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Registration Open for World Psoriasis & Psoriatic Arthritis Conference

July 2015 conference aims at increasing understanding of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis in order to improve patient outcomes.

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Identical Twins Key to Unlocking Rosacea?

Daniel Popkin, MD, and colleagues were awarded $25,000 by the NRS to study the facial microbiomes of identical twins in whom only one has rosacea.

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Study Finds Non-invasive Lifts of Eyebrow, Neck and Chin Are Effective

The micro-focused ultrasound therapy, known as ultherapy, effectively lifts and tightens skin on the eyebrow and neck and under the chin without adverse effects for patients of all ages, according to a new study.

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Proposed Oregon Bill Would Require Certification for Estheticians Who Operate Lasers

Oregon House Bill 2642 would require estheticians who operate lasers or other energy devices to become certified.

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Telemedicine Connects Patients and Plastic Surgeons

Telemedicine is more than just a buzzword, it’s the future of health care and the future is now. The ability to remotely connect with doctors for consultations, diagnosis and monitoring is here to stay.

It took four months to clear this client’s inflammed acne and pigmentation, using a combination of mandelic serum, vitamin A proprionate serum and benzoyl peroxide.

Become an Acne Specialist

With the correct training, any esthetician can become an acne specialist and achieve high success rates with even the most acne-prone skin.

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Popular Anti-aging Treatment Emerges as Effective Treatment for Difficult Scars

Dermatologists are harnessing a laser technology originally developed as an anti-aging treatment to improve the appearance of scar–especially hard-to-treat or older ones.

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5 Trendy Beauty Treatments Evaluated by AAD Expert

While some initial research studies have shown trendy treatments to be effective, dermatologists remain cautious about recommending them over proven therapies.

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Modern Exfoliation

To select the most suitable treatment systems for a client, you must first appreciate the basics of natural skin growth and desquamation.

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What Men Really Want

Simple, results-oriented, male-specific skin care is what today's male client is seeking from your facility.

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Melasma: Identification and Treatments

Understand how skin develops hyperpigmentation and become familiar with the general types in order to manage the condition with the proper modalities.

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30 Skin Care Misconceptions

Find out the truth about what you think you know about skin care.

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Handling Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation, alpha hydroxy acids, Asian, Native American, ethnic, hypopigmentation

Post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation is a universal response of the skin and is more common in the darker global skin types.

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What is Causing Your Clients’ Eye Issues?

Unfortunately, the eyes are often the first area to show signs of aging due to the difference in skin structure.

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Older Consumers Not Buying Into Anti-aging Skin Care

Consumer adoption of anti-aging skin care routines is low despite high interest in the products, indicating that marketers are failing to connect with a majority of consumers who are most interested in their products—a group comfortable with their age.

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Are You Providing the Best Level of Care for Ethnic Skin?

Ethnic skin care specialist Juliette Samuel explains the most important issues when working with darker skin types, and provides tips and tricks for working with ethnic skin.

See Eye to Eye With Clients

Cosmetics are among the leading foreign objects to enter the eyes. Use the tips to help clients avoid injury.

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Scientists Find Potential Way to Block Sun-induced Skin Aging

A scientific team at UBC and Providence Health Care have genetically engineered mice with less wrinkled skin, despite repeated exposure to wrinkle-inducing ultraviolet (UV) light.

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