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Which type of dermal filler is best? Marionette lines, lips and tear troughs
Dermal fillers can work wonders, but sorting through all the information online gets confusing fast.
Healthy Lifestyle collagen supplements

Do collagen supplements work?
Powders, pills or liquids – supplemental collagen comes in all shapes and forms. But is it doing your skin or joints any favors?
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Dermatologist dos and don'ts for at-home facials
Are pore vacuums or peel-off masks okay to use? Our dermatologist gives his expert advice on what's safe to use versus what to avoid. Plus, get the three-step routine everyone should do every morning.
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Treatments for troublesome varicose veins
What can you do about varicose veins?
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You asked, we answered: Is it healthy to shave my pubic hair?
Over the past decade or so, there has been a trend toward women desiring less hair in the genital area.
Questions and Answers Woman wrapped in a towel

You asked, we answered: What are the differences between herpes and an ingrown hair?
What is the difference in symptoms and appearance of genital herpes versus an ingrown hair?
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Answering your Botox FAQs
Get the answers to the most frequently asked questions about Botox.
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How to remove tattoos, scars, red dots and brown spots
If you have an embarrassing tattoo from years ago, it might not be as permanent as you’d think.
Patient Stories Dennis Haney and his grandson Luke

My Mohs surgery: the Dennis Haney story
When Dennis Haney of Omaha, Nebraska, first noticed suspicious areas on his skin, he was fortunate to have a doctor in the family.
Healthy Lifestyle Woman putting lotion on her hands

3 products to protect your hands this winter
Hand washing and sanitizing is great for protecting against COVID-19 but can leave your skin lacking hydration.
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