Originally posted on: https://www.smore.com/s8erf With over 11 million people worldwide having dabbled in Botox, it has quickly become one of…
If parts of your body make you cringe when you look in the mirror, you are definitely not alone. In fact, more than three quarters of Americans report feeling unsatisfied with how their body looks from time to time. Although many people exercise regularly and adhere to a healthy diet, they still have problem areas where fat remains. For people coping with double chins, love handles, or sagging upper arms, a procedure known as CoolSculpting may be the answer.
Because it’s become one of the most popular choices among both men and women for fat reduction, we listed five reasons why people turn to CoolSculpting.
Originally posted on: https://drsanjaylalla.com/blog/botox-benefits/ With a multitude of health benefits, it’s clear why Botox remains one of the most requested…
To say that many aspects of our lives have been put on hold over the past year and half due…
Summer is nearly here and most families will be headed out doors to begin all sorts of outdoor activities. Summer can be one of the roughest times of the year on the skin and steps should be taken to protect its health. Exposure to the sun can lead to skin damage as well as skin cancer but there are also other problems that can arise. No matter what type of outdoor activity you are engaged in, even lying by the pool, you are likely to sweat more. This can mean that the skin has more dirt, oils and even environmental chemicals will be trapped in your pores. This is certainly the time of year when we need to be much more conscious of our skin health and take measures to protect it from damage. Here are a few tips to help maintain skin health this summer.
Nowadays, non-surgical seems to be the buzzword around doctors’ offices that offer rejuvenation therapy, anti-aging procedures, and traditional plastic…
We’ve all seen the pictures of the hunched-over elderly person who has to walk with a cane. It’s one of the first things that come to mind when we think of older folks’ ailments… back problems. But is back pain a normal sign of aging? Does it really have to be this way? Must we suffer with back problems, medical conditions of the spine, and back pain, just because we’re headed toward our senior years? The answer is an unequivocal ‘Absolutely not! Back pain is not an inevitable, unavoidable part of getting older. In fact, many people throughout the country find that ‘aging gracefully’ includes aging without having to suffer with it.
The sun is instrumental in our bodies ability to create vitamin D. Skincare experts suggest that we spend about 15 minutes a day in the sun but overexposure or unprotected exposure can lead to unpleasant skin conditions that include sunburn, unsightly wrinkles, skin degeneration or skin cancer. In order to protect our skin it is highly recommended that sun block be used, especially if an individual is aware that they will be exposed to the sun’s harmful rays for a long period of time. But like choosing many dermatology products, choosing a sun block can be confusing with all the varieties that are available. Sun blocks are categorized by various features such as ingredients, resistance to water, sun protection factor (SPF) and whether or not they block UVB or UVA rays. Some are also categorized by the age group they are specified for such as those which should be used for children, teens or adults. In order to maintain proper skin health, it is important to select the right sun block. Here are a few things to think about in making a selection.
Aches and pains are just a normal part of aging, and hip pain is just one of those inevitable discomforts that happen as we age, right? Wrong! Although many people in the U.S. experience hip pain as they get older, the fact is that hip pain often is quite preventable. In fact, according to many hip replacement specialists in New Jersey, the hips are one of the most well-designed parts of the entire human body and that means they’re made to last a life-time. Even as Americans are living longer, this area of the body generally is made to stand the test of all of those years. However, though it is true that hips can last a lifetime, it’s also true that we all should take extra precautions as we age. Here’s more information from hip replacement specialists about the causes, as well as prevention, of hip pain as it relates to aging.
Sunscreen is one of the least expensive types of dermatology products but it plays a very important role in the health of your skin. Sunscreens work by reflecting, scattering or absorbing UV rays that can damage the skin. There are many different types of sunscreens available which contain a wide variety of ingredients. Choosing the right sunscreen will depend upon an individual’s lifestyle and the types of activities that they will participate in outdoors. No matter which type is chosen it is essential that it provides protection from both UVA and UVB rays.