Blame social media and the virtual office for the beauty world’s latest worry: the softening jawline. Discover the jaw procedures people are keen to undergo to achieve an Instagram-ready jaw. During a WhatsApp call that Debra Reynolds, a Manhattan Marketing Executive, became aware of her softening jawline. “It was all I could see in the… Read More »
Aging can cause many aesthetic challenges to retaining a youthful appearance and a taut facial contour. Furrowed brows, crow’s feet, hollow cheeks and sagging circles under each eye are common effects many patients look to overcome with plastic surgery. Other issues high on the list in the fight against an aging appearance are loose skin… Read More »
A new study reveals changes to gene activity that transpire with age can be reversed. New research implies it is possible to slow or even reverse aging, at least in mice, by undoing changes in gene activity—the same kinds of changes that are the result of decades of life in humans. As reported by a… Read More »
It is fascinating for doctors to hear patients inquire about whether they inherited good or bad genes. Individuals with a parent who lived to be 95 years are usually optimistic that they inherited the “good genes.” Conversely, in some families, the males die due to a massive myocardial infarction from coronary artery disease in their late 40s. Which… Read More »
If somebody says they can remove all your wrinkles in seconds and give you young and radiant skin just with the help of an invisible film, which will be painted to the skin, would you do it? It might sound like a miracle or a dream come true, but Scientists at both M.I.T and Harvard… Read More »
Ever wonder why children are bursting with boundless energy all day long? The answer is: young Mitochondria. Mitochondria fuel our cells, providing them with energy originated from bacteria that colonized other cells about 2 billion years, they become fickle as we age. A prominent hypothesis regarding aging states that decaying of Mitochondria is a major expediter… Read More »