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|Articles|March 16, 2020
Patient Insight March 16: What Your Patients Are Reading In Consumer Media
Author(s)Katie Hobbins
In this weekly report, we curate a list of consumer media articles on aesthetic topics to keep you up-to-date with what your patients are reading. Here is the March 16 edition:
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This week, Allure deep-dives into eyelid ptosis, the myth of “black don’t crack” and life with trichotillomania. Lash lifts are highlighted in Shape while Hello Giggles shares women’s breast reduction experiences. The world of at-home products that offer noninvasive “nose jobs” perpetuated by social media is examined in Wired.
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