The new year often brings in new resolutions and for most of us, we often include changing our eating habits as part of those resolutions. But did you know when adjusting your diet, you tend to forget there are certain foods that do more harm than good to your skin?

Hitting the age of 30 is a beautiful milestone for many of us and the beginning of a new stage in life with lots to look forward to! Well, except…for your skin; that is, if you don’t take care of it properly.

Beautiful young people are accidents of nature, but beautiful old people are works of art”. We want to remind all our patients that it’s really not about getting older; it’s all about taking good care of ourselves and adopting a healthy mindset, lifestyle and habits that will allow us to age gracefully. So, this is why we wanted to share with you 5 simple yet highly effective antiaging habits that we should start today. While physical or mechanical exfoliants involve scrubbing the skin, these acids work on a cellular level to dissolve the alkaline bonds that hold the built-up layers of dead skin cells, excess oils and dirt. In turn, cleaning out pores with minimal effort to give you a brighter, smoother and renewed complexion.

How many of you take the time to analyze the ingredients list and formulation of your skincare products? When shopping...

Myth: Have you ever heard of the myth that chemical peels and advanced facials do not complement each other and that you should choose one or the other? Well, then let us tell to you how peels and facials offer unique solutions to our skin concerns and how they can in fact work together harmoniously to achieve optimal results. First, let’s break down the science behind these two types of treatments.

Botox, or botulinum toxin, is a medication that is very commonly used by men and women to diminish the appearance of facial wrinkles. It is often administered between the eyebrows to relax the 11’s, smooth the forehead, lift the eyebrows and reduce the appearance of crow’s feet. Overall, you’ll enjoy a smoother, more youthful look after receiving a Botox treatment.

The term “Exfoliating Acids” may sound a little scary at first; however, they are much gentler and safer on the skin compared to many harsh physical exfoliants. While physical or mechanical exfoliants involve scrubbing the skin, these acids work on a cellular level to dissolve the alkaline bonds that hold the built-up layers of dead skin cells, excess oils and dirt. In turn, cleaning out pores with minimal effort to give you a brighter, smoother and renewed complexion.

Did you know you can eat your way to better and healthier skin? At GMA, we believe good skin requires...

Many of us know how conventional Botox works – injecting Botox in the muscles to obstruct muscle contractions thereby eliminating...

Botox has come a long way—from being developed and used for medical purposes as early as the 1970s to becoming...