Beauty Skin Care & Gorgeous Smiles
A Hearing Aid Is Less Conspicuous Than Your Hearing Loss
There are several common myths or misunderstandings about hearing loss and hearing aids. This article will attempt to explain and/or dispel those myths and misunderstandings…. Continue Reading
What Are You Feeding Your Body?
As a nation, we eat poor quality foods that have been stripped of nutrients. We do not consume enough fresh fruits and vegetables. The foods… Continue Reading
Healthy Skin In Winter Weather
Winter can be harsh on skin. Here are some tips I share with my patients. Moisturizing soaps. Use Dove soap or body wash (sensitive skin… Continue Reading
Six Celebrity Beauty Tips For 2014
Pretty much every celebrity you know has had a cosmetic procedure. Those who look as if they haven't are probably making use of state-of-the-art technology… Continue Reading
Can PRP Help You Heal More Quickly After Cosmetic Surgery?
What do professional athletes know about rapid recovery after injury that you don't? It has now become commonplace to hear about sports icons returning to… Continue Reading
Hypnosis, Skin Care, Gorgeous Smiles and Good Health
A recent study from the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor has associated smoking with fine wrinkles all over the body – including the face…. Continue Reading
Liposuction Does the Fat Come Back?
When you think about it, the whole idea of liposuction, a procedure that involves inserting a tube in your body, sucking out the fat, and… Continue Reading
Red Complexion? It Could Be Rosacea
What Is Rosacea? Acne Rosacea or 'adult acne' occurs in adults as its nickname implies, however contrary to its name, true pimples do not occur…. Continue Reading
Latest Non-Invasive Aesthetic Breakthroughs
Two of the latest cosmetic technologies available to the Washington D.C. metro area are the LipoLight and Venus Freeze. The LipoLight is the very first… Continue Reading
Detox From Lyme
All individuals with Lyme disease should detox. Peter Medawar, Nobel prizewinner in medicine, referred to viruses as “pieces of bad news wrapped in protein (biofilm).”… Continue Reading
