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Have you ever wished for a younger-looking face and the youthful skin you had before menopause? Are you fed up with lotions and creams that promise to make your skin look younger but don't deliver? According to the American Academy of Dermatology, over-the-counter creams and gels do little or nothing to reverse wrinkles. Because lotions and creams can only re-hydrate and plump the skin. Dermatologists advise that a cosmetic beauty treatment must target the correct depth beneath the skin to “induces the generation of new collagen and elastin” in order to address the true cause of “fine lines and wrinkles”.

Many of you may be interested in learning whether ultrasound waves have been found to have any adverse or harmful side effects when applied to your skin. We decided to look into it further to provide you with the basics, such as how an ultrasound treatment works and what to expect, as well as the first and most recent devices on the market. Finally, we'll discuss our results to address the question, "Are ultrasound waves harmful to your skin?" THE HISTORY AND SCIENCE BEHIND ULTRASOUND The first use of ultrasound was to locate enemy submarines during World War I. For

At this time of year, everyone wants to look their best, with healthy, glowing skin. It is important that you take care of it, particularly during the summer, when the sun's rays can cause severe damage. According to the National Institute on Aging, sunlight is a significant cause of wrinkles, dryness, and aging skin. This requires blocking harmful rays to prevent overexposure to the sun. A word of caution, sun rays can penetrate clouds, mist, and fog, causing harm that can accumulate over time. This summer if you're at the pool, on the golf course, playing tennis, or having a

Although we cannot stop the aging process, we can take steps to slow it down. As we age, our skin will become thinner and drier resulting in visible lines and causing our face to lose some its youthful fullness.  Our genes play a significant role in how we age.  This is called" intrinsic aging." The second type of aging is called "extrinsic aging,".  "Extrinsic aging," is influenced by our lifestyle choices, which can play a huge role in causing our skin to age prematurely. The good news is, we can delay the effects of extrinsic aging on our skin by taking