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A new machine called Ulthera intensifies sound, makes it shrill enough that neither humans nor dogs can hear it, and focuses it in a precise location under the skin. There, it vibrates molecules releasing energy and heat. Those of us old enough to... Full Answer

The only FDA-approved product that is proven to grow lashes is Latisse.  If lashes growth is very important to you then you might consider this.  However, you should have a baseline ophthalmologic examination to make sure you do not have... Full Answer

There are many causes of eyelash loss including infection, autoimmune disorders, thyroid trouble, trauma, and even cancer. Thinning of lashes can also happen with age. I would suggest you see your ophthalmologist or eye doctor. This person could... Full Answer

There are always cosmetics and false eyelashes.  However there is one prescription medication that is approved for growing and thickening upper eyelid lashes.  This medication is called Latisse and is by prescription only.  It is applied... Full Answer

Latisse is a prescription drug for growing eyelashes, it is expensive and requires a visit to your doctor. That has prompted a bunch of cosmetics companies to make competing products that also claim to grow eyelashes. These different cosmetics contain... Full Answer

When you use cosmetics for growing eyelashes and you paint liquid on the eyelid margin where the eyelashes grow, some of the chemical inevitably gets in your eye. If the material is contaminated with bacteria or toxins, your eyes could be injured and... Full Answer

An eyelash-growing drug called bimatoprost (Latisse) was approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Latisse is a type of drug called a prostaglandin. It is safe and effective. Over 80% of people who coat the base of their eyelashes with Latisse... Full Answer

Every day television programs air on local television channels as well as on cable stations detailing plastic surgical procedures. The positive programs are the documentary specials such as those seen on the Discovery Health Channel. These... Full Answer

Laser procedures are quick and easy for a doctor to perform. In this video, Dr. Arthur Perry removes Dr. Oz's facial imperfection with a laser. Full Answer

Lasers can remove imperfections instantly and improve your complexion. In this video, Dr. Oz and his sister recall an incident of family mischief that gave Dr. Oz the scar on his face. Full Answer