Skin care & dermatology
Explore skin-care information by the concern you notice: dryness, texture, marks or uneven tone.
Read the overview →44 reference entries
Explore skin-care information by the concern you notice: dryness, texture, marks or uneven tone.
Read the overview →Explore temporary changes in color, definition and finish through cosmetics.
Read the overview →Explore shaping, length and appearance through routine grooming.
Read the overview →Hair-loss care starts with identifying the cause. AAD discusses medicines, devices and other approaches used for different types of hair loss.
Read the overview →A surgical hair-restoration category to research for hairline and density concerns.
Read the overview →Contact lenses can change the visible appearance of eye color while worn.
Read the overview →A research category covering permanent eye-color changes.
Read the overview →A practical grooming category for hair visible at the nostril opening.
Read the overview →A topical product marketed for the appearance of neck texture, lines and tone.
Read the overview →A branded treatment using focused ultrasound. Its manufacturer provides indication and safety information.
Read the overview →Surgery concerned with the shape and proportions of the nose.
Read the overview →Injectable products used for selected volume and contour concerns.
Read the overview →A procedure category used for selected expression-related lines.
Read the overview →A family of procedures focused on the surface appearance of skin.
Read the overview →Absorbable threads are used in selected lifting procedures.
Read the overview →Implants used to change selected facial contours.
Read the overview →A cheek-reduction procedure.
Read the overview →A surgical category addressing selected changes in facial tissue position.
Read the overview →A surgical option category for selected neck-contour concerns.
Read the overview →Surgery addressing selected upper- or lower-eyelid concerns.
Read the overview →A procedure category concerned with brow position.
Read the overview →Procedures for selected concerns about ear shape or position.
Read the overview →Procedures concerned with chin proportions and projection.
Read the overview →A contouring procedure that removes localized fat.
Read the overview →A category of nonoperative treatments for selected localized fat concerns.
Read the overview →A surgical category for selected upper-arm contour and skin concerns.
Read the overview →A surgical category used for selected body-contour and excess-skin concerns.
Read the overview →A surgical category addressing selected abdominal-contour concerns.
Read the overview →Surgery concerned with selected thigh-contour and skin concerns.
Read the overview →A breast-volume procedure category.
Read the overview →A surgical breast-size reduction category.
Read the overview →A surgical procedure category concerned with breast shape and position.
Read the overview →A procedure category for selected enlarged male-chest concerns.
Read the overview →A category covering procedures intended to change buttock shape or volume.
Read the overview →Information about procedures involving external genital appearance.
Read the overview →Explore methods for reducing unwanted body or facial hair.
Read the overview →Explore how scars and stretch marks differ and what treatment information is available.
Read the overview →An information category for the appearance of small visible veins.
Read the overview →Explore procedures intended to reduce visible tattoo pigment.
Read the overview →Explore dental information about color, tooth shape, alignment and smile appearance.
Read the overview →Focused light is used to resurface skin. Explore it for selected wrinkles, scars and sun-related changes.
Read the overview →A chemical solution removes outer skin layers. Peel depth changes both the intended effect and recovery.
Read the overview →Fine needles create controlled skin injuries. Dermatologists use it for selected scar and texture concerns.
Read the overview →Vitamin A derivatives used in selected acne, pigmentation and fine-line care. Prescription retinoids and cosmetic retinol differ.
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