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How Laser Treatments Might Help Your Rosacea
Rosacea can be frustrating because the symptoms can come and go for years. Just when you think the redness is finally gone, it comes back worse than ever. In addition to skin redness that you may find embarrassing, rosacea often causes thickening of the skin in the nose, which can slowly change your facial appearance over the years. While you can take medication for rosacea and do things like stay out of the sun, you can also see a dermatologist for laser treatments.
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What You Are Eating May Be Helping, or Hurting, Your Skin
Do you struggle with acne or breakouts? It could be what you are eating. Ironically, just as eating the wrong foods will cause skin issues, eating the right foods may reduce the severity and frequency of acne. Foods that help your skin: The fiber in oatmeal contributes to younger-looking skin. Dark chocolate can give your skin a healthy glow, due to the antioxidants. However, if eaten in excess, the fat can aggravate and cause breakouts.
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Why You Might Want To Have Vaginal Rejuvenation
Many people are just now hearing about the option to have a vaginal rejuvenation performed by a trained surgeon, but they are not entirely sure about the benefits of it. To help you understand whether this is something that you may be interested in having done, you will want to check out the following benefits. Gives A Cosmetic Appeal Some women feel less confident about the look of their private parts after giving birth to one or more children.
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How to Mitigate Scarring Related to Mohs Surgery
Were you just diagnosed with skin cancer? If so, your dermatologist may have recommended Mohs surgery. This surgery was created by Dr. Frederic Mohs and, today, has an amazing success rate: the American College of Mohs Surgery (ACMS) says that the cure rate is between 95% and 99%. The surgery itself is fairly short, and your dermatologist will remove thin layers of the cancer until only healthy tissue remains. But even though this procedure only mildly disturbs your surrounding skin compared to other options, you may be worried about scarring.
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