How to fade dark age spots and other blemishes
Dark spots on the face and body may be common, especially as you get older, but that doesn't make them any less bothersome for some people. Check out our cosmetic
Simple steps for choosing the best moisturizer for your skin
Confused about choosing a moisturizer? This guide helps you find the perfect face moisturizer based on your skin type and routine. Learn about ingredients, application tips and SPF.
4 ways to own your age
At some point in your life, birthday milestones have new meanings. You may forget to embrace aging. Here are 4 ways to truly own your age.
How to prevent stretch marks
Follow these tips on how to reduce your risk for developing stretch marks, which most commonly form on areas like the chest, stomach, hips and thighs.
Why you should add toner to your skincare routine
This Q&A dives into the world of facial toners, explaining their benefits (tighter pores, balanced skin) and how to use them. Learn if toner is right for your skin type
5 ways permanent makeup can change your life
Permanent makeup has been around for years. If you're not sure what all the fuss is about, here are 5 reasons our Cosmetic Services clients love their permanent makeup.
Skincare 101: Demystifying microneedling
Consider microneedling for younger-looking skin! This minimally invasive treatment improves acne scars, pores, wrinkles and stretch marks. Learn how it works, recovery and cost.
One easy way to get better skin: Apply your products in this order
Toner, moisturizer, serum and sunscreen. Which one should you apply first? Does the order really matter? The short answer is yes.
Can BBL™ HERO really treat multiple signs of aging 4x faster?
From drugstore products to professional cosmetic services, there's no shortage of things that promise to reverse visible signs of aging. So, what makes laser treatments unique—specifically BroadBand Light™ with new
Relieve chronic pain with these techniques
According to the National Institute of Health, pain affects more Americans than diabetes, heart disease and cancer combined and is the most common reason that Americans seek health care. If