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The article focuses on helping individuals find the right medical care by highlighting a variety of healthcare providers across different specialties. Topics include the listing of top doctors in various fields such as dermatology, cardiology, orthopedics, and plastic surgery, alongside their practice details and locations and emphasizes that the Washingtonian's Top Doctors list is not influenced by advertising, allowing readers to make informed decisions.

The article highlights the importance of including the often-overlooked neck and décolleté areas in skincare routines to address aging and sun damage. Topics discussed include the unique vulnerabilities of the skin in these areas, beneficial ingredients like hyaluronic acid and retinoids for targeted care, and the role of professional and at-home treatments to promote youthful, healthy skin.

The article "CLEVER SKINCARE AWARDS 2024" presents a list of 70 top skincare products for different skin concerns. The products were chosen by a panel of experts, including dermatologists and beauty professionals. The list covers a range of skincare categories, such as cleansers, toners, exfoliators, eye care, lip care, masks, and moisturizers. It includes both affordable and luxury options, with brief descriptions of each product and their benefits. The article aims to provide readers with a thorough guide to effective skincare products. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on the Face & Body spa conference and expo to be held in Sacramento, California from September 8-9, 2024.

The article highlights the benefits for skin care facilities in adding light-emitting diode (LED) therapy and high frequency treatments and how it can elevate their services and attract a broader clientele looking for advanced and results-driven skin care.

This article provides information on various common skin conditions that can affect horses. It emphasizes the importance of good grooming and management practices to maintain healthy skin. The article covers a range of conditions, including aural plaques, dandruff, hives, insect bite hypersensitivity, lice, mange, melanoma, photosensitivity, rainrot, ringworm, sarcoid, scratches, summer sores, sunburn, sweet itch, vitiligo, and warts. It offers suggestions for care and treatment options for each condition, while also highlighting the importance of consulting a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment. [Extracted from the article]

The text provides information on various businesses and services available in the Shenandoah Valley. It includes details about an architecture firm specializing in downtown revitalization, a community makerspace offering workshops and classes, a greenhouse and nursery celebrating the beauty of nature, a real estate firm prioritizing integrity and personalized attention, and various other businesses such as landscaping services, home furnishings, car dealerships, financial planning firms, and antique shops. The text aims to provide library patrons with a comprehensive overview of the services available in the area, catering to diverse tastes and needs. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Real Simple provides information on common myths and misconceptions about anti-aging skincare. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how and why our skin ages, and highlights the need for a healthy skincare routine. The article debunks myths such as wrinkles being the first sign of aging, aging being solely genetic, chemical peels being damaging, sunscreen only being necessary on sunny days, and expensive products being more effective than drugstore ones. It also discusses the importance of nighttime skincare, the proper use of retinol, the impact of water intake on the complexion, the dangers of using harsh products, and the need for moisturizing oily skin. The article concludes by stating that while topical creams can have some benefits, injectables like Botox and fillers are more effective for certain concerns. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers tips, techniques and advise for spas on effectively treating multicultural skin.

The article focuses on essential lip care tips for summer, emphasizing the importance of hydration, exfoliation, and sun protection. It advises drinking water to prevent chapped lips, using a natural exfoliating scrub made of sugar and honey to smooth the lips, and applying a lip product with SPF 15 or higher to protect against sun damage.

This article highlights several new skincare products from various companies. Some of the featured products include Coola's Dew Good Illuminating Body Melt, Jane Iredale's ColorLuxe Eye Shadow Sticks, and Dr. Med. Christine Schrammek's Triple Effect Peeling. Other products mentioned include Augustinus Bader's The Skin Infusion, Biologique Recherche's Progeskin Serum, and Dr. Dennis Gross's Vitamin C Lactic Creamy Cleansing Oil. These products offer a range of benefits such as sun protection, skin renewal, hydration, and anti-aging properties. [Extracted from the article]

COLUMNS Over the last five decades, veterinary care and best practices for horse health and management have undergone extraordinary advancements, driven by improvements in technology and research methods. - Elaine Pascoe with Liara Gonzalez, DVM, PhD, DACVS, 6 Steps to Protect Gut Health, Winter 2019 23 "The American Association of Equine Practitioners recommends using the acronym ACCLAIM to help you evaluate supplement labels. - Elizabeth Kilgallon, DVM, with Elaine Pascoe, Just a Bruise …, March 1998 16 "As a rule, the hoof and pastern angle should mirror the shoulder angle, so you can use that as a guide to what's right for your horse.". [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on providing information about various medical practices, both large and small, affiliated and private, to help individuals find a suitable primary-care provider or specialist.

