People with oily skin are at an advantage because it will be a while before wrinkles and fine lines form on their faces. But, unfortunately, oily skin makes you susceptible to acne breakouts and other skin blemishes.
Whereas the sun has benefits to our skin, such as the creation of vitamin D, sun rays can be damaging to our skin. The damage may range from short-term effects like sunburns and blisters to long-term effects such as dry skin, uneven skin tone, wrinkles (premature signs of aging), and even skin cancer.
Photodynamic therapy involves light and photosensitizing chemical substances which is effective against a wide range of skin disorders like acne, actinic keratosis, nonmelanoma skin cancer, etc. It is approved by the U.S Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the treatment of precancerous skin growth due to damaged cells in the outer layer of the skin.
Are you looking for an even skin tone, a blemish-free face, desiring to remove those wrinkles and fine lines that are making you look dull? Microdermabrasion is a painless, non-surgical, and less risky solution.
Unfortunately, the older you get, the more conscious you become of the wrinkles, fine lines, and sagging skin on your face. As a result, you probably shy away from your mirror. If you are reading this, you might have come across solutions on fillers and injectable cures.
Your skin is beautiful, but it is also sensitive and fragile. Constant exposure of your skin to UV radiation could damage it and put you at risk of getting Melanoma. You could also develop it through gene mutation. However, there is a silver lining; melanoma has a treatment that we will explore in the article.
It seems that every country globally has a vast population of people looking to reduce fat in some area of their body. Fat loss is one of the ways that people attain their ‘dream bodies’.
Losing weight or fat might be a challenge, and considering alternatives might not seem too farfetched. CoolSculpting is one of those choices that you may have come across. This article will look at what CoolSculpting is and some of the facts about the procedure.
The skin is the most prized possession for most people, and we make every effort to protect and care for it. With summer right around us, some of us may have already splurged on pricey creams and skin supplements, which is perfectly fine! However, following a proper skincare routine is always wise and more effective.
The sun is essential for healthy living. It can help regulate sleep cycles, stimulate the production of Vitamin D in the body for good bone health, plus reduces stress and helps to create feelings of well-being. Unfortunately, the sun’s rays have harmful effects, particularly on the skin.
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