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American Society for Dermatologic Surgery warns consumers about the risks of at-home beauty treatments. more »

The Skin Source: Fall 2007 Get the skinny on liposuction Lasers erase scars Helpful tips to keep a healthy glow amid the cold and snow Beauty countdown to the bride’s and groom’s big day   more »

Few Problems Seen in Fractional Laser Resurfacing According to research presented today at the 38th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS), fractional laser resurfacing has a relatively low complication rate, the majority of which are temporary and do not result in scarring. more »

Full Skin Exams Aid Early Melanoma Detection According to research presented today at the 38th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS), a complete skin exam should be performed on any patient who visits a dermatologic surgeon for a suspicious area on the skin. more »

Ultrasound Useful in Skin Tightening According to the results of research presented today at the 38th Annual Meeting of the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS), a novel, non-invasive ultrasound device has the potential for correcting age-related sagging skin. more »

“I look forward to my summer tan because that’s when I look healthiest.” Myth or fact -- a tan is a result of a healthy complexion? MYTH. Actually, a tan is the first sign that the skin has been damaged by Ultraviolet rays (UV rays). This is just one of the many dangerous misconceptions that sun worshipers have about tanning and skin protection. more »

With summer now here, an increasing number of men have turned to cosmetic surgery techniques such as laser hair removal, liposuction and botulinum toxin injections to get fit and fabulous before hitting the beach. For decades, the pressure has been on women to have the perfect look, but thanks to movie and television shows full of flawlessly looking actors, men are quickly adapting to a culture where they are more desirable with toned bodies and hairless backs and chests. more »