The article focuses on the scientific basis of sonophoresis, highlighting its use of sound waves to enhance the effectiveness of topical products in cosmetic applications. Topics covered include the science behind sonophoresis, its mechanism of action through cavitation, the difference between high and low-frequency ultrasound, and the safety and efficacy of sonophoresis in cosmetic and medical settings and the authors caution against outlandish claims related to sonophoresis.

Cost: About $100 to $1,000 or more, depending on type and location GH Beauty Award Winner: PCA Skin NoPeel Peel (pcaskin.com), a superficial peel + BONUS TREATMENT Light Therapy Light therapy treatments are also offered by skincare pros. BEAUTY LAB + THE TREATMENT Injectable Neuromodulators These injected liquid proteins "work by blocking the molecule that makes face muscles contract and makes wrinkles visible, allowing the muscles to relax and smoothing the overlying skin", says Mona Gohara, M.D., an associate clinical professor of dermatology at Yale School of Medicine. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on various facial protocols using different skincare products and steps. Topics include the specific facial treatments such as Pomegranate Wintermint Facial, Chocolate Peppermint Patty Facial, and providing detailed instructions for each treatment to address different skincare needs during the holiday season.

The article focuses on the importance of preconditioning the skin with prescribed home care products before facials, chemical peels, and laser resurfacing treatments to ensure healthy skin and prevent adverse reactions. Topics include the significance of hydration in preconditioning, a comprehensive home care regimen, and the key conditioning ingredients for cleansing.

The article presents an interview with Jessie Strickland, the lead esthetician at Sundara Spa in Lake Delton, Wisconsin, highlighting its approach to wellness and customization of treatments. Topics include her journey in spa industry, the unique treatments offered at Sundara, and her favorite Dennis Gross Skincare products.

The article focuses on the current trends in skincare, which include a growing emphasis on skin protection and restoration. These trends encompass various products like sunscreen sticks, peptide moisturizers and SPF tinted moisturizers, driven by factors like climate change and increasing awareness of skin health. Industry experts emphasize the importance of multifunctional, lasting and protective benefits in skincare products, including the need for sustainable solutions and ingredients .

"You should definitely start the vetting process of hairstylists as soon as you're engaged", Valles says-and the same goes for any glam pros you might want to see, such as hair colorists, extensions stylists, and even nail artists. When planning a wedding, the last thing you want to do is make another decision about the big day-let alone craft a comprehensive wedding beauty timeline. "In the months leading up to your wedding, pay attention to your skin and skin care routine. From traditional bridal hair, makeup, and nails, to upgrades like extensions, injectables, and cosmetic dentistry, wedding day beauty prep can feel daunting and tough to navigate-and especially stressful to map out far in advance. [Extracted from the article]

The article provides step-by-step instructions for different facial treatments using specific products, such as Green Tea Citrus Cleanser, Passionfruit Enzyme, Citrus-C Nourishing Cream, Goji Berry Yogurt Mask, and various other Bioelements products, to address specific skin concerns.

