Laser Hair Removal: Not Magic. Just Science (and Way Less Shaving).

Razors are out. Lasers are in. And if you’ve ever canceled a beach day over stubble, you already know why.

Laser hair removal doesn’t just smooth things out—it slows things down. A quick zap to the follicle tells your hair: “Thanks, but we’re good here.” No more bumps. No more burn. Just skin that minds its business.

Find out how it works, what to expect, and whether it’s actually permanent →
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GLP-1 & Your Skin: What you Need to Know

GLP-1 receptor agonists—Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro—have changed the game for weight loss and diabetes management. But your skin? It’s either loving the ride… or freaking out.

Some people are basking in newfound glow-ups, clearer complexions, and hormonal balance. Others? They’re navigating dryness, breakouts, and the dreaded “Ozempic Face.” Welcome to the double-edged sword of GLP-1 medications—here’s what’s happening under the surface.

Ever wonder why some people seem to age backward? The secret isn’t magic—it’s science.

Meet NAD+, your skin’s cellular fuel for DNA repair, collagen production, and deep hydration. Think of it as the VIP pass to glowing, bouncy, youthful skin—because who doesn’t want that?

🔬 The science-backed benefits of NAD+:

✔️ Repairs sun damage & oxidative stress
✔️ Boosts collagen for firmer, smoother skin
✔️ Strengthens your skin barrier for deep hydration
✔️ Energizes cells for that lit-from-within glow

How to get it? NAD+ can be replenished through skincare, supplements, and in-office treatments

Janine Shore explores The Skin Gut Connection, and Functional Dermatology.

Ever feel like no matter what products you use, your skin just won’t cooperate?

That’s because great skin isn’t just about what you put ON it—it’s about what’s happening INSIDE your body. ✨

Spring Skin Reset: How to Transition Your Skincare for Warmer Weather

Winter is out, sunshine is in—but before you dive headfirst into patio brunches and spring break plans, let’s talk about your skin. Seasonal shifts affect your skin more than you think—and if you’re still using the same heavy creams and products from January, it’s time to adjust.

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