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If you want skin that’s smooth, clear, and silky, cleansing and moisturizing alone simply won’t cut it. Facials remove old skin cells and promote the growth of new ones to make skin glowing and healthy. Here are five signs that you need them.

Eyelid surgery is known as an anti-aging procedure that people in midlife or older use to turn back the clock. But that’s not the only reason you could benefit from eyelid tightening or reshaping, otherwise known as blepharoplasty.

Why do you get acne when you’re a teen? Or, if you’re an adult, why do you still have it, or why did you get it for the first time? Acne is a multifactorial disease, which means more than one thing could be behind your pimples.

Taking care of your skin takes time and knowledge. Unfortunately, most of us learn bad habits that do our skin no favors. Are you making any of the most common skin care mistakes? If you are, what new habits does your skin need?

Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that has no cure. That doesn’t mean, however, that you can’t enjoy clear skin for long periods of time. You can minimize flares by avoiding common psoriasis triggers. Here’s how.

When considering a face-lift, don’t look at your birth certificate. Look in the mirror. Your face shows you whether it needs a surgical correction or other, less-invasive methods of rejuvenation. When is it time for a face-lift? Here’s how to tell.

You may wonder if you’re too young for Botox® and fillers. Or you may worry that you’re too old to benefit from these injectable therapies. But the date on your birth certificate has no influence on whether they’re right for you: Your face does.

While you may hate bundling up in layers of clothing during winter, cold weather is the perfect time to prepare for summer’s bare skin. Body sculpting, hair removal, and facial rejuvenation can all be timed to make spring’s unveiling extra special.

If you want new skin for the new year, the fastest, easiest, and most economical way to make that resolution a reality is with a facial. Facials let you throw out the old and let in the new (skin cells, that is).

The holidays are filled with fun, stress … and alcohol. If you have rosacea or pale skin, though, you may want to skip the hard cider, eggnog with rum, and other alcohol-based treats. Alcohol can trigger rosacea, even if you’ve never had it before.

Acne is one of the most public conditions you can have. Because acne almost always affects your face, everyone can see it. Embarrassment over uncontrolled acne can erode your confidence and make you want to hide. You don’t have to suffer.

Razor blades. Wax. Depilatories. Shaving cream. What if you could throw them all in the trash and never need a replacement? If you choose laser hair removal for unwanted hair, that could be your future. Here’s how it works.

Youthful faces are defined, not tight. That’s one reason some women choose dermal fillers such as Juvéderm®, Restylane®, and Radiesse® to compensate for lost volume, rather than turning to a face-lift. But it’s just one reason.

Just around the time of your period, you have an acne breakout. Is it just your imagination, or does your skin “know” when your period is coming? Turns out, your skin is influenced by your reproductive hormones. Here’s how.

To keep your hair looking beautiful and healthy, you regularly get a professional haircut and conditioning treatment. Your skin needs even more TLC than your hair. Here are five reasons why facials are a great addition to your self-care routine.

You finally had Botox® and you absolutely love it! Every time you look in the mirror, you smile at your wrinkle-free skin — smile without the crow’s feet, that is! But your frown lines are still deeper than you’d like. Do you need a touch-up?

Winter’s finally over and the unwrapping’s begun. Every day, it seems, you shed another layer. No more hats and scarves, overcoats, or sweaters. Soon (almost) the only thing on public view will be your skin. Is it ready?

If you have the dimpled, loose fat known as cellulite on your buttocks and thighs, you may wonder where it came from. Is it from eating too many french fries? Not getting enough exercise? Or are your parents to blame?

You are what you eat. So is your skin, especially if you have rosacea. If you want to reduce rosacea flare-ups, ruddiness, and breakouts, learn what to eat and what not to eat to keep your skin nourished, healthy, and uninflamed.

New York winters can be brutal. Outdoors, you suffer freezing temperatures and biting winds. Indoors, the air is hot and parched. Here’s how to protect your skin from winter extremes.

Sure, the new year just turned, but time flies. Before you know it, the sun’s blazing bright and it’s time to trade in wool slacks for shorts and bikinis. Make sure your body’s ready by starting your cellulite treatments today.

Unless you’re a ski freak or build snowmen competitively, you probably spend a lot of time indoors during the winter. You’re also bundled up. That’s why winter is the right time to start laser treatments: You can unveil a new you in springtime.

If you’re one of the millions of people in the United States who have psoriasis, you’re not just battling itchy, scaly skin, you’re battling a chronic disease. Adopting new habits helps you live comfortably and happily.

Botox® and dermal fillers are used separately and in combination to address signs of aging and restore a more youthful appearance. Find out which injectable is perfect for your aesthetic goals.