Skin Care and Beauty - Treatments

Psoriatic Arthritis 101

Experts estimate that almost a third of psoriasis sufferers will develop psoriatic arthritis, which generally manifests about a decade after the appearance of psoriasis. However, in a few sufferers, the joint disease precedes the skin disease.

How to Use Epsom Salt for Health and Beauty

This drugstore staple is often overlooked in our search for the best health and beauty aids. But there are some good reasons to add this affordable compound to your shopping cart.

Scars: Causes, Types, Prevention, and Treatment

Whether you have a newly developed scar or you're trying to stop a wound from turning into a prominent scar, there are ways you can minimize its appearance.

Tooth Sensitivity: Getting to the Root of It

Learn about the most common causes, plus get tips on how to fix this common problem.

Can Botox Treat Back Pain?

Can one of America's most popular cosmetic treatments provide powerful relief for chronic back pain? Many doctors and patients say, "yes." Here's what you need to know about back pain, Botox, and the beauty of pain relief.

Rosacea: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments

Many women incorporate blush into their daily makeup routine to accentuate their cheekbones with a rosy-red look. But for the millions of people living with the skin condition rosacea, unintentional blushing and flushing can be an uncomfortable and embarrassing problem.

9 Ways to Treat a Sunburn

That red, painful-to-the-touch burn on your overly sun-exposed skin can be a big problem. You thought you did everything you could to prevent sunburn, but apparently it wasn't enough. The good news is that it's temporary and treatable.

Understanding Psoriasis: Causes, Prevention, Treatment

Psoriasis is an autoimmune disease that can debilitate your skin, self-esteem, and overall health. What's worse is that it can lead to more serious health complications. Learn about how to detect, treat, and cope with this disease.

Basal Cell Carcinoma: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments

Did you know that basal cell carcinoma is the most common kind of cancer in America? It can ravage your skin and even cause disfiguration if not treated properly. Be sure you know how to detect and deal with signs of this skin cancer.

8 Ways to Beat Morning Breath

If you wake up with bad breath every morning, join the club. Very few people can escape it, and no one starts the day with a minty-fresh mouth. Fortunately, there are ways to tame the dragon.

Sebaceous Cysts: Causes, Symptoms and Treatments

Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatments of sebaceous cysts.

Squamous Cell Carcinoma: Causes, Treatment, Prevention

Almost a quarter of a million Americans are diagnosed with Squamous Cell Carcinoma every year, and the numbers are growing. But what are the causes and warning signs? And are you doing enough to protect yourself?

Lichen Sclerosis: Causes, Symptoms, Treatments

Learn more about this uncomfortable skin condition including who's most often affected.

Hair Loss for Men and Women: Causes and Cures

Some causes are unavoidable: a genetic predisposition or if you're going through chemo, for instance. However, you can often take steps to avoid the loss of your luscious locks.

First Aid for Your Face: How to Treat Scars, Burns, and Pimples

It takes work to keep your face looking youthful and healthy. And minor scrapes, burns, and breakouts can sometimes undo the work. Fortunately, you can go back on track by following these tips to help speed up healing and prevent scarring.

How can I treat the embarrassing problem of adult acne?

Dermatologist Dina D. Strachan answers a reader's question about treating her adult acne.

Cellulite 101

Are your thighs and hips plagued by bumpy, cottage-cheese style skin? You're not alone. Approximately 80 percent of women suffer from cellulite. So, what can you do about this unsightly condition?

How Diabetics Should Treat Cuts and Bruises

Have diabetes? Simple measures can keep your skin fresh and beautiful.

True or False: 6 Hair Loss Rumors Revealed

With all the information (and misinformation) surrounding hair loss, it’s hard to get to the facts. Well, worry not. Here we give you the real truth behind the most prevalent baldness rumors.

7 Solutions to Relieve Peeling Skin

Here, solutions to help relieve peeling skin due to the scorching sun and to those many days at the beach.

6 Common Skin Problems in Diabetics

How do you treat the skin you’re in? If you’re diabetic, hopefully you take extra care to examine yours often and see a doctor at the first sign of any abnormality.

Do Fat Melting Injections Work?

Considering having a fat melting injection? Find out the facts, the risks, and whether or not this option is right for you.

Your Guide to a Clear Complexion

The key to a clear complexion lies in finding the right balance of cleansing, moisturizing, and protecting your skin from the sun. The following tips will help you restore the glow to your complexion.

Do You Pass the Body Odor Test?

Body odor is influenced by mood, diet, medications, medical conditions and hormone levels, say experts.

Fat Injections for Breasts: How Safe Are They?

One method of reconstruction that continues to be studied is fat injections for breasts. But how safe (and effective) is this procedure?

Can Eggplant Cure Skin Cancer?

What are the chances that this popular vegetable could be a potential cure for skin cancer? Read on to find out.

How to Cope with Cold Sores

Read on to find out how to soothe your cold sore symptoms, or reduce your outbreaks altogether.

My teen daughter wants to get a nose job. What should I do?

Facial plastic surgeon Dr. Steven Pearlman answers a reader's question about teenagers and nose jobs.

What's the best treatment for acne scars?

Dermatologist Dr. Neil Sadick answers a reader's question about acne scars.

The Lowdown on Under-Eye Circles

Shed some light on the subject of dark circles.
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