By Danielle Fontana

If you’re considering the drug, bookmark this. 

By Brittany Burhop Fallon

There are 50,000 emergency room visits and 500 people die every year from taking it.

By Elise Minton Tabin

Here's how to finally get perfect skin.

By Liz Ritter

It’s called compounding, and here’s what you need to know about it.

By Kelly Dougher

Is it time for prescription strength?

By NewBeauty Editors

It's been around for almost half a century, but it's the new anti-aging cream on the block. Fluorouracil, which was originally used as an intravenous chemotherapy drug, has evol...

By NewBeauty Editors

The result of chronic sun exposure, sunspots and age spots develop on the backs of the hands when too much pigment is produced-just like on the face. In fact, some of the treatm...

By NewBeauty Editors

Oily skin means more than just annoying shine; it plays a part in persistent acne flare-ups, too. But your dermatologist can help you solve slick-skin woes. Studies have shown ...

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT), also know as estrogen replacement therapy, is commonly prescribed for alleviating the side effects of menopause. Usually taken in pill form, H...

By Marci Robin

Despite an advisory panel recommendation late last year, Orexigen's weight-loss drug Contrave has been unexpectedly rejected by the FDA. However, the agency agreed with the pane...

By NewBeauty Editors

Actinic keratosis presents as medium to dark spots which should be treated before potentially developing into squamous cell skin cancer. Your dermatologist may treat the conditi...

By Marci Robin

Have you ever wondered, If Latisse can grow eyelashes, why can't it grow other kinds of hair? Well, Allergan has, and they're planning to experiment with their hugely popular pr...

Got skin that feels like sandpaper? Displaying a dull complexion? Rough, dreary-looking skin is usually caused by a buildup of dead skin that stays on the surface for long perio...

By NewBeauty Editors

It's extremely important to maintain good oral hygiene in an effort to ward off the sharp, stinging sensations associated with sensitivity. Brushing with a soft-bristled tooth...

By Marci Robin

Treatments for lazy eye, also known as strabismus, have long been limited to surgery and visual aids. However, a recent discovery could lead to a simpler solution in the form of...