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I wanted to provide a basic reference for some of the cosmetic toxins that exist in US products. Many have been banned in Europe who happens to be ahead of us in eliminating toxins from their cosmetic products. I will blog in the future about some of the issues with chemical sunscreens. For now, here...
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The FDA has approved a new neuromodulator named Daxxify which is produced by the company Revance.  Neuromodulators are those medications containing Botulinum Toxin (such as Botox, Dysport, Xeomin, and Jeuveau), which are typically used as a cosmetic procedure to reduce fine lines and wrinkles. What makes Daxxify different from the other neuromodulators is its longevity average...
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As many of you know I am a proponent of using Arnica Montana to prevent and treat bruising, swelling, inflammation and pain. Arnica Montana is a natural, homeopathic remedy which has been shown to reduce bruising and swelling from trauma without side effects or interactions with other medications. Specifically, Helenalin, the main component of the...
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I wanted to mention that while I typically address aging from “the inside” using fillers and botulinum toxin under the skin, I also work with patients on “the outside” with skin care. Although every patient is different, there are certain things that work in almost anyone. The first step should be used by 100% percent...
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The Art of the Cosmetic Consult: I was recently asked to write down my thoughts concerning the factors contributing to the aging face. I always note that our facial appearance is determined by both genetic and environmental (sun, smoking and diet) factors. The good news is aging, although inevitable, is modifiable if the cosmetic work...
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While Botox and Dysport act “superficially” meaning on the muscles near the surface of the skin to reduce and soften fine lines and wrinkles, fillers work deep and fill or “inflate” deep folds and wrinkles from the inside out.
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