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Ending the summer with a photofacial

A photofacial is a way to freshen up the skin without substantial downtime in most cases. Broad spectrum light flashes are used to transmit energy to the skin, creating a more youthful and even skin surface. It reduces signs of sun damage and aging by minimizing brown and red spots.  It also helps to improve acne.

Photofacial treatments, also known as IPL or intense pulsed light can be performed on the face, chest, hands, and other areas with signs of sun damage.

At the end of the summer, photofacials are great for undoing some of the damage caused by soaking in the sun's rays on the beach.

 

Posted on Tuesday, September 7, 2010 at 08:44AM by Registered CommenterAllure in , , | Comments Off

Your waist size affects your health

Not surprisingly, a recent study showed that people with larger waists have higher risks of dying from multiple diseases including heart disease and breast cancer. The study followed over 100,000 people.

Read more about this study here.

The best way to lose your belly fat is through lifestyle modifications including eating and activity changes.  The results of the study are not groundbreaking, but they are significant due to the large scale of the study and the pervasive nature of this problem. 

Posted on Tuesday, August 10, 2010 at 04:04PM by Registered CommenterAllure in , , , , , , | Comments Off

Dr. Brett Kotlus addresses the cause of the #1 skin complaint : Wrinkles!

Posted on Monday, August 2, 2010 at 10:02PM by Registered CommenterAllure in , , , , , , , , , , , | Comments Off | References1 Reference

Poll reveals looking good may help in the workplace

Almost 2/3 of Americans in a recent survey felt that appearance matters when it comes to succeeding at work. It was also found that people thought looks were more important when applying for a job than in getting promoted. 

Other findings in the Newsweek Poll can be found here, along with a description of "Lookism" issues in the workplace. Both men and women have been seen to become increasingly aware of appearance in the workplace amidst the current economic climate.  Cosmetic boosters, such as Botox are more commonplace among men looking to have an edge in the job market. 

 

Posted on Wednesday, July 21, 2010 at 10:09AM by Registered CommenterAllure in , , , , , , , , , | Comments Off | References1 Reference

Are your skin products making you look younger?