Ask Dr. Beckman: How Do I Eliminate and Prevent Split Ends?
One of the most common hair problems I have been privileged to discuss with patients over years of plastic surgery practice is hair that has “split” ends.
We know it’s easy when you’re having fun outdoors to forget how important it is to protect yourself from the sun. Believe it or not…
Peptides are the building blocks of proteins, and have become an essential ingredient in anti-aging skin care. They are a string of amino acids that are held together by bonds of nitrogen and carbon
One of the most common hair problems I have been privileged to discuss with patients over years of plastic surgery practice is hair that has “split” ends.
Here are some tips for choosing the best moisturizer for your skin type.
If you haven’t tried Theraderm’s Eternox Peptide Creme, you should! It is a Peptide-infused, anti-aging wrinkle treatment. Do we really need to say more than that?
One of the most common hair problems I have been privileged to discuss with patients over years of plastic surgery practice is hair that has “split” ends.
The real deciding factor for me came after reading a study from Finland that showed OPC spread over cell cultures exposed to lethal amounts of UV rays….and no damages to cells five generations down the replication process!
Most people take their lips for granted, but this small area is of great importance with many functions. The lips, second only to the eyes, are perhaps the most noticeable…
Whether you want to admit it or not, when it comes to taking care of your skin – you must have a strategy. Great looking skin does not just “happen”.
There are several factors involved with irregular pigmentation. There is a connection…….
Some people overproduce the protein keratin which can clog hair follicles and produce small red bumps on the backsides of the upper arms. This is most likely a common skin condition called keratosis pilaris and can resemble “chicken skin”.
I have melasma with irregular, brown pigment. Should I do lasers,chemical peels, or nothing at all?
The answer to this question almost always depends on…..
Dr. James Beckman, Board Certified Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon, answers common questions concerning plastic surgery. It is a large step and one that should never be taken lightly.
The skin is an organ in itself. It is an impressively large and heavy organ, occupying between one and two square meters of surface area for the average adult. The…
My face just started breaking out in an allergic rash. How do I find out what skin care product, make-up, or soap I’m allergic to? Whenever any adverse reaction occurs,…



