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Physiology
When Water is Hard on Eczema
Hard water contains minerals that are tough on the skin, especially those predisposed toward atopic dermatitis. Recent research in the
Journal of Investigative Dermatology
looked into how hard water affects the skin barrier.
MedSpa
Non-Melanoma Treatment Markets Heat Up
While deadly, melanoma is not the only skin cancer. The treatment market for non-melanoma skin cancer is on the rise, expected to reach $4.7 billion by 2025 as diagnoses increase.
Facial
The A-Peel of Desquamation
The intricate process of desquamation involves hydration, enzymes and many other substances and actions. PCA Skin's Ivana S. Veljkovic, Ph.D., details the process.
Body
Massage Linked to Faster Recovery of Damaged Limbs
A recent report in
The Journal of Physiology
found that massage treatments can be effective to increase muscle growth in injured limbs.
Physiology
How to ‘Trick’ Melanoma Into Treatment
An effective checkpoint inhibitor treatment for melanoma may be on its way—researchers are investigating lines of treatment for the cancer for patients missing critical gene mutations.
Physiology
Comparatively Speaking: Inflammation vs. Allergy
Is it sensitive skin? Or is it really normal skin undergoing a typical inflammatory response? Where do allergic reactions fit in? In this edition of "Comparatively Speaking," Nava Dayan, Ph.D., explains.
MedSpa
Beware: RBF is Real
"Resting b!$ch face," also known as RBF, has been found by researchers to be more than just in our heads. In fact, doctors are seeing more and more patients requesting treatments to make themselves look happier in photos.
Physiology
Fat-Burning Treatments Turn to Microneedles
A novel microneedle skin patch offers a noninvasive alternative to liposuction, according to Columbia University and University of North Carolina researchers. The patch has the potential to treat obesity and diabetes while boosting metabolism.
Physiology
[video] When Acne Goes Beyond Skin
Acne can sometimes indicate underlying health issues. Ayyaz Shah, D.O., caught up with
Skin Inc.
on what to look for when treating acne and how estheticians can help clients' overall health.
Facial
Learn How to Combat Acne in the Treatment Room
At
Face & Body
Midwest, supplier classes offer an opportunity for estheticians to gain a perspective about skin care problems from leading industry experts.
Makeup
Makeup Bag Rejuvenation
While more clients have become increasingly diligent about understanding what is in their skin and body serums and sun protection formulas, in addition to what’s being applied in the treatment room, and how foods impact the health of their skin, that same level of awareness tends not to extend to the cosmetics in their makeup bags.
Sun Care
Warm Up to Sun Protection as Temperatures Cool
The end of summer should not mean the end of sun protection—reflective snow, drier air and a tendency to skip SPF once temperatures drop can lead to unexpected sun damage to the skin.
Wellness
Seeking Happiness? Go to the Spa
Research in the
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
shows that emotional well-being stems from knowledge and attitude toward esthetic dermatology.
MedSpa
Platelet-Rich Plasma and the Vampire Facial
Platelet-rich plasma, the key ingredient in "vampire facials," has many benefits when it comes to collagen regeneration and skin rejuvenation.
Physiology
Think Before You Ink: What to Know About Tattoos and Skin
Tattoos and permanent cosmetics have the potential to cause skin reactions. Click through for how estheticians can prepare and treat clients' tattoo concerns.
Physiology
Use PRP, Lasers to Fight Against Vitiligo
Treatments combining platelet-rich plasma and CO2 lasers proved effective in restoring pigment for vitiligo patients, according to a recent study in the
Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology
.
Makeup
Priming Your Facial Canvas
Just like any artist, makeup artists and estheticians must prepare the canvas that they work on. Learn how primers can help with the creation of a masterpiece.
Physiology
Women Unsure of the Signs of Breast Cancer
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and it's pretty shocking how many women don't even know how to tell if they might have breast cancer. See these tips to learn more about checking for breast cancer.
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