To simply maintain healthy body weight, women need 60 minutes of moderate intensity exercise every single day, according to a study in the Journal of the American Medical Association. The advice is based on a 13-year analysis of more than 34,000 women with
This year’s Launching Las Vegas contest was a whirlwind, with a record number of votes, tons of community engagement, and three stellar, woman-owned businesses rallying support. In its fourth year, Launching Las Vegas truly wanted to hone in on what
Launching Las Vegas 2018 has officially begun—and we’re thrilled to introduce you to this year’s amazing group of nominees. Your favorite startup could win $1,000! Launching Las Vegas was created in 2015 to recognize and celebrate our local startup community.
Our website provides excellent information for anyone considering cosmetic surgery in Las Vegas. Nonetheless, it is wise to do your own independent research. You will feel more confident in your decision, and you’ll know the right questions to ask Dr.
Dr. Pancholi and our team are partnering with Mint Locker to raise funds and collect bras for The Shade Tree Women’s Shelter. One item they really need are bras, so we’re holding a Bra Drive during October: Bras for the Cause! Bring in
What comes to mind when you think of Nevada? More than likely, Vegas, endless desert and sky, gambling, and Lake Tahoe top your list, but the Silver State offers much more. Recently, the Matador Network featured 13 experiences you can only
Hydration. With ads everywhere touting the hydrating benefits of coconut water, electrolyte-fortified sports drinks, and even skin care, the idea of hydration is in danger of being reduced to a buzzword. But all that talk of hydration isn’t just type.
Yesterday marked the beginning of the 27th annual scientific meeting of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. This year’s meeting, which takes place in Phoenix, will involve some exciting developments for the academy as well as aesthetic medicine in general. One
Interest in cosmetic surgery is constantly growing. It is essential that new and returning patients have accurate information as they consider surgery. NewBeauty magazine’s latest issue created an inappropriate link between board certified cosmetic surgeons and untrained physicians. The American Board of
