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|Articles|March 9, 2020
Patient Insight March 9: 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 9 edition:
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This week, Elle shares derm-approved products for acne scars and lists cellulite creams that are getting good reviews on Amazon. Real Simple says there are 5 foods that affect acne, and a writer from Self may influence your patients to wash with manuka honey. Vogue answers the age-old question, “why does my hair hurt?” and ponders whether French women truly do have the secret to graceful aging.
Hair
Anti-Aging
Acne
Body Contouring
Skincare
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