Understanding Skin Cancer
Skin cancer begins in the cells, the building blocks that make up the skin. Normally, skin cells grow and divide to form new cells. Every day skin cells grow old and die, and new ones take their place. Sometimes, this orderly process goes wrong. New cells form when teh body doesn't need them, and old or damaged cells do not die when they should. These extra cells can form a mass of tissue call a growth or tumor. Read more about this.
What is Melanoma?
Melanoma is the most serious type of skin cancer of the skin. Each year more than 57,000 poeple learn they have melanoma. In the United States, the percentage of people who develop melanoma has doubled in the past 30 years. Read more about melanoma.
Causes of Psoriasis
Psoriasis is more common than you think. About 2% of people living in the United States have this condition. Most people who get psoriasis have white skin, but the condition develops in people of all races. Findings from studies indicate that psoriasis may be more common in skin of color than previously thought. In one US study, researchers found that 3.6% of whites, nearly 2% of African Americans, and 1.6% of Hispanics had psoriasis.
Is Botox® Right For Me?
Botox® is one of the most popular methods for addressing lines and wrinkles due to aging, but most people are not aware there are multiple types dermal fillers that can be utilized in conjunction with Botox® injections to add volume if necessary, depending upon your age and visible signs of aging. While there still may be some stigma out there, Botox® is equally suitable for men as it is for women and may be the best alternative treatment to address certain signs of aging and skin issues.
SkinPen II® - Effective. FDA-Cleared. Affordable.
SkinPen® is the first microneedling device cleared by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, clinically proven to safely and effectively treat facial acne scars for ages 22 and up. With as few as three non-invasive and affordable treatments, you can improve your appearance and step out with confidence.
