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Skin Rejuvenation: The Fantastic Four

These four skin rejuvenation services can help your clients battle the forces of winter skin.

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Diversity is Good Business: Treating the Transgender Client

Approaching, understanding and reassuring your transgender client is essential to making them feel comfortable in your spa. This article dives into the best practices for how to treat your transgender clients.

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Is Investing in IPL a Good Move for Your Spa?

Initially, intense pulsed light (IPL) technology was used mainly for photographic purposes. The technology has been changed for use in various fields, such as science, medical esthetics and engineering.

Laser hair removal consistently ranks among the popular procedures for medical aesthetic practices. Image courtesy of the National Laser Institute.

Cash-based Laser Aesthetic Services

Learn about the aesthetic services—and results—you can provide patients with using lasers.

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Combining Laser Treatments and Esthetics

Estheticians can offer a variety of benefits to laser patients through pre-and post-care regimens, and skin care guidance.

Sharon Monsky, founder of the Scleroderma Research Foundation, died from the disease in 2002. All photos courtesy of the Scleroderma Research Foundation, San Francisco.

When Your Client Has Scleroderma—What Every Esthetician Should Know

The relationship you have with your clients can lead to an earlier diagnosis of this disease.

Providing referral cards to female clients to bring to the men in their lives can result in an increased male clientele.

Simply Male

Skin care for men continues to become more common. Does your facility know how to work with the every day man?

The patient's skin looks visibly healthier in regular light after two months of a chemotherapy and radiation therapy support treatment. There is also a substantial lightening of underlying hyperpigmentation seen in the UV photography.

Hyperpigmentation: A Key Side Effect of Chemotherapy

Once clients have successfully completed their cancer treatments, helping them to reclaim healthy skin can be a great emotional support.

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Embrace Esthetic Physicians for Greater Financial Rewards, Part I

The first of this two-part series addresses how estheticians can collaborate with physicians to enjoy greater financial benefits.

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Tried and True: Wellness in Esthetic Medicine

In this new online column, esthetician and educator Terri Wojak sheds light the latest treatment methodologies, skin care and news in the medical esthetic world. This first column focuses on incorporating wellness into esthetic medicine.

Lasers and Lights--A Technological Revolution

In today's world, technological advances such as lasers, light sources, radio frequency and infrared devices have reduced procedural risks while increasing the liklihood of excellent results.

Because melasma is a chronic condition with high rates of recurrence, clients who are predisposed to developing melasma may find current treatment modalities needlessly frustrating and difficult.

Mastering the Treatment of Melasma

The treatment of this skin disorder can be managed by four core principles.

The skin around the eyes is unique and requires special care due to its delicate structure. Factors like thinness, reduced oil production and constant movement make this area more prone to dryness, discoloration and early signs of aging.

Targeted Treatments for Periorbital Skin: A Guide to Youthful Eyes

Whether it’s addressing upper eyelid aging, dark circles or puffiness, a variety of treatments are available to deliver effective care for clients.

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Teens and Melanoma

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.

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