BOTOX® Cosmetic vs. Dysport® what does it mean to you?
Posted June 21, 2011
When Botox was first introduced for cosmetic purposes it took the cosmetic world by storm. Millions of patients have used it to fight off wrinkles.
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When Botox was first introduced for cosmetic purposes it took the cosmetic world by storm. Millions of patients have used it to fight off wrinkles.
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According to CBS Los Angeles a new study from University of Southern California (USC) and Duke University finds that people injected with Botox may have trouble telling what other people are thinking and feeling. That’s because people u
Read MorePosted March 17, 2011
According to My Fox LA researchers at the University of California, San Francisco, have been at the forefront of an emerging medical field that seeks to identify and help treat problems caused by stress.
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Posted April 14, 2010
Unilever scientist, David Gunn has revealed a new study showing that women with fuller, firmer lips are immediately viewed by others to be younger than they actually are. Gunn's study reviewed photos of 102 pairs of Dutch female twins ages 59 to 81 years and 162 individual British white women ages 45 to 75 years to see if they could guess the ages of the participants. Their goal was to understand if there was one single feature that persuaded them to guess a younger age. Apparently, it's all in the lips.
Read MorePosted April 08, 2010
New York University School of Medicine in Manhattan recently released their study, showing that injectable PLLA (poly-L-lactic acid), a biodegradable synthetic product released as "Sculptra", is more effective than collagen at filling the nasolabial folds (lines from the sides of the nose down to the sides of the mouth). Nasolabial wrinkles are one of the first signs of aging.
Read MorePosted March 23, 2010