Sun Damage is a Real Thing.
Sunburn is the most immediate threat of too much sun. Did you know that the cells and blood vessels in burnt skin have been destroyed? This may be seen under a powerful microscope. Sun damage causes the skin to become dry, wrinkled, discolored, and leathery. Although the skin looks to be thicker, it has really been thinned, making it more prone to bruises. The sun, on the other hand, poses the greatest danger since it is the leading cause of skin cancer, which is now the most frequent of all malignancies. Most skin cancers, according to doctors, may be prevented by avoiding sun exposure. The best approach to avoid UV damage is to stay out of the sun, yet most of us walk outside on a regular basis without sunscreen. When you are going to be outside for any amount of time, remember to take the following precautions: Wear sunscreen at all times. Every day, apply it to your skin. Make it a routine, just like cleaning your teeth. Put on some protection gear, including sunglasses that block UV rays. Long sleeved shirts and slacks, as well as a wide-brimmed hat, can assist shield your skin from the sun's damaging rays.
Take Care of You.
We work longer days, take fewer vacations and retire later in life. Americans work more than anyone in any other developed country. Did you know that there is a link between stress, physical health, and mental health? Did you know that stress plays a role in our overall health? Some individuals believe that those with mental diseases are the only ones who need to be concerned about their mental health. However, your emotions, beliefs and attitudes do have an impact on your energy, productivity, and general health. Your ability to deal with ordinary daily life struggles or major life crisis is bolstered by good mental health. It's crucial to have good mental health if you want to live the life you want. So, what is one thing that a person can do to relax? Take some time to re-energize. Taking time off from work has been demonstrated in a number of studies to provide both physical and psychological health advantages. Here are four reasons to make the most of your days and plan your next trip as soon as possible. This healing process requires "switching off" from work for periods of time during which you are not engaged in job-related activities. Completely disconnecting from time to time is key.
Tummy Tuck
An abdominoplasty, commonly referred to as tummy tuck, is a surgical surgery that tightens and tones your stomach. Tummy tucks are popular among men and women of all ages who want flatter, thinner tummies. This body reshaping procedure may be a viable option for you if you have one of the five concerns listed below.
Call (847) 696-9900 to schedule a consultation at our clinic if you'd like to learn more about the tummy tuck treatment. Dr. Speron welcomes any and all patients!
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Verify: Of the 24 recognized boards of the American Board of Medical Specialties, the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) is the only one that can certify a doctor in plastic surgery. Call 1-888-475-2784 or go to www.plasticsurgery.org to verify if a doctor is a legitimate plastic surgeon. Next, verify membership in the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (ASAPS). Call (1-888-272-7711) or go to (www.plasticsurgery.org) to verify ASAPS membership.
Get a Private Consultation. Dr. Speron will listen to your personal cosmetic goals. Next, he will discuss surgical and nonsurgical options, potential complications, healing time, and what benefits you can realistically expect.
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Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
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