When Facial Hair Appears
Facial hair appearing on your face can leave you feeling confused, embarrassed and emotional. We see it day in and day out at the clinic.
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Slowing the Clock: Omega‑3, Vitamin D & Exercise
Modest but consistent lifestyle choices with omega-3, vitamin D, regular exercise do appear to slow down biological aging at the DNA level.
3 Skin Hydration Tips
Skin that’s thirsty will always tell on you. If your makeup is creasing it's not betrayal, it's likely dehydration. 3 Quick tips to get bold bare skin with what you...
Why microneedling didn’t work
We love microneedling. Done well, it’s a fantastic way to wake up your skin’s natural repair process and get collagen working for you. But… it’s not magic, and if you’ve...
Do you dare tell people you take supplements?
This is a bit of a firecracker topic, but it’s worth unpacking.
Extractions
Extractions – the Safe Way With extractions the goal is to control the spread of bacteria and prevent long term skin damage. We understand the urge to squeeze a blemish,...
Skincare 40 Plus
Aging is a natural and beautiful process, but it doesn’t mean your skin has to lose strength, clarity, or vibrance.
What Are Marionette Lines?
Marionette lines, those folds from the corners of your mouth to the chin that can make us look tired or drawn, even when we feel great. In this guide, we...
Ingrown Hairs
Our best tips for recurring bumps and skin inflammation after shaving and waxing or any other hair removal.
Acne
Struggling with acne is common and requires understanding how your skin, hair growth, lifestyle and hormones work together.
The Collagen Journey, what's in it for you?
Understanding that Type III is just the first step, and that true lasting results come from remodeling into Type I helps appreciate why a strategic, professional approach (not just any...
Hirsutism
Hirsutism is a condition that causes excessive hair growth in areas where women typically have little to no hair, such as the face, chest, and back.