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Did you ever think that your over-the-counter drugs, food or perfume could increase your sensitivity to the sun? We need all the protection from sunlight that we can get.
According to WebMD.com, some medications and skin care products can actually increase your chance of becoming burned. Find out what those are, so you can avoid them…
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It’s not a secret that breast implants, eyebrow lifts or liposuction procedures are hard on the wallet. In most cases these surgeries are not covered by health insurance providers. Regardless of those facts people continue to receive more cosmetic surgeries every year.
WebMD.com has helped provide some financial tips and information about how to finance your upcoming cosmetic procedure.
First knowing the cost of specific cosmetic procedures is important up front, speak to your doctor about what you can afford before committing to a procedure.
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Unfortunately, when a woman gets a face-lift it does not stop them from aging. More often than not a patient that is happy with their new face will still get a re-do face-lift 10 or so years later. Some may argue, but getting plastic surgery is a lot like getting tattoos or piercings…once you get hooked you keep going back for more.
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Thinking about receiving a cosmetic procedure? Worried about keeping it private and/or convenient?
Destinations Medical Spa (DMS) may be just what you are looking for. ChicagoTribune.com reports that DMS is a mobile service that handles skin care at your home or business. DMS provides board-certified doctors who can do Botox injections and laser treatments to clients in the privacy of their living room.
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Many people have oily skin but it can be confusing on how to treat this condition. Some people think it has to do with what they eat but this is a myth. People who have oily skin were born with it and can’t do much to get rid of it. But you can learn to manage it.
Everydayhealth.com has listed these easy do’s and don’ts for taking care of oily skin…
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There is a proposal in the Senate to slap “a 5% excise tax on elective cosmetic procedures… that includes things like Botox injections, breast implants, tummy tucks, face lifts, liposuction, teeth whitening, eyelid repairs, etc.” reports Jack Cafferty from CNN. The tax would exclude restorative surgeries.
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