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Dark-skinned Clients Encouraged to Receive Skin Cancer Screenings

Though much of skin cancer news focuses on fair-skinned individuals, it is important to remember those with dark skin are equally as susceptible to melanoma and other skin cancers.

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"Teen Toxing" Trend Gains Traction

As patients requesting Botox treatments are becoming younger and younger, discretion on who and what to treat is becoming all the more important.

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Botox May Affect the Ability to Feel Emotions

A well-known side effect of Botox is the inability to fully express emotions. Now research reveals another side effect: the inability to fully feel emotions.

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Facial Fillers Proven to Improve Appearance

A study on single, multisyringe facial filler sessions published in the journal Dermatologic Surgery shows the effectiveness of these procedures in reducing perceived age.

Nima Skin Institute Clears Up Myths of Acne

In honor of June being National Acne Awareness Month, Chicago's Nima Skin Institute dispels common myths about acne.

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Indoor Tanning, Melanoma Definitively Linked

New research finds that people who use any type of tanning bed for any amount of time are 74% more likely to develop melanoma.

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Skin Cancer Screenings More Important Than Ever

Recent findings indicate that people with a history of nonmelanoma lesions have twice the risk of developing other cancers later in life, so prevention is crucial.

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ASPS Stats Indicate Long-term Growth, Pinpoint Top Minimally Invasive Procedures

With the growth of minimally invasive procedures in the last decade, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) only sees the trend continuing.

May is Medical Spa Month

PrettyCity.com has announced May as its fourth annual Med Spa Month, working with a variety of the country's medical spas to offer discounted treatments and help bring industry awareness to more people.

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FDA Cracks Down on Lipodissolve Procedures

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has sent warning letters to six U.S. medical spas related to the businesses' claims about lipodissolve treatments.

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AAFPRS Reports Noninvasive Procedures on the Rise

The American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery recently released the results of its 2009 survey about facial plastic surgery trends.

April is National Rosacea Awareness Month

According to the National Rosacea Society, the incidence of rosacea is increasing, and with April being Rosacea Awareness Month, now is a good time to discuss this potential skin issue with clients.

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17 Million Cosmetic Surgeries Performed in U.S. in 2009

The AACS reports that the total number of procedures performed by its members has increased by 8% since 2008.

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Could Gum-chewing Cause Wrinkles; Shorten Filler Lifespan?

Although no official studies have been done, evidence is growing to support the link between gum-chewing and mouth wrinkles.

Will Your Clients Take the Dysport Challenge?

Medicis, makers of Dysport, are offering the Dysport Challenge, which could result in $150 in savings for injectable clients.

Addressing Psoriasis Partners With Project Runway's Tim Gunn

Psoriasis-sufferers can share their story for a chance to win a personal style consultation with Gunn.

New Technology Uses Temperature to Detect Melanoma

Although in its infancy, this new technology detects a temperature change brought about by melanoma, resulting in quicker diagnosis and perhaps even an increased survival rate.

What Kind of Plastic Surgery Does Your Region Prefer?

According to realself.com and the ASPS, plastic surgery preferences differ by region; and often for good reason.

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