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Study Finds 40% of Vitiligo Patients in US May Not Be Diagnosed

Vitiligo prevalence is between 0.76% and 1.11% of the U.S. population, with around 40% of those with the condition being undiagnosed, according to a study, per Healio.

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NanoPass and AMP Launch MicronJet 600 for Aesthetics in the US

NanoPass Technologies and Aesthetic Management Partners (AMP) have signed an agreement to begin commercializing NanoPass's MicronJet 600 intradermal delivery device in the United States.

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Microneedling Your Scalp Is a Little-Known Trick To Promote Hair Growth

Though topicals are great on their own, there's an easy way to get them to do their jobs even more efficiently—and that's where scalp microneedling comes in, according to Well + Good.

Aesthetics

Vogue Williams Will Front a Show About People’s Choices to Have Cosmetic Surgery

Participants will get a glimpse at the "after" before a panel helps them decide, according to Cosmopolitan.

Dermatology

You Are What You Eat: Healthy Diet Tops Drugs When it Comes to Anti-Aging Benefits

Researchers at the University of Sydney say when comparing the benefits of drugs which promote healthy aging and good metabolic health, their study finds nothing beats eating a healthy diet, according to StudyFinds.

Rejuvenation

Under-Eye Filler Isn’t For Everyone. Top Oculoplastic Surgeons Share Their 3 Favorite Alternatives

Experts share the best filler-free solutions for common eye-area concerns, RealSelf reports.

Practice Management

Products

Plastic Surgeon Has Her Own Implants Removed After Patients Educate Her On Breast Implant Illness

A plastic surgeon recently made news as a board-certified plastic and reconstructive surgeon who chose to have her own breast implants removed, according to ScaryMommy.

Innovations

For Psoriasis, Molecular Signature in Healthy-Appearing Skin May Be Best Predictor of Response to Anti-TNF Treatment

Finding predictive signs in a patient’s genetic profile is a step toward applying precision medicine to complex inflammatory skin diseases, according to researchers from Michigan Medicine.