Dermal fillers are injections that can plump the skin, effectively reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles and adding volume to the face. They are a popular method for those looking to appear more youthful without undergoing a procedure or taking recovery time. Many types of dermal fillers are available, each offering different benefits. …
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Your skin works hard every day to protect you from environmental dangers. One of the largest dangers to your skin is the sun. Sun damage can manifest itself as freckles, sun spots, discoloration, and more. Thankfully, sun damage treatment can help alleviate these issues. Let’s take a closer look at sun damage and the treatment …
The Aurora DeJuliis, MD European Medical Spa offers under-eye fillers in Montclair, NJ, that provide individuals with a more convenient way to address issues such as eye bags, hollow eyes, and tear troughs. Here’s how: Treatment for Cosmetic Under Eye Issues Dr. Aurora DeJuliis uses JUVÉDERM® VOLBELLA® XC, the first and only hyaluronic acid filler …
From improving sun damage to acne scars and even reclaiming faces from wrinkles, chemical peels have been utilized as potent and easy skincare solutions. Yet, despite being widely used for over 60 years, most people don’t know enough about them. If you’re wondering how chemical peels work, what they’re used for, and what to expect …
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The popularity of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) treatment has increased since Kim Kardashian posted about her ‘Vampire Facial’ in 2013. PRP is obtained by centrifuging a blood sample to produce concentrated platelets. PRP is a dense serum, rich in growth factors and cytokines. These growth factors regulate and induce cell migration and proliferation of new blood …
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Keeping your skin well hydrated, soft and radiant during winter months can be challenging. Frigid air outside and warm and dry air indoors can lead to a chapped, rough, and blotchy complexion. Simple self-care steps can help in keeping your skin healthy. Avoid hot showers, and instead use lukewarm water. Hot water increases the evaporation …
Dark spots or melasma? Can you tell the difference? Well you should know the difference because the treatment to eliminate them can be quite different. Melasma looks like a dark band across the face. Areas commonly affected include the forehead, cheeks, and upper lip. Melasma is hormonal dependent and often appears in some women of …
Do you wonder what Vitamin C does to your skin? Is using Vitamin C directly onto your skin sound medical advice or is it another hoax the cosmetic industry is using to sell more skin products? First off we humans are not able to make our own Vitamin C. That is a bad thing considering …
Let’s face it, your skin might not be happy these days. You have been spending a lot of time indoors, perhaps working from your home on your computer, Zooming work colleagues. When you venture out, you are wearing a mask to protect yourself and others against the virus. You may not have followed your skin …
Can menopause put you at risk of Alzheimer’s disease? In the vast majority of women, menopause is manifested by hot flashes, sweating, difficulty in sleeping, mood changes, irritability, and mental fog. Estrogens are a key factor in collagen and elastin production in the skin. Five years into menopause a woman has lost over 30% of …
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