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FDA Releases New Sunscreen Measures
The new measures clarify the effectiveness of sunscreen products and help ensure their proper labeling and manufacture.
Rosacea Takes Toll on Clients in the Workplace
Unless effectively controlled, rosacea can play havoc on job interactions and employment.
Nutrition and the Skin
By: Steven H. Dayan, MD, Tracy L. Drumm and Terri …
In order for clients to get the most out of your treatments, they need to nurture their skin from the inside, as well as the outside.
Lack of Gatekeeper Protein Linked to Skin Cancer
New research identifies a protein that plays an important role in skin cancer prevention.
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Find Out More About Fillers
Many new technologies have been developed to rejuvenate the aging face. One of the most successful techniques is the use of fillers to replace lost bone, subcutaneous fat and collagen on the face.
New Technology Presents Alternative to Botox: Freezing Wrinkles
A new technology that has yet to be FDA-approved utilizes cryoneuromodulation to freeze wrinkles, possibly providing a wrinkle-reduction alternative for patients who dislike botulinum toxin.
Today is Melanoma Monday; New Survey Results Releases on Indoor Tanning Trends
New survey results released by the American Academy of Dermatology indicate that young women need a lesson in the dangers of indoor tanning. These results mark Melanoma Monday, the official launch of Melanoma/Skin Cancer Detection and Prevention Month.
Teens and Melanoma Consumer PDF
By: Cathy Christensen
Make copies of this PDF to hand out to clients and at consumer events to do your part in increasing skin cancer awareness in your community.
Teens and Melanoma
By: Carl Thornfeldt, MD, FAAD
It is more important than ever for skin care professionals to spread the word to teen clients about the dangers of sun exposure and the possibility of melanoma.
Hot New Ingredient: Cinnamomum subavenium Found to Safely Whiten Skin—With Exclusive Commentary About How Skin-lightening Works and the Most Effective Skin-lightening Ingredients
Only on SkinInc.com: Actives derived from the evergreen bush Cinnamomum subavenium may be employed to safely and more effectively lighten the skin than current actives. Exclusive commentary follows explaining how skin lightening works and what ingredients are most effective for your clients.