Healthy Beauty Medical Reference

Hair dye is linked to a few types of cancer. But it’s not proven to cause cancer. Your risk may depend in part on whether you color your hair, or work with hair dye.

Gel nails are convenient, but are you putting yourself at risk for skin cancer if you visit the nail salon a lot? Here’s what you should know.

Many older adults need more medical tests and have more health conditions than younger people. Learn how your health care needs change after 70, and how your doctor can help.

Microblading is generally considered safe. If you’re thinking about getting it, here’s what you should know.

Magnetic lashes - this hugely popular alternative to old-fashioned extensions can be safe to use if you take the right steps.

How well does this fat-freezing process work? Well coolsculpting, also known as "cryolipolysis", does come with its risks. Learn about side effects and more here.

If you're getting your ears pierced, you need to know what to expect during and afterwards. Here are some important guidelines to follow when that will help cut down your chances of infection.

A belly button ring requires more care and carries more risk than ear piercing. Learn what to expect, and find out how to choose the right salon.

Considering microneedling? Learn how it’s done, health risks, safety tips, and how to take care of your skin afterward.

Learn more about nose piercing, from how it’s done, to health risks, safety tips, and aftercare.

Find out more about nipple piercing, from health risks and breastfeeding with a pierced nipple to safety tips and aftercare.

Intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy is a way to improve your skin’s color and texture without surgery. Learn how it works, what it can help with, and what to expect.

To help keep your skin looking, working, and feeling good, feed it well from the inside. These are the nutrients it needs.

Acrylic, gel, and silk artificial nails may make your hands look great, but they can be hard on your real nails. Find out what to expect and how to avoid problems.

What causes stretch marks? How can you treat them?

Do any cellulite treatments really work?

Liposuction: What You Should Know

WebMD explains the causes and treatment of chapped lips.

Aparte de un trasplante de pelo, ¿qué puede hacer un hombre para detener la caída del cabello? Averigüe la eficacia de los diversos tratamientos para el cabello .

Si el cuero cabelludo le pica o arde, o lo siente irritado, ¿debe preocuparse? Estas son algunas de las causas comunes y lo que puede hacer al respecto.Si el cuero cabelludo le pica o arde, o lo siente irritado, ¿debe preocuparse? Estas son algunas de las causas comunes y lo que puede hacer al respecto.

¿Debe hacerse un trasplante de pelo u otra operación para reponer su cabello? Antes de decidir, entérese de lo que puede esperar y si es un buen candidato.

No se rompa la cabeza combatiendo la caspa. Lo más probable es que la causa de la caspa y muda de piel en general sea un problema de la piel que tiene tratamiento.

Short of a hair transplant, what can a man do to stop thinning hair? Learn which hair treatments work and how well -- and which don't.

Don't let a flaky scalp mess with your head. Most likely, dandruff and other skin shedding is caused by a skin problem that you can treat.

Consejos diarios para mantener su piel saludable y juvenil.