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Metabolism and Weight Loss Refresher
For those struggling to shed unwanted weight, learning a little bit about how your metabolism works may help you to reach weight loss success as many factors such as diet choices, exercise habits, and underlying health will affect how your body will burn or store calories, WorldHealth reports.
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Why One Plastic Surgeon Believes Ultrasound-Guided BBLs Are the Future
As ultrasound-guided gluteal fat grafting gains momentum, plastic surgeons are debating whether the technology should become the standard for BBL procedures. In this interview, S. Alexander Earle, MD, FACS, discusses real-time visualization, surgeon adoption, Florida's ultrasound mandate, and why he believes the specialty is moving toward broader use of the technology.
Revive Your Self-Confidence with vFit
The vFit PLUS is a home-use system that is designed to address the delicate pelvic floor in a safe and effective way, according to a media release from Kelz PR.
Read MoreElle Macpherson’s Anti-Aging Alkaline Diet, Exercise, And Beauty Tips Revealed
In the Inquisitr, Elle Macpherson credits a plant-based, alkaline diet, regular exercise, and daily sun exposure for her age-defying beauty and youthful bikini body at 54.
Read MoreTackling Stubborn Fat: What the Experts Say
To find out more about tackling – or disguising – stubborn fat, Sculpsure spoke to experts in the health, fitness and fashion worlds. Here’s what they had to say.
Read More5 Trends in Male Plastic Surgery That Will Surprise You
Think plastic surgery is just for women? Think again. Everyone wants to look good these days, and this applies to both sexes.
Read MoreHow to Control Oily Skin: 10 Dos and Don’ts from Dermatologists
Oil helps preserve the skin, and people with oily skin tend to have thicker skin and fewer wrinkles. The key, say dermatologists, is to strike a balance between having too much oil and maintaining your skin’s natural moisture.
Read MoreCould a Lifetime of Exercise Be the Key to Slowing Down the Aging Process?
Keeping active throughout life could help keep the body younger and healthier as we age, according to new research in the United Kingdom.
Read MoreBeauty Through The Ages: Back To Basics
It’s important to educate yourself on how your body works, investigate cosmetic products and treatments before trying them, and apply the fundamentals of a clean and healthy beauty routine to your daily life.
Read MoreFive Life Hacks for Healthy Skin
Here are Medical News Today’s skin health tips to help you banish wrinkles, get a radiant glow, and keep your skin supple and soft all year around.
Read MorePsoriasis Patients Face Increased Risk of Heart Attacks and Death
People with psoriasis, a chronic inflammatory disease, may be more likely than others to experience heart attacks and strokes at least in part because inflammation damages their vascular system, a recent study suggests.
Read MoreLife… After Residency?
“I can’t wait for residency to end so my life can begin.” This phrase was recently spoken at a national meeting from another resident nearing the end of their plastic surgery residency. While perhaps a flippant remark, there was definitely truth in what they said. I think this is a trap that many residents fall into.
Read MoreYou’re Begging for an Infection If You Use This Common Gym Item
You’re already doing well just being at the gym at all. Do you really have to haul your own exercise mat too? Unless you want to play fast and loose with a whole host of infections, the answer is yes.
Read MoreThis Is Why Drinking a Ton of Water Won’t Help Your Skin, According to Dermatologists
While fresh, dewy visages are wholly guaranteed in simple home remedies, skincare routines, and expensive potions, their promises always seem to come up short. Among them is the popular claim that guzzling water is the secret to supple, glowing skin.
Read MoreShake, Rattle and Do-si-do: Your Brain Loves to Dance
While all exercise is good for the brain, new research published in Frontiers in Human Neuroscience recently set my toes a-tapping. Dancing, it turns out, is one of the best exercises you can do for the aging brain.
Read MoreLife Extension: Exercise Has Anti-aging Benefits, Making You Years Younger on a Cellular Level
It’s not quite eternal youth but scientists have discovered how humans can slow down the aging process and shave almost a decade off their biological age—vigorous exercise.
Read MoreCosmetic Surgery for Kids? Sometimes it’s Vital
You may not think of cosmetic surgery as critically important to a child’s well-being, but often it is.
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