From Sun Gods and Goddesses to Sunscreen, Sunblock and SPF Sunburn is caused by too much exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light that can alter DNA and prematurely age your skin. Chemical sunscreen versus mineral sunscreen Chemical sunscreens contain organic compounds such as oxybenzone and avobenzone, which absorb UV rays as they attempt to enter the skin. Additionally, the FDA prohibited sunscreen brands from claiming their products are "waterproof" or "water-resistant", since the FDA determined this is leading, and only sunscreen products with an SPF of 15 or higher can claim they help prevent sunburn or reduce the risk of skin cancer. "Mineral sunscreens have been around for decades, but in the past, the user experience was poor as the zinc oxide left a thick white cast on people's skin", explained Drake Blessum, founder of Svens Skincare, a mineral sunscreen product. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses various methods to achieve glowing skin, including exfoliation, masking, and the use of different modalities such as hydrodermabrasion, LED therapy, high frequency, and oxygen facials.

BEAUTY LAB All-Star Anti-Agers FIRMING NIGHT CREAM Infused with fortifying ceramides and fatty acids, Algenist's rich cream was a winner in the GH Beauty Lab's night cream test for measurable skin tightening, tone evening and hydrating benefits. REPLENISHING SERUM DUO SHISEIDO BIOPERFORMANCE SKIN FILLER SERUMS, $295, SHISEIDO.COM This innovative set includes a night serum that shrinks hydrating and smoothing hyaluronic acid molecules so they can penetrate skin and a day formula that re-plumps them to maximize linefilling effects, Lab analysis found. TESTER NOTE "Feels luxurious and leaves skin silky-smooth", said GH Beauty Lab Executive Director Birnur Aral, Ph.D. LAB RESULTS In a clinical study, it improved skin moisturization by 25%, according to Beauty Lab data review. INNISFREE RETINOL CICA MOISTURE RECOVERY SERUM, $37, AMAZON AGE-FIGHTING EYE TREATMENT Tackle slack eye-area skin, crow's feet, puffiness and more with this mild, lightweight Murad retinol eye serum, a winner of the Beauty Lab's anti-aging eye treatment test. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers guide to skincare routines for every age group starting from 20s and going up to the 60s and beyond and mentions importance of adaptation of skincare routine to one's age and changing skin needs. Topics discussed include skin concerns faced by people in each age group, importance of using sun protection and moisturizing product, and taking care of skin as lifelong process.

The article focuses on men's facial protocols and provides step-by-step instructions for two signature facial treatments, including the Men's Signature Beard Facial and the Gentleman's Experience RedMethod, from various skincare brands, such as SkinBetter Science, Pevonia, and Skin Perfect Spas.

The article focuses on the use of chemical peels, a treatment designed to help remove dead skin and accelerate the skin's natural rejuvenation process that has been used for long-term damage used to avoid bacterial infections, hypo or hyper-pigmentation, or scarring of skin texture.

The article focuses on educating clients about chemical peels and introduces polyhydroxy acids (PHAs) as the next generation of chemical peels that are suitable for every skin type and condition, even for sensitive skin.

The article offers information related to enzyme versatility in skin care products that are mostly sourced from fruits and vegetables like papaya, pineapple, pomegranate, kiwi, blueberries, cranberries, green tea, fig, apple and pumpkin.

A patent application titled "Apparatus And Method For Treating Superficial Up To Deep Dermal Hyper Pigmentation Melasma, Acne And Anti-Aging Facial Skin Segments" was published online by inventors from Israel. The application focuses on providing effective and less painful treatments for conditions such as Melasma, Post Inflammatory Hyperpigmentation, Acne, and Anti-Aging. The proposed method involves a device that cools the treated area and utilizes ultra-thin needles for injections, aiming to improve treatment efficiency and reduce pain. The invention includes a detection unit, a cosmeceutical capsule, a microneedles array, and a cooling system to enhance the treatment process. [Extracted from the article]

The patent issued for composite packaging facilitating an aseptic presentation of medicinal products by inventor Matthias Henke aims to simplify the packaging of sterile medical devices, particularly implants, to reduce packaging waste and costs. The innovative packaging design combines an inner sterile barrier with an outer composite packaging material, such as cardboard and film, to streamline the aseptic presentation process during surgery. By utilizing composite materials, the packaging volume is reduced, and the risk of contamination or damage to the medical devices is minimized, enhancing efficiency and safety in healthcare settings. [Extracted from the article]

