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Another common black-market method is injecting a large amount of dermal fillers, which are only FDA-approved for filling in wrinkles and lines on the face and the back of the hands.
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However, ginger can make bruising worse after a cosmetic procedure such as dermal fillers, so avoid eating or drinking this spice and other blood-thinning foods and medications for at least 10 days before your procedure.
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Among her new endeavors is a gig as spokesperson for the dermal filler Restylane.
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And now users are sharing photos of a new accessorizing trend that holds sentimental value but also looks painful: dermal piercings as a sign of commitment.
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In addition to its antioxidant properties, reishi mushrooms may be able to enhance immune response and keep skin looking young by reducing dermal oxidation.
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In Florida, only medical doctors, physician assistants and nurse practitioners may legally inject dermal fillers.
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According to Planned Parenthood, non-barrier methods like the IUD, birth control pills, emergency contraception, and dermal implants will not prevent an infection from passing from partner to partner.
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Wrinkle treatments like botulinum toxin injections and dermal fillers can even fit right into your lunch break and don’t require any downtime.
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The word dermal often comes up nowadays in connection with cosmetic treatments. Dermal therapy usually means restoring moisture to dry, cracked skin. Dermal fillers such as collagen can be injected to fill in acne scars or reduce wrinkles. These have now been joined by treatments like Botox, which paralyzes facial dermal muscles, again in order to reduce wrinkles (since those dermal muscles are used to form expressions). A synonym for dermal is cutaneous.
First Known Use of dermal
circa 1803
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