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Category Archives: Stretch Marks/Scars

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July 20, 2021

Can Dermatologists Remove Scars?

Are scars the reason why you wear long-sleeved clothes, caps, and jackets all the time? Well, a scar at the wrong body part, like severe acne on the face, is likely to lower your self-esteem. Some good news for you is that dermatologists can help you to alleviate the effects of scars. Please keep reading […]

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September 17, 2019

Top 4 Treatments for Autumn

As we prepare to enter the final stretch of the year, the weather begins to cool down, the streets become covered in leaves, and we start to see lots of pumpkin themed products all around. Fall has arrived! With the change in the environment, certain cosmetic procedures begin to increase in popularity. Treatments that otherwise […]

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August 27, 2019

6 Reasons to Try Microneedling Before the New Year

As we enter the final days of summer, we are slowly entering the home stretch before calling the current year a wrap. We’re right at the point where the leisure time of the summer is about to wind down, but before the chaos of the late autumn and holiday seasons start – making this the […]

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July 14, 2014

Voluma™ XC in Los Angeles

The aging process affects many aspects of our face, but one of the most noticeable changes is the loss of volume. Several injectable fillers, including others from Juvederm®, have been developed to replace lost volume in the skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, but no filler has before now been FDA-approved for use in […]

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