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Seattle Magazine
Your routine facial just got a kick: electricity. But don't be shocked: these noninvasive, low-current treatments (generally from less than 1 to 10 milliamps) encourage cell growth and can offer other benefits, from clearing acne to softening wrinkles. The new sensation may take some getting used to—some users report a metallic taste — but the "scalpel-less face lift" has us intrigued.
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The Aesthetic Channel
"Facial feminization" is a phrase generally used to describe procedures — from adding volume to the cheeks to mandibular contouring to rhinoplasty — used to shape and resize masculine features to more typical female features. But it's not limited to the treatment of transgender patients. One surgeon expert says he uses also uses feminization principles to treat female patients.
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The Costa Rica News
When you are considering plastic surgery or oncology, you want to ensure that you are getting the best treatment possible, and this is not always available in your home country. Therefore, there is one clear solution available to you — medical tourism. With cosmetic surgery specialists situated all over the world, traveling for your treatment has become more popular than ever, and it is easy to see why. Not only can you receive high-quality treatment guaranteed to meet your requirements, but you can also pay a smaller price and get a holiday out of it.
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Skift
Can a hotel room make you healthier? The jury is still out, but judging from some recent experiments, there may be more than a nugget of truth to the idea.
Delos, which pioneered the term "wellness real estate," introduced the concept of an uberhealthy hotel room at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas back in 2012. It is now bringing its Wellness Rooms to the Four Seasons Los Angeles at Beverly Hills. At the same time, Swissôtel is expanding its own version of a healthy room.
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Los Angeles Times
If you've noticed in your holiday photos that your face is lacking warmth and expression, it might be time to scale back on those Hollywood red-carpet beauty favorites, a.k.a. Botox injections.
So what's a person to do to smooth fine lines and wrinkles in time for the Golden Globes and the rest of awards season?
While the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery reported that 2016 sales of injectables were up 10 percent over the previous year, alternatives to Botox and other injectable treatments are continuing to pop up in high-end spas and medical beauty clinics in the Los Angeles area.
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"Becoming NCEA Certified is one more step in the right direction for skin care professionals, to advance their knowledge and continue educating themselves."
— Karen Keady, Twin Falls, Idaho
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Inc.
Founder and CEO, LinkedIn Riches, John Nemo writes: "It consists of just nine words, but has permanently changed the way I create, sell and market my products online.
In fact, this one question dictates how I build intricate online courses, craft marketing and email copy and much more.
Before I reveal what it is, I must explain why it is so important to utilize this approach in your business."
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Business Computing World
No customers, no business. Customers are the lifeline for every business. They act as a focal point in deciding the future of an enterprise. A strong and loyal customer base is important for businesses of all sizes to earn profits and to widen their reach.
But businesses of today, especially small businesses, are facing challenges in finding new customers.
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By Linchi Kwok
 As one of the most visited websites in the world, Facebook has become the most influential medium for B2C communications. Almost every company is now on Facebook, where they build public pages for a brand or their business to engage their target customers. Accordingly, I recently worked with a research team on a project where we analyzed consumers' electronic word-of-mouth (eWOM) responses and behavioral intentions on Facebook.
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MediaPost Research Brief
According to Scott Heimes, CMO SendGrid Brand Strategy, the holiday season – for brands both online and offline – is off and running as a high-risk, high-reward period. Standing out from the competition may be the difference between financial success and failure for the year. That means getting a lot of messages out to a lot of recipients, fast and often. However, doing so, especially over email, risks overwhelming and annoying potential customers. This report, however, has compiled tips, tricks and learnings from 2016's holiday season that should help refine your emails.
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Society for Developmental Biology via PubMed
The skin is the largest organ of the body and is composed of two layers: the overlying epidermis and the underlying dermis. The dermal fibroblasts originate from distinct locations of the embryo and contain the positional identity and patterning information in the skin. The objective of this review is to frame our current understanding and provide new insights on the origin and differentiation of dermal fibroblasts and their function during cutaneous development and healing.
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By: Sheilamary Koch (commentary)
 Valerie Savana suffered low self-esteem throughout her school career largely because classmates and even teachers stopped listening when they couldn't understand her fast-paced, irregular speech. This continued to affect her professional and personal life as an adult. Recently, she began speech therapy and discovered that reason for her confusing way of speaking was little-known disorder called "cluttering."
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The Brookings Institution
In today's changing world, students need a broader range of skills beyond traditional academic subject areas that they can apply to a wide range of real-life situations. Students will encounter many future situations where they have to bring together multiple complex skills to complete tasks. Using examples from the U.S. and Australia, we will outline two complementary methods that teach these complex skillsets. In the U.S., a 4th grade reading class uses a method to develop collaboration skills, while simultaneously developing critical thinking skills. Similarly, an example from Australia will show how a secondary level history class also teaches these two skills simultaneously, but with a different method.
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SDSS
Whether it's for license renewal or NCEA Certified credential recertification, career development, or to increase job opportunities, the need for continuing education is a very real demand of every skin care professional. But while the benefits of continuing education are obvious, the cost is high: travel expenses; time away from home; and scheduling conflicts with work. SDSS now provides affordable, quality continuing education courses at your convenience, presented by experts in a variety of subject areas!
Start your continuing education now!
These COA Approved Webinars have been made possible by an
Unrestricted Education Grant from Universal Companies, Inc.
Webinar: Meeting Expectations Of Your Practice As Well As Your Patients
Presented by Pamela Matheny, MBA/HCM, CMPE, MoPM, CPC
How does the skin care specialist balance the competing needs of patients, employer and other staff, in today's busy medical practice in challenging economic times? Sometimes, meeting the needs of everyone involved can be frustrating and may affect patient satisfaction. This presentation will provide information about keeping balance in competing needs and protecting your value.
Follow these steps:
- Decide which webinar you would like to view and click on the Member or Non-member Fee.
Please note: If you are not a current SDSS member and would like to join/renew, click on the "Learn more about becoming a member." Membership payments are processed in real time and will allow you to purchase the webinars at the reduced Member Fee.
- Using a credit card, place your order with our secure shopping cart.
- When your order is processed successfully, an arrow will show you where to download the CE Registration Form for the webinar you just ordered.
- Once you have completed your download, please click the link at the bottom of the page to complete your order.
- A "Thank you for your order of the CE Webinar" page will confirm the webinar you just purchased. At the bottom of the page you will find the link "To view your CE Webinar, click here now."
Your CE Certificate will be emailed to you in 2-3 weeks. Neither the SDSS nor the COA assume responsibility for maintaining or replacing CE certificates.
Provider Accreditation
The NCEA Commission on Accreditation (COA) has approved these webinars. For more information on the Commission on Accreditation go to www.NCEACertified.org.
FIND more online CE Classes here.
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