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Kenneth Beer, M.D.

Kenneth Beer, M.D. is a board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist in Palm Beach, Fla., and the director of scientificskin.com, an online skincare company.

Home Treatments for Aging Skin

The best thing to do at home to look younger is to avoid things that make you look old: These include smoking, being around people who smoke, and taking better care of your skin.

Treating Unsightly Spider Veins

As we get older, many of us suffer from unsightly spider veins, but they can usually be treated in the dermatologist's office.

Grow Longer, Fuller Eyelashes

A brush-on product allows you to grow longer, fuller, more beautiful eyelashes.

Strategies to Fight Baldness

Hair loss is common in both men and women, and there are many treatments.

Save Your Skin From the Cold

With a little bit of planning and minimal time and money, you can keep your skin healthy and looking great all winter.


 

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