Are you using the right products to make your face look good while keeping it healthy?

If you are using drugstore brand cosmetics, you are not using products that keep your skin at its best; in fact, you may be doing more harm than good using those products. Medical-grade cosmetics are definitely a much better option.

Nothing helps keep your relationship healthy and strong like a date night. 

Do you feel like your upper lip disappears when you smile? Do you feel like your smile is all gums? Maybe your lips used to be full but lately, they seem less plump. 

Because aging impacts collagen production, your lips can begin to lose the fullness and elasticity that you’re used to. This can result in a thin smile and vertical lines. Even if you were born with full lips, you might see the shape fading over time. What’s more frustrating than losing one of your most prominent features?

As far as we’ve advanced as a society, there are still certain stigmas that hold us back.

However, those tides are slowly turning. In an effort to look and feel their best, more men than ever are taking care of their bodies, their skin, and their overall health—which is a big reason why nearly a million men get nonsurgical cosmetic procedures every year.

Full lips are always in style, but we’re constantly developing new ways to get them.

People have been using hyaluronic acid-based fillers such as Vollure, Volbella, Juvederm, and Restylane for years. But a simple treatment called the Botox lip flip has become a popular method to get a more subtle pout-magnification.

It hurts to look in the mirror and see a person who’s much older than how you feel inside. Unfortunately, for many individuals, this is an all too common occurrence. The culprit: your eyes.

There’s a reason why so many cultures refer to the eyes as “the windows to the soul.” It’s because your eyes communicate more information with people than any other part of your face. 

Most resolutions involve losing weight and getting into shape, but what happens a few months into the year, when your new year’s resolve has thawed like the coming of spring?

Who could blame you for being confused?

Even during the holidays, treating ourselves doesn’t come naturally for most of us. 

No body area causes more frustration than your stomach. As you go through the emotional and physical changes of aging, childbirth, and natural weight fluctuations, you’re bound to find excess fat around your abdomen.

Diet and exercise don’t always tone this difficult area. In fact, they can make it worse. As you lose weight and tone the rest of your body, you may make the extra weight on your stomach even more pronounced.