TOP 100 COSMETIC SITES
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| Study Of Hair Dynamics May Lead To Better Hair-Care Products From frizzy perms to over-bleached waves, "bad hair days" could soon become a less frequent occurrence. Chemists report the first detailed microscopic analysis of what happens to individual hair fibers when they interact with each other, an advance in knowledge key to the development of improved shampoos, conditioners, and other products for repairing damaged hair, the researchers say. They presented the study at the American Chemical Society's 236th National Meeting. medicalnewstoday.com |
ASPS Urges Team Approach To Breast Reconstruction Actress Christina Applegate's public disclosure of her breast cancer, her decision to have a double mastectomy, and plans to go forth with breast reconstruction, calls attention to the need for a medical "team" approach in the treatment and recovery from breast cancer. medicalnewstoday.com |
Candela Receives Registration Approval To Market The Alex TriVantage Laser In Brazil Candela Corporation (NASDAQ:CLZR) announced that it has received registration approval from the Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) to market the Candela Alex TriVantage® multi-wavelength, q-switched laser system in Brazil. "Until now, providing high quality and effective treatment for pigmented lesions and multi-color tattoos meant that Brazilian doctors needed to own at least two different lasers. medicalnewstoday.com |
In Cosmetic Surgery Less Common Procedures Less Common Than Thought The American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery announces the results of its 2009 Less Common Cosmetic Procedures consumer survey. While the media has coined these cosmetic procedures as 'fringe' and made it seem that they are in high demand, it is important to clarify the facts. The results reveal that less common cosmetic procedures are generally over-hyped and over-analyzed. medicalnewstoday.com |
The Secret Is Out: We Can See Your Feet Are you having sex with your socks on? If so, it may be time to make peace with your feet. nytimes.com |