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Although melanoma isn’t the most common form of skin cancer, it is by far the most dangerous. In fact, about 3.3 million Americans are diagnosed with nonmelanoma skin cancers each year. Your first line of defense is to try to avoid the sun’s harshest rays, which are between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. But when you choose to be out in the sun,…

Jump to: Keeping unwanted hair at bay is a long-documented struggle for humanity. From Egyptian nobles to members of Europe’s high society, smooth skin has been documented throughout ancient history as a status symbol and a standard of beauty.  Despite thousands of years of working to achieve smooth and soft skin, it can still feel…

If today’s fast-paced world has you needing more time for yourself, you’re hardly alone! Did you know Google searches for “self care” increased by a whopping 107% over the past five years? Between ever-growing to-do lists and endless social media feeds, more people are seeking ways to unplug, recharge and refresh. But what, exactly, does…

Do you have areas on your skin that differ noticeably from your natural skin tone, such as brown areas on the skin, blotchy patches, or darker spots that won’t fade? Skin discoloration happens when melanin levels vary on our faces and other areas. This can lead to hyperpigmentation (darker than normal) or hypopigmentation (lighter than…

Have you been troubled by the appearance of small, dark veins on your legs or face? If so, you’re far from alone. It’s estimated that over half of all women and as many as 40% of men develop spider veins. Most people over 50 will get them at some point.  You may also have heard…