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The American Society of Plastic Surgeons found that in 2011 there were more than 300,000 men who chose to get Botox in the United States. According to researchers, this number is 10 percent higher than in the previous year.

More and more men are turning towards Botox treatments to reduce the signs of aging. This popular procedure has become a common gift for men. Botox is now being called ‘Bro-tox’ in some instances due to it’s large presence among males.

Men are receiving Botox treatments to not only reduce the appearance of wrinkles but to also soften up their faces. When males age, their wrinkles can cause them to look angry and upset and with the help of Botox, those wrinkles could be gone for good.

If you are interested in learning more about Botox and it’s benefits, please contact the Houston Botox experts at the Houston Medical Spa, Dermagenix, by calling 713-662-3376 today.

The Houston dermaplaning experts of Dermagenix would like to announce several power outages across Houston due to large storms in the area.

Thunderstorms in Houston that began early Monday have led to thousands of people losing their power. There are also five Houston schools that are without power as well.Tornado warnings and hail accompanied the major storms that flooded Houston with inches of rain.

Centerpoint Energy has reported outages that would affect approximately 19,600 people in Houston.

To see where the power outages have occurred, please visit USA Today.

Acne is very common in teenagers between the ages of 14 and 18. This skin condition can greatly affect a person’s confidence. There are several options when it comes to treating acne in teen patients. Two things that have actually been known to make acne worse are constantly washing your face and applying force when doing so.

Washing the face twice a day with a face wash containing SPF and salicylic acid is recommended. A light moisturizer should be used after your face is clean, if you skip the moisturizer your skin may assume it is dry and begin to produce more oil. Changing the pillowcase on which you sleep each night is also beneficial in keeping your skin clean.

Medication is always an option to consider as well. Most prescription medication contains benzoyl peroxide, which helps eliminate trouble areas by acting as an antibacterial agent. Other medications are also helpful if they are tailored to your specific skin type.

If you suffer from acne and are interested in learning about different treatment options, please contact the Houston acne treatment specialists at Dermagenix by calling 713-662-3376 today.

The free event, New Year’s Eve Live, will be a huge celebration in Houston available to people of all ages including families. This huge celebration will take place at Discovery Green and will run between 7:00 p.m. until right after midnight.

You can find musical acts, magicians, jugglers, a 3-D light show and numerous food vendors spread throughout the event. When 2012 officially begins at midnight, an enormous fireworks display will begin to celebrate the new year.

Houston’s Art Car exhibit will also be present at the event and will feature several unique illuminated art cars displayed in a parade.

The Houston dermaplaning experts at Dermagenix would like to wish everyone a happy new year. Visit YourHoustonNews.com to learn more about the New Year’s Eve Live event.

The Houston Medical Spa, Dermagenix, is pleased to share that the City of Houston is giving back this holiday season in the forms of bicycles and bicycle helmets. The city has partnered with Elves & More, a Houston non-profit that donates brand new bicycles to deserving children.

There are 36 schools in the Houston area that participate and the children are selected to receive these bikes if their grades have improved throughout the school year.  This year, 8,000 students received bicycles as well as helmets. The City of Houston raised $25,000 to purchase bicycle helmets and contribute to the cause.

Bicycle safety is also promoted by the organization and the Houston Police Department has offered their services in educating the children on how to stay safe while using their equipment.

For more local Houston news, please visit the The Cypress Times today.