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How Your Retail Product Provider Can Be a Partner
Discover the advantages of partnering with Jan Marini Skin Research for your aesthetic practice. Offering a comprehensive range of scientifically-backed skincare products, Jan Marini addresses diverse patient needs from acne to aging, enhancing patient care and boosting practice growth.
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Emsculpt Neo Approved for Medical and Aesthetic Use
BTL’s Emsculpt Neo has received FDA clearance to stimulate neuromuscular tissue in the legs and arms for rehabilitation, expanding its original use for fat reduction and muscle building to now address medical conditions and improve patients’ mobility and recovery.
Derms Agree: This Is Actually The Most Effective Anti-Aging Evening Routine
A board-certified dermatologist tells SheFinds about a step-by-step anti-aging evening routine that’s easy to follow and immensely beneficial for your skin health.
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The One Collagen-Boosting Food You Can Eat Every Day, According To Aging Experts
SheFinds spoke with aging and skincare experts who agreed that red bell peppers are great for boosting collagen, and there are several reasons why.
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The #1 Best Wine for Anti-Aging, According to Dietitians
Antioxidants found in this particular kind of wine can help fight damaging free radicals. But it’s all about moderation, according to EatThis, NotThat.
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4 Dermatologists Predict What the Most Popular Anti-Aging Treatments Will Be In 2022
From an injectable that may rival Botox, to advanced methods of getting rid of cellulite, these are the six treatments derms predict will start surging in the next few months, according to InStyle.
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Grape Seed Compound Shows Anti-Aging Potential By Taking Out Tired Cells
A compound derived from grape seeds called procyanidin C1 (PCC1) intervenes in the survival of senescent cells by inducing a type of programmed cell death called apoptosis, while leaving healthy cells largely unharmed, researchers suggest.
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How Effective Are Anti-Aging Diets? Here’s What Science Tells Us
Some dietary patterns may help people live longer and age more gracefully. However, data on the benefits of these diets for people is limited, according to Healthline.
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Can Fasting or Keto Slow Aging? Scientists Are Skeptical
When it comes to diets, the “anti-aging” label can be misleading — that’s the conclusion of a new, sweeping review article published recently in the journal Science.
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The #1 Cause of Aging Poorly, Says Science
EatThis, NotThat shares what science says about five causes of aging poorly, including the most common.
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The Relationship Between Food And Signs Of Aging
If you are trying to fight the signs of aging the healthy way, be sure to keep some of these things in mind, Longevity advises.
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The Lowdown On Skin-Firming Peptides
Bustle shares a comprehensive guide on peptides for skin, along with various peptide-spiked products.
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How To Reverse Aging? One Company Thinks We’re Closer Than Ever Before
Aging is not a necessary side effect of life but rather an obstacle programmed into our DNA that we may soon be able to remove, Entrepreneur reports.
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Here’s Why Everyone Should Be Using Ceramides In Their Anti-Aging Skincare Routine, According To Dermatologists
A NYC-based dermatologist tells SheFinds all about this anti-aging powerhouse, from how often you should be using it to what exactly this ingredient is.
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Silicon Valley is Chasing the Fountain of Youth
Human aging is the latest and greatest field being disrupted by technology, according to Axios.
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Facial Recognition AI Measures Success of Browlifts
Machine learning can deliver an objective appraisal of cosmetic surgery’s success at making aging faces appear younger and happier, according to Mayo Clinic researchers, AI in Healthcare reports.
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Upcycled Brewing Waste May Offer Novel Anti-Aging Ingredients: Study
Polyphenolic compounds recovered from waste from the production of craft beers may boost mitochondrial activity and prevent oxidative stress in skin cells, according to research published in Cosmetics, Cosmetics Design reports.
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