Botox Busters? Study shows wrinkle creams don't work.

 From Reuters: Study; Wrinkle creams don't work.

Luxury-price products don't work any better than drugstore brands, according to the study by Consumer Reports magazine, which ranked Olay Regenerist, priced at about $19, as the most effective in reducing wrinkles.

But none of these products made a significant difference in the skin's appearance.

Glucosamine study may impact the way dermatologists treat UV- related skin damage.

The panel determined that n-acetyl glucosamine, a more stable form of glucosamine, reduced the amount of melanin in skin cells, meaning there was less excess pigment in the skin to cause age spots.

Now You Can Offer The John Hopkins Skin Care Line In Your Medispa?

It would seem that even the venerable institutions of medicine need revenue: John Hopkins sponsors a skin care line.

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