Best Skin Care Products For Women: Get Gorgeous Hair at Any Age

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

In This Issue:

  • Sagging Skin: What You (and Your Doctor) Can Do
  • Expert Q&A: Dealing With Rosacea
  • Wrinkle Fillers: Not Just for Women Anymore

Get Gorgeous
Hair at Any Age
Don't let your tresses give away your
age. Get the skinny on how to keep
your hair looking shiny, full, and vibrant.
Also See:
  • Lash, Brow Tinting: Is It Safe?
  • Look Great on Zero Sleep
  • Biggest Winter Skin Hazards

Health News & Features

Sagging Skin: What You (and Your Doctor) Can Do
Sick of saggy skin but not ready for a facelift? There are things
you can try at home or at your dermatologist's office that get results.
Also See:
  • Party Time? Fake Fuller Hair
  • Expert Reviews: Exfoliating Products

Expert Q&A: Dealing With Rosacea
Rosacea causes flushing and redness of the face and can really
impact self-esteem. Get the facts about effective new treatments.
Also See:
  • How Chemical Peels Erase Wrinkles

• What Your Nails Say About Your Health

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Secrets of a Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgeon

Wrinkle Fillers: Not Just for Women Anymore
Robert Kotler, MD, talks about smoothing men's wrinkles
with injectible fillers. Are men pleased with the results?

Read more on the Secrets of a Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgeon blog.

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