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An important message from Paul Gross on Melanoma Monday Monday, May 3 is Melanoma Monday Tags:  I’ve always been thankful that I was born with my mother’s skin -- she has a darker skin tone that tans, and never had skin cancer in her life. My late father, on the other hand, had very fair skin. That, compounded with extensive sun exposure when he was stationed in San Juan, Puerto Rico during World War II, caused him all sorts of problems later in life. He had several skin cancers removed from his head, face and ears, and many, many other pre-cancerous lesions proactively removed. It seem...

You don't really need expensive treatments to protect your skin from sun damage. Here are some home ingredients which can be used.

Get a REAL solution to hyperpigmentation By Brandstories Share We’ve all got pigment in our skin. Known as melanin, it’s the thing that gives it its colour. Hyperpigmentation, however, is where your pigmentation factories (melanocytes) go into overdrive. This can be triggered by the sun or your hormones, but either way, the result is an uneven-looking skin tone with patches of dark marks. Fortunately, at Skin Renewal, when it comes to treating hyperpigmentation, our decades of collective experience make us pros. Better yet, due to our countries fantastically diverse population, we know ho...

NEW YORK CITY -- The BBL Hero is one of the most powerful devices on the market. This handheld device can instantly remove sun damage, decrease fine lines and wrinkles and leave your face with an instant glow. It's like the Swiss Army Knife of aesthetic devices. Acclaimed Dermatologist Dr. Jason Emer goes as far as calling it "the Ferrari of lasers because there's never been anything like it before." How? The BBL Hero uses intense pulsed light with high energy rapid output. In regular terms? It takes light therapy to the next level by targeting the deepest layers of your skin quickly - so you...

Once reserved for science fiction, a future where we ditch Earth in favor of living in outer space (or moving to Mars, Europa, or beyond) is feeling more plausible every day. But how will space travel impact our bodies? And will our aging process change when we get there?