2019

Plasma: A New Option In Hair Restoration Treatment

Curing male pattern baldness in many a men's goal in life. Some women suffer from thinning hair or even baldness as well. While the Food and Drug Administration has approved a couple of prescription drugs to treat the problem, they don't work for everyone, and the side effects can be problematic. Fortunately, there is another treatment for hair restoration that can be very effective: Platelet-rich plasma, or PRP, rejuvenation therapy. Here is what you need to know about how this new technology could be the answer you have been looking for. Read More 

Visiting Your First Cannabis Dispensary: What To Expect

These days, cannabis dispensaries are becoming increasingly common in many states. If you've recently received your medical marijuana card or if you live in a state that has even legalized marijuana, you may be planning your first visit to a cannabis dispensary. Before you show up, there are a few things you should know. Be Prepared to Pay Cash For the most part, cannabis dispensaries are still required by law to accept payment via cash only, so be sure to bring enough cash with you to buy what you need. Read More 

The Future Of Natural Dermal Fillers

Americans are continuing their love affair with minimally invasive procedures that can improve their appearance in an afternoon or over a long lunch. Some of the most popular procedures are facial fillers and injections which rose 312% from 2000-2007. Facial fillers have grown in popularity partly because they can enhance the appearance of the face quickly, with little to no downtime. During this same time period, Americans became more concerned about using natural products on their bodies. Read More 

3 Possible Signs Of Strep Throat

Caused by the streptococcus, strep throat is an infection that can be spread in various ways. If you make contact with droplets from an infected person's cough or sneeze, you may be at risk of strep throat. However, you may also develop strep throat after the bacteria has been lingering in your home or at school on different surfaces that you use daily. While it affects children mostly, strep throat can affect people of all ages. Read More