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When do I choose plastic surgery over a non-surgical treatment?

Like every one I know...I do not relish the notion of going under the knife for a facelift, browlift or neck lift.  So my research is finding lots of doctors selling minimal surgery or "nonsurgical treatments".  Why wouldn't...
Asked by Kym, Marist, NY | 1 year ago | 2 Answers


Microdermabrasion for acne: do medical spas and dermatologists use same treatment?

My 20 year old daughter has had acne for many years. No other treatment has worked. A dermatologist has recommended microdermabrasion. She has dark spots under her skin. Is there a difference between microdermabrasion performed by a...
Asked by LeslieES | 182 days ago | 1 Answer

Is a chemical peel painful?

I've heard that most chemical peels are really painful.  are some peels more painful than...
Asked by Mints, San Francisco, CA | 1 year ago | 2 Answers

Chemical peel - does it work for hyperpigmentation?

Do chemical peels treat hyperpigmentation? What care should be taken when doing chemical peels for that...
Asked by Sam in Texas | 237 days ago | 1 Answer

Chemical peel - are there natural skin care alternatives?

I am looking for a natural skin care alternative to a chemical peel.  Any...
Asked by Edy from Kansas City, MO | 1 year ago | 2 Answers

Can I do a chemical peel at home?

There are many facial peels advertised and i wonder why these arent just as good as going to a facialist or spa. If you recommend home peels, what concentration is safe but effective at removing hyperpigmentation and sun damage? Ariele,...
Asked by Anonymous | 1 year ago | 2 Answers




Best tips for rejuvenating skin to reverse signs of aging

I would LOVE to reduce the appearance of uneven skin tone and fine lines. Are there skin rejuvenating secrets or tips experts could share with me? Alie, Princeton...
Asked by Anonymous | 1 year ago | 7 Answers

What does it mean to treat acne with blue or red light?

I don't get what it means to treat acne with "red light" or "blue light."  Please describe blue/red light treatments.  How do they compare?  How do they work, and who is a good candidate for...
Asked by Anonymous | 1 year ago | 1 Answer


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