There are so many over-the-counter products claiming to be the answer to reversing the signs of aging. They include lotions, creams, scrubs, masks, and serums. Many people find that these products don't give them the results they were hoping for. This often leads them to look other places, such as in the direction of Botox. Botox is an injectable treatment that helps to reverse the signs of aging by stopping certain muscles in the face from moving by blocking the nerve impulses that cause those muscles to contract.
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2 Ways Your Dermatologist Can Help Slim Your Chin
If you have unwanted fat underneath your chin, often called a double chin, then you are not alone. Many people have unwanted fat deposits in this area. While some people can eliminate this excess fat through diet and exercise alone, others find that the fat underneath their chin never goes away even with diet and exercise due to a genetic predisposition to this problem.
Thankfully, there are now non-invasive liposuction alternatives that remove small unwanted fat deposits, such as chin fat.
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Mole Removal Options
Many people have at least one mole. You may have one on your head, face, neck, or arms that is unsightly. Moles can also be a concern as an indicator of skin cancer. Whether you just don't like the way that the mole looks or you are concerned about the risk of melanoma, mole removal is a quick and easy way to ease your mind.
Surgical Removal
Excision of a mole is the process of cutting into the skin to remove the mole and, sometimes, the skin around the mole.
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Information For Patients Preparing To Undergo Mohs Surgery
Mohs surgery is a highly effective surgical technique used to remove skin cancer from patients' bodies. It allows surgeons more control over the type of tissue they remove. Tissue is cut away in very minute segments, and these segments are dyed and tested for cancerous cells. Mohs surgery allows your surgeon to leave more of your healthy tissue intact while making sure to remove as much cancerous tissue as possible. Here are three facts you should know when you're planning to undergo Mohs surgery:
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