Category: Rejuvenation

Rejuvenation

New Microneedle Can Obliterate Spider Veins in One Sesson

A new microneedle device—the Given Needle—may help eradicate spider veins with one treatment, a new study shows.

Rejuvenation

Rep. Ayanna Pressley Says She Lives with Alopecia, Reveals Herself Without Hair

The Massachusetts congresswoman has come forward to reveal a more vulnerable side of her life and gets candid about a condition she shares with many others, the Grio writes.

Rejuvenation

Around the World: Japan

PSP goes "Around the World," stopping in the February 2016 issue to take a look at what's trending in Japan and beyond.

Hair Transplant

Every 13th Man Has a Hair Transplant According to Bookimed Study

Hair transplant is one out 5 of the most popular surgeries and the most frequently performed cosmetic procedures for men in Thailand, according to Benzinga.

Injectibles

In Silicon Valley, Some Men Say Cosmetic Procedures Are Essential to a Career

Women have long felt the pressure of looking the part. Now men are feeling it, too, according to The Washington Post.

Lip Augmentations

Exploring ‘Devil Lips’, the Russian Plastic Surgery Instagram Trend

Coined ‘devil lips’, or ‘octopus lips’, the procedure is said to involve inserting filler in the outer lip to create a wave effect across both the lips, Dazed Digital explains.

Lifestyle

Comparing Surgical and Non-Surgical Weight Loss Procedures

When losing weight on your own doesn't work, weight loss surgery, or now, non-surgical medical procedures, can help. Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center shares the various options.

Med Spa

Everything You Need to Know About Microneedling with PRP

MedicalNewsToday shares about the procedure, including its benefits and the possible risks.

Vein Treatment

Sensitive, Noninvasive Platform Detects Circulating Tumor Cells in Melanoma Patients

Scientists have created a laser-based platform that can quickly and noninvasively screen large quantities of blood in patients with melanoma to detect circulating tumor cells (CTCs) - a precursor to deadly metastases.