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How to Have Beautiful Skin

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  1. What Is a Simple Skin Care Routine?
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    What Is a Simple Skin Care Routine?

  2. How to Care for Sensitive Skin
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    How to Care for Sensitive Skin

  3. How to Care for Fair Skin
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    How to Care for Fair Skin

  4. How to Treat Dry & Flaky Skin
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    How to Treat Dry & Flaky Skin

  5. How to Prevent Zits
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    How to Prevent Zits

  6. What Are the Secrets of People with Perfect Skin?
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    What Are the Secrets of People with Perfect Skin?

  7. How to Prevent Skin Cancer
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    How to Prevent Skin Cancer

  8. What Are Complexion-Enhancing Foods?
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    What Are Complexion-Enhancing Foods?

  9. What Are Shaving Tips to Prevent Bumps?
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    What Are Shaving Tips to Prevent Bumps?

  10. Who Is a Good Candidate for Laser Treatments?
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    Who Is a Good Candidate for Laser Treatments?

  11. What Is Laser Skin Resurfacing?
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    What Is Laser Skin Resurfacing?

  12. What Is a Skin Peeling Treatment?
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    What Is a Skin Peeling Treatment?

  13. How to Prevent Sun Spots
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    How to Prevent Sun Spots

  14. How to Get Rid of Sun Spots
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    How to Get Rid of Sun Spots

  15. How to Use Retin-A (Tretinoin)
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    How to Use Retin-A (Tretinoin)

  16. How to Prepare for Botox & Filler Injections
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    How to Prepare for Botox & Filler Injections

  17. How to Determine if a Skin Rash is Serious
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    How to Determine if a Skin Rash is Serious

  18. How are Skin Cream & Skin Lotion Different?
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    How are Skin Cream & Skin Lotion Different?

  19. How to Treat Itchy Skin
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    How to Treat Itchy Skin

  20. How to Have Beautiful Skin with Elissa Lunder
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    How to Have Beautiful Skin with Elissa Lunder

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  • Elissa Lunder, MD

    Certified by the American Board of Dermatology, Dr. Elissa Lunder specializes in general, cosmetic, and laser dermatology. She spent a year at Harvard’s Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital studying the use of UVA and UVB wavelengths to treat skin disorders and how sunlight can damage the skin and is now a partner at Dermatology Partners Inc in Wellesley, MA. Dr. Lunder is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology and the Massachusetts Academy of Dermatology. She has been published in the New England Journal of Medicine, Archives of Dermatology, and authored two dermatology book chapters. Dr. Lunder also co-hosts WHJJ’s “Better Health Connection” and is frequently quoted in magazines, including InStyle, Glamour, and Ladies’ Home Journal.