Why Do We Stutter?
Stuttering is a type of speech disorder that involves problems with fluency and speech flow. People who stutter know in their heads what they want to say, but they have trouble saying it at the rate they would like to, often because they repeat or hold a word, syllable, consonant or vowel sound, or because…
Biggest Facial Plastic Surgery Trends for 2021
“New year, new me!” If you included this caption on your most recent Instagram post, maybe it means you’re considering a cosmetic procedure. Whether you’re wanting a wider smile or a more youthful appearance, there are more options than ever before to enhance your natural appearance. Below are some of the biggest predictions for facial…
Managing Winter Allergies
While most people associate allergies with springtime, for many they persist year-round, even in the winter months. It’s important to recognize that winter allergies have different causes and therefore must be managed differently than how you may manage your symptoms of hay fever. Below is an overview to help you identify and prevent your winter…
Why Are You Dizzy?
There are many body parts that work together to keep you balanced, including your eyes, inner ears, nerves in the feet and spine, and the brain. This means if you’re experiencing dizziness or balance problems, there are many possible areas that may be contributing. It’s important to treat chronic dizziness right away to prevent injury…
Is COVID Messing Up Your Sleep?
If you find yourself having trouble falling sleep, tossing and turning all night or taking excess naps during the day, you are not alone. The pandemic has affected the sleep schedules of millions. Understanding what is causing your sleep issues during this difficult time is the first step toward treatment. Insomnia from Stress Michael Perlis,…
Facts About Cosmetic Eye Surgery
It’s perfectly natural to develop the signs of living an expressive life in the form of wrinkles around the eyes. However, for some people, they can cause feelings of self-consciousness. If you want to reduce the appearance of eye wrinkles, under-eye hallows and damage caused by sun exposure, there are solutions available. Below is an…
Is It Seasonal Allergies or Mold Allergies?
If you’re one of the 20% of people who experience seasonal allergies (AKA hay fever), you’re no stranger to the itchy, watery eyes, congestion, runny nose and scratchy throat that occur in the spring and summer. But it’s possible your symptoms aren’t actually due to pollen, but instead mold. Mold allergies cause very similar symptoms…
5 Things to Know About Facial Rejuvenation Surgery
Everyone wants to look younger. With anti-aging procedures gaining mainstream acceptance, they are becoming more popular. While non-surgical procedures can help you achieve temporary results, those looking for more dramatic or longer-lasting results are turning to facial rejuvenation surgery. Below are five things you should know if you’re considering facial rejuvenation surgery. What a Facelift…
October is Audiology Awareness Month
Hearing loss can be a confusing experience that easily leaves one feeling discouraged, frustrated and isolated. October is Audiology Awareness Month, which means now is a great time to meet your local audiologist to learn about life-changing options that can help make for a better tomorrow. Audiologists, including the experts at , can diagnose hearing…
What Is Laryngitis?
This common vocal cord disorder will make your voice sound hoarse. While symptoms range from short-lived to long-lasting, most cases are not serious. But it is important to keep track of your symptoms, as persistent hoarseness may be a sign of a more serious condition. How Vocal Cords Work Your larynx is the structure that…