Some women naturally have long, dark eyelashes. Don’t you just hate them? For the rest of us, it’s mascara, eyeliner, and maybe even false eyelashes to get the look we want. But what if there was a way to actually grow your eyelashes longer and thicker? And what if you wouldn’t have to sell your […]
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A great getaway from Gainesville is Juniper Springs. That’s even more true during this year thanks to this lingering virus. But have you been turning down invites to don your swimsuit and wade into the crystal-clear springs knowing that everyone could see your spider veins? That’s no way to live in steamy Gainesville where the
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Unless you’re one of the UF cross country team runners, you probably have pockets of fat that seem utterly indifferent to your attempts to remove them with dietary restraint and exercise. You know where these pockets are the most stubborn — the abdomen, thighs, buttocks, even under the chin. Liposuction with Dr. Gaines is the
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If you’re over 40, odds are you have some issues with your lower abdomen. If a person has gained and then lost weight, if they’ve gained a few pounds as their metabolism has slowed down, or if aging skin and muscles have simply created a pooch on the lower abdomen, it’s an almost universal complaint.
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The eyes have it. While this is a take on the usual “ayes have it” from parliamentary procedure, it is really true — the eyes do have it. When asked, most people say the eyes are the first thing they notice when looking at another person, particularly for the first time. Unfortunately, the skin around
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While this year’s holiday parties and get togethers will be notably muted thanks to this darn virus, at least we’ll be getting together with our extended families. Or maybe we’ll just have to have our parties outdoors with some space. Regardless if it’s just your mother-in-law or boss’s spouse you’re having to make small talk
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Everything sags as we age. It’s one of the more annoying facets about aging. One area that can be particularly depressing is when it happens to our backsides. Yes, the buttocks are naturally prone to sagging, both from the natural slackening of our tissues and from our sedentary lifestyles. What once was a high, round
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For a woman, her breasts can be a key part of self-confidence. Breasts that are too small or uneven provide an unending source of dissatisfaction, when getting dressed every morning and undressed every night. Every woman deserves to love her body, and breast augmentation with Dr. Gaines could provide the boost you need. It’s a
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For a woman, one of the most irritating areas where the skin loosens and sags as we age is the upper arms. Especially living in Gainesville with our great weather, who wants to have to avoid wearing sleeveless blouses because we don’t want our upper arms to swing back and forth like pendulums! An arm
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If you feel that your breasts are uneven, you’re not alone — it’s a very common fact of anatomy affecting roughly half of all women. But sometimes, asymmetry can make a woman feel self-conscious when naked or in a swimsuit. No one should feel that way about her body. To help get past these thoughts,
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