There comes a time in (almost) every woman’s life when she worries about the look of her  neck.

It’s so frustrating to see what constant exposure to the sun, harsh weather, chronic dehydration and environmental toxins can do to the once smooth, youthful-looking neck and décolleté.

Lately when you look in the mirror, you’re seeing more signs of aging skin. Fine lines, crow’s feet, wrinkles—you see it all. You’re noticing enlarged pores and acne scars that seem more visible. The overall texture of your skin is changing, too. It feels rough and bumpy where once it was soft and smooth.

Summertime gives us all an opportunity to wear shorts, sleeveless summer dresses, tank tops and flip flops. That means we’re also showing off a lot more skin, which is a good thing—if you’re utilizing sunscreen and following a skincare regimen that’s personalized for your skincare needs.

Most summertime skincare regimens are geared for ongoing preparation, prevention and protection measures by addressing your skin condition, whether it’s dehydrated, sensitized, acne prone, prone to blotchiness and discoloration, or aging.

Summer is all about the beach, time with friends and family, and safely soaking up the sun. Whether you’re enjoying the holidays from the safety of your backyard or the wide skies of a national park, you want to look your best. 

But while summer is great for enjoying the great outdoors, it’s not so nice on your skin. Heat, dry air, wind, and potent UV rays are a recipe for skin problems like dull, flaky, and damaged skin. 

You deserve to look stunning when summer ends, and these quick spa treatments can help. Below, we’ll share our favorite treatments for dewy, soft, flawless skin—even in the late August heat.

If you’re planning to have breast augmentation surgery, right now you’re pretty excited about getting the procedure. You’re also likely wrestling with concerns that the whole experience won’t turn out the way you want.

The best thing to do is to prepare your body and your mind for your surgical procedure. This means taking care of your health, learning as much as you can about the procedure, and getting to know the people who will be taking care of you

To help you prepare, we’ve prepared the following checklist of what to do before and after your breast augmentation to get the best results. By following these steps, you will not only shorten your recovery time, but you’ll also achieve the results you’ve been hoping for.

Proffer Surgical Associates is proud to announce that Dr. Patrick Proffer has been awarded “Best Plastic Surgeon” from the 2020 News Channel 10 Viewer’s Choice Awards. 

At Proffer Surgical Associates, we don’t do what we do for awards or recognition. We do it to help you feel confident and love the way you look. But this award tells us that our services have made a difference in the lives of our Amarillo neighbors, and we couldn’t ask for anything better.

Your skin is the largest organ of your body, and it is awesome. 

Skin is part of our integumentary system. Its membrane and three layers of tissue—the epidermis, dermis, and hypodermis—act as an insulating shield that protects us from extreme temperatures, damaging sunlight, harmful chemicals, and infection. 

It’s waterproof, it is stretchable and it is capable of repairing itself. It even cushions us when we take a fall. 

Attaining an overall look that works perfectly during swimsuit and tank top season isn't as difficult as you may think. How is it done? Through a combination of breast augmentation surgery and liposuction

While breast augmentation surgery produces desired results, many women are still left with a bit of fat between their bra band area and under arm. It's the kind of fat that always shows up in photos and, worse, it tends to be resistant to diet and exercise.

CareCredit's philosophy is simple: Assist people in getting the medical care and/or procedures they want, when they need them.

That care can involve both health and beauty, whether it's new hearing aids, dental exams, or elected cosmetic procedures.

Are you looking for a way to make your eyelashes look fuller and longer? If you said yes, you are not alone. People spend millions of dollars every year buying mascara, brushes and fake lashes to get the fullest lashes possible.