|
Prominent Cosmetic Dermatologist and Author Joins MySkinCareConnection.com
The HealthCentral Network, Inc. (www.HealthCentral.com) today announced that Dr. Hema Sundaram, an accomplished dermatologist, cosmetic surgeon and author, is joining the MySkinCareConnection.com community as a skincare and aesthetic medicine expert. Sundaram is the author of Face Value: The Truth About Beauty and A Guilt-Free Guide to Finding It [Rodale], which was honored by the National Press Club. She appears regularly on NBC television and XM radio programming and has been quoted in leading publications including The New York Times, The Chicago Tribune, The Boston Globe, Prevention Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Allure and Cosmopolitan. A Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology, Sundaram will be writing twice weekly on a variety of issues, ranging from updates on the latest acne and anti-aging products on the market, to the latest cosmetic trends in pop culture.
Living with acne
Drugstores offer a mind-boggling array of products and treatments that range from "The Power Pimple Peel" to the formidable sounding "Teminator 10," next to long-time standards such as Clearasil and Stridex. A stroll down most crowded malls will find a kiosk marketing Proactiv, the skin regimen touted by celebrities such as Jessica Simpson, Vanessa Williams and Sean "Diddy" Combs as an acne cure-all. "The over-the-counter stuff isn't necessarily bad for mild acne," Ganz said. "Look for topical creams, products with salycic acid or benzoyl peroxide; that's what's in Proactiv, by the way," she said. But you might want to see a dermatologist if the over- the-counter products don't work after two months, both Ganz and Lawley advise. "If they're using these things regularly, and the (skin) is not responding after two months, it should be worth it to go to a dermatologist and start prescription treatments," Lawley said.
Pregnant skin
There are many changes that occur in the body during pregnancy. YOU may hear some horror stories about how your skin will change during pregnancy. Some of these changes, such as stretch marks, are inevitable in everyone, while some women will be fortunate to escape certain problems. These changes occur because your hormone levels increase during pregnancy. Not only does oestrogen increase, but so does the melanocyte-stimulating hormone, a hormone that stimulates the cells controlling skin pigmentation. .
Lipodissolve Remains Nu U Medspa's Most Popular Procedure for 2008
Nu U Medspa adds lipodissolve to its list of this years most popular procedures along with other popular non surgical cosmetic procedures including laser hair removal, Botox, Restylane, IPL, Acne Treatment, Photofacial, Chemical Peel and skin tightening. Las Vegas, NV (PRWEB) January 30, 2008 -- The consumer demand for lipodissolve, mesotherapy and fat removal treatments has exploded at Nu U Medspa. Besides lipodissolve and mesotherapy, other popular Nu U Medspa specialties include laser hair removal, Botox, Restylane, IPL, Photofacial, Acne Treatment, Chemical Peel and skin tightening.
"Under the guidance of a board certified plastic surgeon, clients are assured they are receiving the highest level of professionalism and service with treatments performed only by Nu U Medspa's elite team of doctors, dermatologists, registered nurses and highly skilled, licensed estheticians," say the folks at Nu U Medspa.
|
