Aesthetics Advisor

Want to learn more about skincare, haircare and other topics within the beauty, laser and medical aesthetic industry? The aesthetics 101 is a series of consumer guides on beauty and medical aesthetic related treatments and services. You choose how much you want to learn, when and how (and all for free)! 
Why a guide on aesthetic medicine? During the last decade we have seen a tremendous increase in the number of medical aesthetic treatment methods and technologies and a parallel increase in our knowledge about them.

We live in an era where we're surrounded by lots of information on beauty and skincare. The challenge is, it's very difficult to work out what's right and what's not. There's a lot of people who claim to know a lot about beauty and wellness, but actually are they really telling you the truth? Aesthetic related treatments and products are often accompanied by marketing myths rather than good scientific data; often indistinguishable by a layperson.

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There are just too many self-proclaimed medical experts recommending all kinds of supplements for COVID-19 out there. Do they actually work? Some supplements do have evidence and some don't. This guide can help you make sense of the options and to separate the facts from fiction.

Of course, the most important thing you can do to avoid infection with coronavirus is to prevent exposure by following the latest recommendations of the CDC and World Health Organization and take steps to stay healthy, including getting adequate sleep and exercise and eating a healthful diet that includes adequate (but not excessive) intakes of essential nutrients, such as vitamins C and D. Also take steps to control hypertension and blood sugar fluctuations with diabetes, as these conditions are associated with more severe disease if infected.



Can Supplements help against COVID-19? 

Research has shown that supplementing with certain vitamins, minerals and other substances can improve immune response and …

If you are looking to find the best aesthetic clinic for your coolsculpting procedure in Malaysia, you may wish to check out the cost and related reviews from customers who have 'been there, done that'.


What is Coolsculpting?CoolSculpting is the brand name and cryolipolysis is what it does. “Cryo” means icy cold and “lipolysis” is the word for the breaking down of fat. It's a perfect name for what CoolSculpting does: freezes away fat. But simply put, cryolipolysis is how you can lose fat by freezing it.

Coolsculpting is an innovative way to contour your body by freezing unwanted fat away with no surgery and little to no downtime. It's not a good choice if you want to lose a lot of weight, but if you're healthy and just looking to target stubborn areas of fat (particularly love handles, back or belly fat, arm fat, or a double chin) that haven't responded to diet and exercise, it could be a good option for you.

With more than 6 million CoolSculpting treatments worl…

There are 6 dermatologists in Subang Jaya. 5 of them have clinics in the Subang Jaya Medical Centre (SJMC) hospital and the other one, Dr. Ranjit at SS 15.

The following is the list of skin specialists (dermatologists) practicing in Subang Jaya Medical Centre (SJMC - Ramsay Group):

• Dr. Chang Chee Khong
• Dr. Chu Siew Mun
• Dr. Koh Chuan Keng
• Dr. Loh Liew Cheng
• Dr. Yan Yen Piow
You will need to call for appointment in order to consult them. The contact number for Subang Jaya Medical Centre (SJMC) is: +603 5639 1212.
Address and telephone contact number for Dr Ranjit's clinic:
Klinik Pakar Kulit Ranjit  C4, Jalan SS15/4D , 47500 Subang Jaya, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Telephone contact no.: 03-5631-6090
10+ reviews on dermatologists (skin specialists) in Subang JayaWe sifted through the reviews on the internet and found relevant and related reviews for dermatologists in subang jaya.

Quick note on the reviews - Please take note that while everyone seems to be dishing out their own ‘exp…