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What to Do if You Receive an Abnormal Pap Smear

 

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As part of your well-being care as a woman, pap smears are part of your annual exams. Starting in your twenties or when you become sexually active, it should be part of your health routine to receive a pap smear as part of your gynecological exam to scan for early signs of cervix cancer. This…

What Is the Difference Between Botox and Dysport?

 

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If you have been considering an injectable for diminishing forehead lines or crow’s feet, you have probably already heard of Botox and Dysport injections as viable options. In fact, at first glance they may seem to do the same thing. Both are neurotoxins and work in a similar fashion, reducing the muscle activity in an…

Removing Port Wine Stain Birthmarks

 

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Many people are born with birthmarks that are easily hidden or do not detract from their appearance. However, the port wine stain birthmark can be intrusive due to its dark, red wine color and its location. Port wine stain birthmarks often appear on the face, neck or torso and can vary from a pink to…

What Is a Double-Board Certified Plastic Surgeon?

 

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If you are considering plastic surgery, you want to know that the medical professional you choose is one of the top in their field. You want to ensure that anyone who will be surgically changing your appearance has the credentials that support their experience. As you research local plastic or cosmetic surgeons, you may see…

Understanding Rotator Cuff Tears

 

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If you follow sports, you have undoubtedly heard of a player being out due to a rotator cuff tear, especially any athlete that throws a ball. However, it is not just major league pitchers that are susceptible to this injury. Anyone can tear their rotator cuff, either due to injury or just prolonged use over…

Are You Getting the Nutrients You Need?

 

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There is a multi-billion dollar industry that has been built on telling you what to eat and what supplements to take. Every ‘diet’ or supplement program is backed with testimonials of people who claim to have achieved health, weight loss, higher energy levels and many other benefits from following a particular nutritional plan. But then…

5 Tips to Reduce Acne Breakouts in Teens

 

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Almost everyone experiences acne in their teen years, some worse than others. This is primarily due to the hormonal changes that can cause overactive oil glands in some teens that perpetuate acne outbreaks. Although acne is normal, it can also be embarrassing and affect a teen’s self-confidence. Here are five ways to reduce the appearance…

Do You Have a Tattoo You Regret?

 

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Tattoos are more common than ever, with many people from all backgrounds getting ink put on their skin. Unfortunately, many times these tattoos are later regretted for a variety of reasons. Whether the tattoo is poorly designed, in a highly visible area or no longer reflects the person’s personality, there can come a time when…

Permanent Solution for Excessive Underarm Sweating

 

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Hyperhidrosis or excessive underarm sweating is a condition that affects many men and women, causing embarrassment due to the uncontrollable production of sweat. Although there are treatment options including Botox injections that can control the condition, these options must be continued indefinitely to be effective which can be inconvenient and very expensive. Another FDA-approved option…

Importance of Self-Exams in Early Detection of Breast Cancer

 

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It is estimated that 40% of incidences of breast cancer are first detected through self-exams or when a woman notices a lump in her breast. Although clinical exams and mammograms are important factors in detecting breast cancer, even before there is a detectable lump, self-exams can fill in the times between professional visits. All women…