Archive for category Beauty
Beauty and the Breast Issues – Looking Good Post-Cancer
Do you have breast issues? Has breast cancer nodded its ugly head toward you? As a two-time survivor, I’ll share some of my musings on beauty and the breast.
Weight gain
Breast cancer patients often gain weight from treatment. This fact escaped me when I first underwent treatment with chemotherapy. One reason is chemo-induced fatigue, resulting in decreased activity. Another is steroids contained in pre-chemo medications.
To combat these effects, patients should eat a balanced diet of lean proteins, whole grains, fruits and vegetables, and healthful fats in moderate amounts. In addition, cancer survivors should invest in exercise if at all possible. Once chemo was through, I hit the gym. One study reveals that 150 minutes of aerobic exercise five times a week lowered a patient’s risk of dying from breast cancer. Any amount of exercise beats sitting around. Read the rest of this entry »
Beauty Issues Resolved With Laser Technology
Confidence can always be regained, if you know where to look. Can it be touched, boxed, worn, or eaten? You need look no farther than your own reflection to find what you seek.
Women are bothered endlessly by facial whiskers, wrinkles, eyebags, and flabby thighs. Try to solve your problem wholeheartedly, relying on yourself.
Natural beauty may just be hidden, and there are ways to show it off. The work of a laser rejuvenation clinic is in clearing these problems. No mountain is too high for the clinic, not varicose veins, cellulite, or tummy paunches. Confidence lies in your perception of yourself.
The medical staff at the clinic are trained to fulfill any wish you may have. Integrated advanced aesthetics means many things, like laser therapy and cosmetic, dermatologic, and plastic surgery. Examples of these services are vein treatments, hair removal, liposuction, and the ‘rejuvenation’ procedures of permanent and temporary wrinkle removal, eyelid lifts, and chemical and laser peels. Read the rest of this entry »