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  Dark circles causes in different ways like, the thin skin A quick other causes Age causing thinning of skin Lack of sleep and fatigue Side effects of some medicines Anemia - iron deficiency in diet Obviously people like to know why they have a problem, but I am sure everyone is more keen to know how to get around. Home remedies for these dark circles that will work for sure Cucumber slices - almost every beauty treatment picture is shows a pretty girl with a face pack and a slice of cucumber on her eyes. Cucumber is not only very cooling for the eyes, but the juice actually reduces the dark circles. Regular daily use of cucumber slices in the eyes for a month or so could see disappearance of dark circles (unless the cause is diet related). Green vegetables - Green leafy vegetables, bok choy, broccoli, sesame seeds, dates, coconut, lentils - increasing iron content in the diet helps in reduction of dark circles. Potato juice - grate a raw potato and squeeze out the juice through a

  Reconstruction Plastic surgeon reconstructs abnormalities that have existed from birth, such as a cleft lip and palate, webbed fingers, and birthmarks, areas damaged by the removal of cancerous tissue, such as from the face or breast,extensive burns or other serious injuries. For example Rhinoplasty is a surgery that can help to change the shape of your nose. It is the most common type of plastic surgery. Blepharoplasty is an approach used to treat droopy eyelids. During this kind of plastic surgery, a doctor removes skin, muscle, and sometimes fat that may be driving the area around your eyes to sag.   Weight loss Obesity is serious issue nowadays. Some people aim at targeted fat reduction.Liposuction is a surgical procedure that is used to remove fat from a specific area of the body. It deals with abdomen, thighs, buttocks, neck, chin, upper and back of the arms, calves, and back. This is less invasive than bariatric surgery.+ Abdominoplasty is also known as Tummy tuck. It is a pro

  Osteoporosis is a disease in which bones become thin and weak. This disease mainly affects women and the elderly. Osteoporosis can cause your bones and joints to break easily. Over time, your bones can become so weak that even a small amount of weight will cause them to break. Here are some of the ways to prevent osteoporosis. If you want Long-term lifestyle changes are the best way to keep bones strong and prevent osteoporosis, or reduce the risk of it, since you have to go through the process of remineralization. There are a few things you can do to help the weakening and thinning of your bones. Stay active and do strength-building exercises like resistance training and weight lifting. Your bones need to be worked out to stay strong. If you want to avoid osteoporosis, you should try to stay within the recommendations of calcium intake and get vitamins and minerals like Vitamin K. These are the most important things to prevent osteoporosis and keep your bones healthy. You should als

  It’s very, very hard to find the right medication for nerve pain, especially considering the numerous side effects associated with all of them. Often, it’s just not worth it. I’ve had chronic nerve pain for 4 years and I’ve tried pretty much everything from steroid injections to physio, surgery consults, all of it. It’s exhausting, and at some point you have to start figuring out a way to   live your best life with the pain  rather than constantly waiting for it to disappear, because — in reality — it may never disappear. That’s not pessimism either, it’s realism. So instead of relying on meds, what works best for me is to stop fighting against the pain and instead try to distract myself from it as much as possible. It’s not accepting that you’ll have it forever, but it’s accepting that it’s here right now and you can either get upset about it and dwell on it (which makes it worse) or carry on with your life in spite of it. There comes a point where you realise that although you can’

  Osteoporosis is a disease in which bones become thin and weak. This disease mainly affects women and the elderly. Osteoporosis can cause your bones and joints to break easily. Over time, your bones can become so weak that even a small amount of weight will cause them to break. Here are some of the ways to prevent osteoporosis. If you want Long-term lifestyle changes are the best way to keep bones strong and prevent osteoporosis, or reduce the risk of it, since you have to go through the process of remineralization. There are a few things you can do to help the weakening and thinning of your bones. Stay active and do strength-building exercises like resistance training and weight lifting. Your bones need to be worked out to stay strong. If you want to avoid osteoporosis, you should try to stay within the recommendations of calcium intake and get vitamins and minerals like Vitamin K. These are the most important things to prevent osteoporosis and keep your bones healthy. You should als

  HOW SHOULD I MANAGE MY DIABETES? Many people who have diabetes also have an experienced primary care (or family practice) doctor or nurse practitioner who can help them manage their diabetes. For example, people with uncomplicated type 2 diabetes may never need to see a specialist because they can easily manage it with their primary care doctor’s help. Other people, however, might choose to see a specialist. 5 REASONS TO SEE A DIABETES SPECIALIST OR CARE TEAM Here are 5 reasons why you might want to see an endocrinologist or diabetes care team: 1) Your doctor recommends you have an evaluation with a specialist. After you have been diagnosed with diabetes, your doctor may recommend you see a specialist to confirm the diagnosis and make sure you know your options for managing the disease. 2) Your primary care physician has not treated many diabetes patients. If your doctor has not treated many patients with diabetes or you are unsure about their treatment, you can choose to see a speci