Clinique's new medical-grade products became available today in Arizona. CLINIQUE MEDICAL, designed to optimize the outcome of non-surgical cosmetic procedures, is the product of an alliance between Clinique, a leader in cosmetic skin care, and Allergan, a leader in medical aesthetics, to advance the science of skin care with clinically proven products. The new line, which was specifically designed for patients under a physician's care, will be generally available through physician offices beginning mid to late October.

As seen on www.EVliving.com by Dr. Susan Van Dyke

It used to be that your only option to a younger look was to get a facelift. The results of this surgical fix varied—often appearing unnatural and “windblown.” Even with advances in plastic surgery, facelifts still only tighten the skin to get rid of wrinkles, ignoring the key to a younger looking face: volume restoration. To bring back the skin’s youthful fullness, cosmetic providers have been recommending “Liquid Facelifts” via facial fillers instead of the surgical counterpart.

Why Fillers?

Dr. Steinman explains how botox got a bad name.

(HealthDay News) -- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has warned companies making unapproved eye wash solutions and a widely used but unapproved skin cream to stop making and marketing the products or face enforcement actions.

The agency took this action Tuesday because of reports of serious adverse events linked to these prescription products.

Dr. Steinman explains if botox is safe.

Dr. Steinman shares what type of skin products women should use.

Dr. Steinman explains concerns regarding sunscreen and vitamin D.

Dr. Steinman tells what type of sunscreen women should purchase.

Dr. Steinman shares some non-surgical options for facial rejuvenation.

Dr. Steinman shares if there is any truth to the myth, if you wear your make-up overnight you will age seven days in one night.