How Dry Tattooing Could Remove Your Acne Scars
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12 July 2016
If you have suffered from acne, you may be left with unsightly scars on your skin. But did you know that cosmetic tattooing can be used to permanently remove and disguise the blemishes left behind by acne? Read on to find out more.
What is dry tattooing?
Dry tattooing is usually carried out by an experienced cosmetologist who specialises in applying permanent makeup, such as eyebrow feathering tattoos etc. The procedure is essentially similar to having a permanent tattoo applied to your skin, but without the ink.
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How To Prevent and Treat 'Cyclist's Knee'
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11 July 2016
Although cycling is a relatively low-impact sport that's pretty kind to your joints, it's not uncommon for knee injuries to occur. Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome is one such injury. Here's now to prevent and treat it.
What is Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome (PPS)?
Your patella (kneecap) rests beneath your patella tendon. During movement, the patella tracks beneath the tendon along a groove in your femur. If this tracking is incorrect for any reason, the cartilage on both the femur and patella are worn down, leading to pain when you move your knee.
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Preparing for Dental Work During Pregnancy
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11 July 2016
Having orthadontic or dental surgery while you're pregnant is generally safe; however, extra precautionary measures must be taken. The rise in hormone levels can cause gums to swell and trap food, which could not only become irritating but could also lead to gingivitis (gum disease). While not always possible, taking preventative dental care is highly recommended.
Having Dental Surgery
If you need to have dental work while you're pregnant, basic surgeries, such as cavity fillings and crowns, should be conducted in the second trimester.
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It's Easy to Ignore These Signs That You Need Prescription Glasses
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11 July 2016
Some people put off getting glasses no matter the condition of their eyesight, reasoning that it might make them look old or they can't afford new lenses. However, you never want to drive with anything less than clear vision and you certainly don't want to operate a forklift or other such machinery where you work if your vision is cloudy or fuzzy. You could also be making your eyesight worse by not getting glasses and wearing them as needed.
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