6 Ways To Boost Your Immune System

The cold and flu are common illnesses, but they still make you feel downright awful. If these viruses are not treated correctly, they can even result in serious complications, like pneumonia, strep throat and bronchitis. That's why you should try your best to avoid these illnesses altogether. If you have a healthy immune system, your body will be able to fight off these viruses more effectively. Here are six ways to boost your immune system: Read More 

Understanding Injection Rhinoplasty As A Non-Surgical Rhinoplasty Alternative

One of the oldest forms of cosmetic surgery is rhinoplasty, also known as a nose job. Unfortunately, the surgery is invasive, can be risky for some patients, and comes with a long recovery period. If you're unhappy with your profile or you've always wanted to reshape your nose, a nose job may be the answer. In fact, you may be thinking about rhinoplasty but be hesitant to undergo such a significant procedure. Read More 

Understanding The Facts About Cataract Surgery

Despite the fact that nearly half of all Americans eighty years old or older are diagnosed with cataracts, this common condition is the subject of many misconceptions. If you were diagnosed with cataracts, it's in your best interest to understand the truth about the condition and how it's treated. Here are some of the things that you should know about cataracts and cataract treatment. Cataracts Aren't Age-Related Since the majority of patients diagnosed with cataracts are seniors, many people believe that they can only affect those who are older. Read More 

Can An Allograft Help Restore Movement And Ease Pain For Your Badly-Healed Ankle?

If you broke your ankle a number of years ago and are still dealing with chronic pain, stiffness, and reduction in your range of motion, you may be wondering whether there's anything you can do to ease these symptoms going forward short of taking prescription painkillers or simply avoiding putting weight on your injured ankle. Unlike knees and other "hinge"-shaped joints, the complexity of the ankle joint often makes it a poor candidate for replacement surgery. Read More 

Living With A High Risk Of Skin Cancer: Surgical Options If The Disease Develops To An Advanced Stage

The majority of cancer cases in the United States consist of basal or squamous cell skin cancer. While not as lethal as melanoma, the most dangerous form of skin cancer, these nonmelanoma cancers can cause damage to your muscles, bones and develop into unsightly growths on your skin. While nonmelanoma skin cancer can be caused by several factors, many people are at a higher risk for developing the disease due togenetics. Read More