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Skin Is In: Topical Use Acne Market Grows

According to a new report, the global topical-use acne treatment market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.6% between 2017–2024.

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FDA Clears Eskata for Treatment of SKs

Aclaris Therapeutics’ Eskata has received FDA approval for the treatment of raised seborrheic keratoses using a targeted pen-like applicator.

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Top 10 Countries for Tattoo Removal

Statista, in conjunction with the International Society of Plastic Surgeons, provides an infographic detailing the countries with the highest rates of tattoo removal procedures.

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FDA Clears CoolSculpting for Treatment of ‘Double Chin’

Allergan's CoolSculpting has received FDA clearance for noninvasive treatment of lax tissue and submental fat known as "double chin."

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Hot or Not: The Attractiveness Equation

Steven Dayan, M.D. discusses the science behind beauty, what makes people more attractive than others and why people who invest in skin care, hair care and makeup are actually happier.

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Cause for Concern? IDFPR's New Esthetic Rules

Susanne Schmaling, Alex Thiersch and Terri Wojak discussed the IDFPR's newly released list of prohibited treatments, which include chemical peels and microdermabrasion.

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Medical Esthetics Market Continues to Progress

The global medical esthetics market is estimated to reach more than $13 billion by the year 2021. The industry has a number of key drivers, including an increase in safety and awareness, leading to its progression.

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Study Warns: Non-certified Surgeons Marketing on Instagram

“The confusing marketing on social media is putting people at risk,” said Clark Schierle, M.D. “There have been many recent reports of patient harm and deaths resulting from inexperienced providers offering services outside of their area of expertise.”

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Free Skin Cancer Screenings for Florida Firefighters

Water’s Edge Dermatology is providing free skin cancer screenings for Florida firefighters in January 2018 after research found firefighters in Florida are seven times more likely than the average state resident to be diagnosed with skin cancer.

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Study Finds Germ Concerns Connects to Self-image Worries

“Our findings show that when people are worried about pathogens, they also evaluate their own physical appearance, which motivates them to pursue behaviors and products intended to improve appearance, including exercise, makeup and plastic surgery.”

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Partnership Helps Promote Esthetic Wellness

Virtual Health Partners has collabroated with MedResults Network to promote esthetic wellness and support nutritional care to clients of plastic surgeons, medical spas and esthetic medical physicians.

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The HydraFacial Company Collaborates with ZO

The HydraFacial Company has announced a partnership with ZO Skin Health using technology to meet specific needs for all skin types in addition to providing solutions to achieve total skin health restoration and bright complexion.

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Esthetic Medicine Ranks 6th in Malpractice Lawsuits

Malpractice is not uncommon within the skin care and medical fields as clients sometimes do encounter negative experiences. Medscape's Malpractice Report 2017 lists the top 10 specialties for lawsuits.

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Blood Test Could Help Predict Skin Cancer's Return

“For some patients with advanced melanoma, their cancer will eventually return. We have no accurate tests to predict who these patients will be, so our findings are really encouraging,” said Richard Marais, lead researcher for Cancer Research UK Manchester Institute at the University of Manchester.

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Toss the Bleach for Atopic Dermatitis Treatment

Bleach baths are commonly recommended for atopic dermatitis treatment, but a recent review in Annals of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology found that water baths may be a better option.

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Psoriasis Meets its Match in Vanilla Extract

What do baked goods and psoriasis have in common? Research in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry suggests that synthetic vanilla extract can topically treat the chronic condition.

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Acne Causes Teens to Keep Off Social Media

“The teens that I interact with as a school counselor are very active, on the go and very into technology, so it's alarming to see them withdraw from social media because of acne,” said Anne L.P. Flenner, professional school counselor and past-president of the Florida Counseling Association.

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NPF Launches Our Spot Program

Adolescents diagnosed with psoriatic disease can now be enlightened—along with parents and caretakers—about the diagnosis and how to better cope with it with NPF’s newest program: Our Spot.

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