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You’ve researched CoolSculpting® and know that it’s a safe and effective way to finally get rid of those last few stubborn bulges of fat. But it isn’t right for everyone. Are you a good candidate?

You may be at risk for the most common type of cancer in the world — skin cancer. And part of your risk stems from loads of misinformation circulating about this deadly disease. Don’t go another day without knowing the truth about skin cancer.

When home remedies aren’t doing the trick anymore, it might be time to step up your anti-aging game with microneedling. Here are some great reasons to consider this effective treatment.

The sun gives you warmth, light, joy, and life. It also gives you skin cancer. The only way to prevent the disease is to know what the sun does to your skin, how much sun is okay, and how to protect yourself from it and cancer it can cause.

Fewer calories in, more calories out. If you’re trying to lose weight, you’ve likely heard this phrase and found it to be frustratingly false. Find out why some fat is so stubborn and how CoolSculpting can do what other methods can’t.

You see hyaluronic acid popping up in your social media feed and in countless commercials, but what is it, and what does it do for you? Find out here.

Your drugstore’s shelves are lined with bottles, tubes, and tubs of sunscreen, and the choices can be overwhelming. Here, we clear up some common misconceptions about sunscreen, so you can make the right choice and stay safe this summer.

The “last 10 pounds” — the notorious nemesis of all dieters. If you’re struggling to lose annoying pockets of fat at the end of your weight-loss journey, CoolSculpting® can step in to take you the rest of the way to your goal.

You may know that Botox® is still the most popular cosmetic treatment because it’s safe and effective. But you may not know that this is all dependent on who administers the treatment to you. Here’s why it matters.

Mohs micrographic surgery is a minimally invasive technique that carefully removes all skin cancer cells, one thin layer at a time, without harming healthy tissues. Find out what you can expect — and how you should prepare — for the procedure.

The bad news? Every day, 9,500 Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer. The good news? Skin cancer screenings can be lifesaving and are an important part of your wellness. Who needs a skin exam and how frequently? Read on to find out.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.