A clinical trial, NCT06640998, has been initiated by Candela Corporation to evaluate the safety and efficacy of the Matrix Pro Applicator treatment for lifting the eyebrow and lax tissue in the submentum and neck. The trial is a prospective, non-randomized, multi-center study involving up to 150 participants receiving up to three treatments with follow-up evaluations. Eligibility criteria include healthy individuals aged 18 to 75 with specific skin characteristics and willingness to comply with study requirements. The study aims to assess improvements in lifting lax tissue through treatment with the Matrix Pro device. [Extracted from the article]

A recent study conducted at the University of Ferrara in Italy examined the impact of internal limiting membrane (ILM) peeling size on tangential retinal displacement in macular hole surgery. The study included patients who underwent vitrectomy with either a small or large ILM peeling. Near-infrared retinal imaging was used to evaluate the retinal displacement before and after surgery. The results showed that a larger extent of ILM peeling led to a greater tangential movement, potentially improving the closure rate of macular holes. This research provides valuable insights into the surgical techniques used in macular hole surgery. [Extracted from the article]

A recent study conducted at the University of Paris has provided new information about vitrectomy, a surgical procedure used to treat macular holes. The study found that macular holes with a minimal diameter greater than 650 μm closed in 85% of cases after vitrectomy and internal limiting membrane (ILM) peeling. The closure rate was higher for macular holes between 650 and 800 μm compared to those larger than 800 μm. The study also found that there was a significant visual improvement after macular hole closure, even for holes larger than 800 μm. [Extracted from the article]

The patent application titled "Systems, Methods And Computer-Accessible Medium For A Feedback Analysis And/Or Treatment Of At Least One Patient Using An Electromagnetic Radiation Treatment Device" proposes a system for individualized treatment of dermatological and cosmetic conditions, with a focus on melasma. The current methods for treating melasma are not efficient and require the use of multiple systems that do not communicate with each other. The inventors aim to develop a more effective and safe treatment for melasma and other hard-to-treat pigmentary disorders by accurately targeting treatment locations in the skin using optical energy. The patent application describes the components and functions of the system, which include an EMR treatment device, a data collection system, and a controller for accessing a remote network. The invention also incorporates features such as image recognition, computer vision, electronic health record management, and clinical decision-making support. [Extracted from the article]

A patent has been issued for a retention device and tape for the retention device. The inventor, Damien Bosser, filed the patent on January 25, 2019, and it was published online on September 10, 2024. The retention device is used in the field of hygiene and is designed to ensure proper positioning and easy removal. The device includes a continuous base with retention elements and zones free of retention elements. The patent provides detailed descriptions and claims for the design and features of the retention device. [Extracted from the article]

A recent study conducted in Changchun, People's Republic of China, focused on the removal of heavy metals (HMs) from dewatered sludge using a combination of peel extract and compound chemical extraction agents. The researchers found that specific combinations of extractants had the highest extraction rates for Cd and Zn, reaching 92.6% and 98.4% respectively. Additionally, the study showed that the combined leaching agent could be valuable for the harmless treatment of HMs in sludge and the resource utilization of peel waste. This research provides insight into the recycling of fruit peel resources and the potential for their use in environmental management. [Extracted from the article]

This article discusses four different pumpkin treatments that are being offered at various spas during the fall season. The treatments include a Pumpkin Spice Renewal Day Spa package at Ste. Anne's, a Pumpkin Spice Body Treatment at The W Spa, a Great Pumpkin Facial at The Chocolate Spa, and a Yam & Pumpkin Enzyme Peel Facial at Touch To Heal Spa. Each treatment offers different benefits for the skin, such as exfoliation, increased collagen production, and hydration. The article provides information about the prices and details of each treatment, as well as the websites where more information can be found. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers step-by-step instruction for skin brightening with the help of pumpkin enzyme facial and hyperpigmentation protocol.

The article presents a list of the area's Top Doctors in various medical specialization including Leon W. Kao in internal medicine, Sameer Sofat in Cardiology, and Oscar Adler in Nephrology.