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Are Tanning Beds A Fast Track to Skin Cancer?

As it turns out, tanning beds pose a greater cancer risk than previously believed. The World Health Organization (WHO) this month elevated tanning beds to its highest cancer risk category – "carcinogenic to humans." Tanning beds' classification had previously been, "probably carcinogenic to humans."

Cosmetic Surgery Advice -- Consider the Source

I just read an article from the Indy Star, the online version of The Indianapolis Star newspaper, on how to find a skilled cosmetic surgeon. The article advised prospective patients to seek a board-certified physician. So far so good. The piece went on to suggest looking for one from “the big four,” meaning a dermatologist, an ear nose and throat specialist, an ophthalmologist or a plastic surgeon. No!

New York Nicks The Lifestyle Lift

It’s not always a writer that gets to say, “Ah ha!” This is one of those rare moments.

While I will indulge myself very briefly and savor the opportunity to feel “in the know,” the more important thing to do is to present updated information I ran across about the Lifestyle Lift, specifically that the State of New York has levied a hefty fine against the organization that brings you this variation of facelift surgery.

The Three Most Important Things You Can Stop Doing For Your Skin

There is plenty of advice these days on what to do for healthier, more beautiful skin, but very few professionals concern themselves with what bad habits you should quit in order to have the most beautiful skin possible.

Dracula Therapy is a Scary Proposition

I just found out about a new treatment for wrinkles that has me outraged and horrified at the same time. It’s called Stimulated Self Serum (S3) therapy. It’s been dubbed the Dracula Therapy, because this botox-like procedure includes drawing your own blood, and spinning it down to serum, red blood cells, and the platelets.