TOP 100 COSMETIC SITES
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| Elemé Medical™ Receives CE Mark For Its SmoothShapes(R) System For Longer-Lasting Cellulite Improvement Company will launch SmoothShapes at "EADV Congress" in Paris beginning today Elemé™ Medical Inc., a private venture-backed aesthetics company building a franchise in the body shaping market with an initial focus on medicalnewstoday.com |
American Society Of Plastic Surgeons Annual Meeting, Chicago, Oct. 31- Nov. 5 From innovative facial reanimation procedures that restore patients' ability to smile to new data suggesting it may be safe and effective to use fat injections to enhance breast reconstruction results, the latest research, procedures, and technologies will be presented at Plastic Surgery 2008, the annual scientific meeting of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS). The meeting, held Oct. 31 - Nov. medicalnewstoday.com |
The Milky Way In the quest to create more effective (or merely more expensive) skin-care lines, the list of esoteric ingredients grows ever more rarefied. White lotus, grapeseed oil, rice, copper and algae are just a few of the substances that have been touted as beneficial to the luminosity and firmness of one’s skin. Although it is hard to be fazed by the cosmeceutical wonders of any one new thing, every once in a while something stops the leery but eternally hopeful beauty-product consumer in her tracks. nytimes.com |
Take-Home Hotel Spas By customizing their bath and spa amenities with the help of renowned skin-care brands, several hotel companies are fine-tuning the guest experience and expanding brand recognition to a whole new sensorial level. travel.nytimes.com |
FDA Study Reaffirms The Safety Of Lipstick; Agency Says Trace Lead Levels In Lipstick Not A Safety Concern In an article published in the July/August edition of the peer-reviewed Journal of Cosmetic Science, U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) scientists report that they have developed, validated and employed a highly sensitive and rigorous testing method to analyze the total lead content in a broad selection of lipsticks sold in the U.S. and found the lead levels present to be safe and well below limits recommended by international regulatory and public health authorities. medicalnewstoday.com |