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Ingredients
Nitric Oxide Treats Acne from the ‘Bottom Up’
Nitric oxide attacks the underlying inflammation that helps form acne. An alternative to retinoid treatments, nitric oxide is the key ingredient in an upcoming acne gel.
MedSpa
Hear That? Earlobe Fillers on the Rise
Facial fillers are the second most common non-invasive treatment after Botox, so it's no wonder that the popularity of fillers would extend to other parts of the body, including the earlobes.
Facial
Growth Factor Technology +
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Every year of your adult life, you have fewer and fewer growth factors in your skin. While there are roughly 300 varieties, the number of each dwindles with age. That's why Osmosis is proud to introduce the most advanced growth factor (GF) formula available today, the new StemFactor.
Facial
Fast Fixes for Aging Skin
With the hustle and bustle of modern life, express treatments allow clients to address their skin care care needs in a shorter amount of time.
Physiology
Eczema Shown More Prevalent in Black Patients
Physiological and cultural differences define differences in eczema for people of color—studies have shown that the skin condition may affect black patients more than their Caucasian counterparts.
MedSpa
Allergan Takes on Histogen’s Stem Cell Technology
Allergan will utilize Histogen's regenerative technology to put patients' own stem cells to work—all as part of the company's Regenica Advanced Rejuvenation System.
MedSpa
Global Esthetics Market Projected for $19.5 Billion by 2023
A recent report indicated that the global esthetic market is growing due to increased awareness, a shift in consumer preference and latest treatment options.
Facial
Giving Lip: Are the Services Worth It?
Everyone seems to want fuller lips, and offering services specifically for the lips can be a lucrative addition to your spa menu.
Physiology
What Happens to Skin With Age?
It’s been said that, “If life is about change, the proof is in our skin.” It cannot be denied that skin changes, and usually for the worse, as humans age. The reasons for this are both intrinsic and extrinsic.
Physiology
Acne and Tobacco Claims Go Up in Smoke
Smoking tobacco decreases risks of the skin disease, contrary to popular opinion, according to research in the
Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology
.
Physiology
Pediatric Patients Experience Psoriasis Differently
Psoriasis affects children and adults in different ways—despite limited research on the condition in children, new data in
JAAD
states that immune cells vary alongside psoriasis patient ages.
Sun Care
Indoor Tanning Popularity Cooling Down
A study by the Cancer Prevention and Control division of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that indoor tanning habits have become less popular overall, though there is still a significant amount of users.
Physiology
Genetic Mutations Open Doors to Atopic Dermatitis
Atopic dermatitis may be caused by a single-gene mutation, according to new research published in
Nature Genetics
. Scientists believe the effects of the mutation could be partially corrected through glutamine supplementation.
Facial
Renew Your Skillset With Products and Live Demos
Want to see live demonstrations while saving money on skin care products? Check out a few vendors who will be offering demos at Skin Inc.'s Face & Body Northern California.
Physiology
Reflections: An Education In Eczema
In the United States, 31.6 million Americans suffer from eczema, among the most affected are children. Learn how skin care professionals are treating and helping.
Physiology
Tattoo-removal Patch Offers ‘Tat’-ilizing Results
A clear, silicone patch is changing the tattoo removal game—Research in
Lasers in Surgery and Medicine
found that removal treatments using the patch could be almost three times as fast at traditional methods.
Physiology
Study Shines a (Black) Light on Melasma Detection
Black light can illuminate otherwise hidden melasma symptoms, according to research in the
Journal of American Academy of Dermatology
. Researchers hope to encourage early detection of the condition.
Facial
Show Eczema What’s Up
Eczema affects over 30 million people, and skin care professionals are seeing more and more clients with the skin disorder. Learn how to manage symptoms and how to avoid irritating the skin.
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