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Considerations in Weight Loss Medication: Losing weight without losing your healthy skin

First Derm

Studies are exploring the use of cavitation and ultrasound technologies to tighten loose skin and enhance overall skin texture following weight loss. [14] Lichen planus associated with metformin therapy. Dermatology. 1997;194(4):376. Salzburg, Austria. Complications with lipodissolve. First International Convention for Lipodissolve.

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For the Win: Cerave Scores Big with SuperBowl Ad

The Dermatology Digest

In the new ad, Cera goes toe-to-toe with dermatologists and reveals his very own Michael CeraVe commercial, but Cera’s bizarre campaign gets debunked by a boardroom of CeraVe dermatologists, who reminded him that CeraVe is and always has been developed with dermatologists since 2005.

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Does Dairy Consumption Cause Acne?

First Derm

History of Acne & Dairy Research: In 2005, the first study consisting of over 40,000 female participants found that there was a positive link between acne development and skim milk and cottage cheese consumption.

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Do you need to reapply sunscreen indoors? episode 205

The Beauty Brains

What are some trends you see in new technology for beauty products? There was a paper published in the Journal of Investigative Dermatology in 2005 titled “Ferulic Acid Stabilizes a Solution of Vitamins C and E and Doubles its Photoprotection of Skin.” Why isn’t there more recycling? Does Revitalash really work?

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Brief History of Aesthetic Medicine and Why It’s Today’s Hottest Specialty

AAAMS

Today, aesthetic medicine relies on a wide array of tools, technologies, products, and treatments that deliver results that even 50 years ago might have seemed like the stuff of science fiction. 2005 to Today. A new generation of aesthetic injectables continues to emerge.

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How Excess Iron Raises Your Risk for Alzheimer's

Aesthetics Advisor

Limit your exposure to dangerous EMFs (cellphones, Wi-Fi routers and modems) — Radiation from cellphones and other wireless technologies trigger excessive production of peroxynitrites, 27 a highly damaging reactive nitrogen species. 11 Transfusion Medicine April 20, 2017, DOI: 10.1111/tme.12408

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