Neck lift surgery, also known as a lower rhytidectomy, is fast becoming popular with patients who want to improve the appearance of their necks but aren’t ready to commit to a full facelift. Its growing popularity stems from the fact that aging affects the area around the jawline much earlier than other parts of the body. Because the neck is so...
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A facelift (also known as a rhytidectomy) is a restorative surgical procedure done primarily to offset the effects of aging. Compared to injectable fillers, facelifts offer a more permanent solution to visible creases, wrinkles, and sagging skin. They are also cheaper in the long run since temporary solutions add up in costs after several years of...
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Widely regarded as the windows to the soul, your eyes are one of the first features people notice about you. In fact, according to a study conducted by Dr. Daniel Gill, senior lecturer in Psychology at the University of Winchester, a person’s eyes are more important than other facial features when men and women are looking for romantic...
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The position and fullness of your cheeks can impact your facial symmetry and overall attractiveness. Droppy or sunken cheeks can make your face appear disproportionate, emphasize the appearance of fine lines and undereye wrinkles, and make you look older. This is because the cheeks are one of the three landmarks of the face (together with the nose...
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Keeping certain parts of our body hairless is a painstaking process. When considering the various hair removal options, we need to look into the associated costs, pain and discomfort, commitment required to maintain results, and the overall longevity of the procedure. While shaving, waxing, and depilatory creams remain popular hair removal...
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In our image-conscious society, having a pleasing physical appearance is considered vital to getting ahead in the workplace, not to mention romantic and social situations. Culturally, there’s also been a shift, and men are no longer expected to look rugged and weather-beaten. Many men now desire a pleasing facial symmetry, a trim physique, and...
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Stretch marks are scars that are caused by the overstretching of skin as well as the increase of cortisone in the body. One of the main hormones released by the adrenal gland during times of stress, excessive cortisone can cause your skin to lose its elasticity. Also known as striae, stretch marks appear as parallel lines on the skin. These marks...
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Cauliflower ear, also known as wrestler’s ear or perichondrial hematoma, is a type of ear deformity caused by blunt trauma. When the external portion of the ear is hit, it could develop a blood clot or other collection of fluids under the perichondrium. If left untreated, the resulting blood pooling (or hematoma) will result in tissue damage in...
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While the practice of resurfacing the skin with chemical peels has its origins in the 19th century, early versions of the procedure were recorded in antiquity. None other than Cleopatra herself was said to have indulged in this marvelous treatment. The Egyptian Queen was believed to have bathed in sour milk, and the lactic acid found in the milk...
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Wrinkles develop naturally as we age. These are lines and creases that become noticeable on the face, neck, mouth, around the eyes, and other areas of the skin. The elasticity of our skin and the production of natural oils diminishes as we grow older, which in turn deepens the appearance of wrinkles. Smiling, squinting, and other facial...
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