Hair transplants have evolved (thankfully) over the past 10 years considerably. Gone (in good centers) are the “plugs” and very artificial looking hairlines. Still ….pick your doctors and centers well. ...
Glad you asked this. There are two main strategies for this. Clearly many men would like to reduce their facial redness (“veins” which are really dilated capillaries), and improve the...
It’s quite rare to see true melasma in men because it’s mostly a estrogen level driven process but I would never say never. J Here are some things to think...
No – not really – in fact laser options are often good ones from 70-90 because they usually don’t involve any general anesthesia, which is the real risk from plastic...
I’m going to try to steer you in the right direction but I really want you to have these checked by your doctor sometime in the next month. Usually, but...
Another great question……….and I can see why this is confusing! Some lines market more "medically" and are less gender specific. This includes some of the good drugstore lines like Cerave...
Hi Marc – Thank you for including your skin type – that really helps! Usually for thicker, oilier skin it’s fine to use a Clarisonic daily with Retin A at...
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