Welcome to Skin Iowa.
One of the Midwest’s most acclaimed skin treatment authorities, Skin Iowa provides a full range of services to both women and men. Whether your needs are medical or cosmetic, our providers are available to help you improve your skin health. Our loyal patients come to Skin Iowa for the assessment and treatment of various skin conditions including acne treatment, skin cancer, chemical peels, laser resurfacing and so much more. Our highly skilled staff will confidentially review with you their findings, offering diagnoses and treatment options. We will help you make an informed decision to the course of treatment that will be most beneficial to you.
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We offer a number of skin care services, both cosmetic and medical, to men and women of all ages. Visit our site today or give us a call at (515) 223-0119 to get started today. goo.gl/qdgjU2
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We're REALLY excited to start offering non-surgical options to enhance your booty!
Schedule your consultation and find out how affordable this new option is. It's AMAZING! 515-223-0119.
“Connect, create, contribute” is the theme for this year’s Older Americans Month.
The Administration for Community Living encourages older Americans to connect with friends, family and local services, create through activities that promote learning, health and personal enrichment and contribute time, talent and live experience to benefit others.
The link below will lead you to a page that shows the Aging in America website, including information about their annual conference...it was held last month but there are some links to some of the presentations given at the conference.
Remember, communities that embrace older Americans are stronger! And remember Pam our Health & Wellness specialist is taking new patients at Skin Iowa!
www.asaging.org/blog/older-americans-month-2019-connect-create-contribute-aging-america-conference
The thickness of skin varies vastly over the different parts of the body, but do you know where it is the thinnest? It's the thinnest on your eyelids, at only 0.02mm thick! #FactoftheDay
Don't forget about your hands!
stylecaster.com/beauty/sunscreen-for-hands/
Why SPF For Your Hands Is Seriously Important
So your thumbs-up will look 10 years younger always.It’s National Mental Health Month! The link below has some fact sheets about women and mental health, how to identify whether a teenager’s behavior might indicate mental illness and how to help a friend that might be struggling with mental health.
Are you struggling with feeling blue or anxious? You should come see our Health and Wellness Specialist at Skin Iowa. Her name is PAM and she has an interest in Psychiatry and Mental Health. Call for an appointment today! 515.223.0119.
www.thenationalcouncil.org/mental-health-month/
Mental Health Month - National Council
Resources Women’s Mental Health Seven Super Skills to Help a Friend Average Teen or Warning Sign? To make your outreach during May easier, the National Council developed some materials for its members to use as your own in whatever way you’d like — on social media, on your blog, in your local ...Here's a tip: Although many people enjoy the feeling of cold water on their face in the morning, to help 'wake up', overly hot or cold water could be harmful to your skin. So, just stick with lukewarm water!
Happy Healthy Vision Month!
The link below provides really good information about eye health. We often think about eating foods that help our eyesight and how important it is to wear sunglasses, even on cloudy days. But what about how to prevent eye injuries when we are at work and play? Also the tip about needing to rest our eyes for 20 seconds every 20 minutes we are on the computer or phone is an excellent reminder!
Come see Pam, our health and wellness specialist at Skin Iowa if you have questions about your eye health. Of course, seeing an ophthalmologist regularly is super important, too.
nei.nih.gov/hvm/
Arthritis Awareness Month is being observed in May. Some of us are VERY aware of arthritis because we live with the aches, pains and creeks supplied by our joints every day.
The link below is sponsored by the Arthritis Foundation. To the right on the page you will find several choices on which you can click to further your education about arthritis. I found the one entitled ‘Living with Arthritis’ to be a very interesting read.
blog.arthritis.org/news/arthritis-awareness-month/
May Is National Arthritis Awareness Month - News
May is recognized each year as National Arthritis Awareness Month. Arthritis is a disease that impacts more than 50 million Americans, making it the number one cause of disability in the country. That means 1 in every 5 adults, 300,000 children and countless families are affected by arthritis. These...Our livers are probably the most overlooked yet seriously important organ in our bodies (other than our skin, of course). We really don’t think about our livers much until they don’t work well. I’m glad it’s Hepatitis Awareness Month! Let’s all be kind to our livers today! The liver clears our bodies of toxins and metabolize substances we take in so our bodies can use them. Thank you, liver!
www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/heppromoresources.htm
Hepatitis Awareness Month and Hepatitis Testing Day | Division of Viral Hepatitis | CDC
The month of May is designated as Hepatitis Awareness Month in the United States, and May 19th is Hepatitis Testing Day. During May, CDC and its public health partners work to shed light on this hidden epidemic by raising awareness of viral hepatitis and encouraging priority populations to get teste...
