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Product of the Day – DDF Discoloration Reversal Pod by OnlyNatureBlog Patient Expert

Posted Mon 15 Feb 2010 10:07pm DDF Discoloration Reversal-Pod is a targeted treatment to reclaim the natural radiance of more youthful skin. It hydrates and exfoliates to reduce the appearance of discoloration and dullness on areas where hyperpigmentation occurs. The special Pod delivery system gently exfoliates top layer of skin and allows deep surface Read on »

Pine Tree Extract Reduces Skin Discoloration by VibrantGlow Patient Expert

Posted Thu 16 Oct 2008 7:58pm Many woman are familiar with the term "pregnancy mask", the dark skin discoloration over the face that can accompany pregnancy. However, melasma is also linked... of pycnogenol three times a day for a month. The extract was found to have an 80 percent effective rate, helping to even out skin tone and lessen the intensity of the discoloration Read on »

Can Panic attacks/ anxiety attacks cause discoloration of your fingernails? by David M. Patient Expert

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Posted Tue 18 May 2010 1:11pm I’m just curious because I’ve had a lot of panic and anxiety attacks and just noticed that my finger nails have an off-white line across them and a bit of a dark purple color just under that. So is this caused by panic/ anxiety attacks or is it something more serious than that? Discoloration of the fingernails is usually caused by a variety Read on »

Discolored Fake Tooth by Dr. Ellie Phillips Posted Sat 02 Jan 2010 12:00am Dear Dr. Ellie: I have a fake tooth that is more discolored than the others, can xylitol whiten even that tooth? -K Hi K It depends why the fake tooth is discolored. If this was an old plastic tooth - then the color probably will not change. If the tooth has surface stains - and it used to be a different color- then the cleaning may help remove some Read on »

Is fluctuating swelling, redness, or bluish discoloration normal a year after Revision Rhinoplasty? Will it go away? by Dr. Jason Litner, Dr. Peyman Solieman Medical Doctor

Posted Wed 25 Feb 2009 3:55pm whether steroid injection would still work at this stage. While discoloration is admittedly unusual at this stage, the key to this question is fluctuation. If swelling and redness... material placed in the nose. When swelling or discoloration fluctuates between being present and then going away, we are not nearly as concerned. Whenever rhinoplasty is performed Read on »

Skin Discoloration - Age Or Liver Spots, Hyperpigmentation - How We Get Them & What To Do About It by Jennifer D. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 03 Nov 2008 9:02pm are not important, but the long term effects of the sun are devastating to the shell. Slackening of skin tone and accumulated discoloration are only among the visible effects of brown damage... as the liver has nothing to do with skin pigment or discoloration. Freckles Why do these spots enter someones head? The odds stimulates "melanocytes" which are establish obscure Read on »

Discolored Fake Tooth by Dr. Ellie Phillips Posted Sat 02 Jan 2010 5:02pm Dear Dr. Ellie: I have a fake tooth that is more discolored than the others, can xylitol whiten even that tooth? -K Hi K It depends why the fake tooth is discolored. If this was an old plastic tooth - then the color probably will not change. If the tooth has surface stains - and it used to be a different color- then the cleaning may help remove some Read on »

Ludisia discolor by david hamilton Patient Expert

Posted Thu 28 May 2009 12:19am The Jewel Orchid chilling in the low light area between the computer desk and the TV.The flowers have finished, so the spike has been cut.I repotted it in a shallow fruit bowl so its rhizome could spread out.It has a new growth under the soil which hopefully will regrow as another stem with the dark velvet leaves.The leaves turn red when they ar ... Read on »

Teeth, Worn, Yellow, Discolored,Veneers, Chipped, Lumineers by Dr. Thomas Gibbs Doctor of Dentistry

Posted Tue 26 Aug 2008 5:03pm occur. Many of these reflect light differently and can also stain. 4) The gums may discolor if inflammation is present from improper home care or defective restorations. If gum inflammation persists, dark “holes” may occur along the gum line as the gums shrink back, or yellow root surfaces may appear. 5) The teeth may become discolored Read on »

Linea Nigra and the “Mask of Pregnancy”: Skin Discoloration during Pregnancy by findingeve Patient Expert

Posted Thu 30 Sep 2010 12:00am . The second skin change I mentioned earlier is usually referred to as the “mask of pregnancy,” though its technical name is melasma . Melasma is a discoloration of the face in a mask like pattern (think of masquerade masks). The discoloration is a darkening of the skin and usually appears to be brown (light or dark). The change in color primarily affects Read on »