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Nina Peterson, CANS

Nina Peterson is a Certified Aesthetic Nurse Specialist (CANS) specializing in facial contouring and non-surgical mini facelifts with PDO threads. With over nine years of experience gained in dermatology and plastic surgery practices, Nina also works as a medical blogger and consultant for aesthetic practices and licensed individuals, bringing her background in plastic surgery and dermatology to provide valuable insights.

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Menstrual calendar with feminine products.
First Period After Stopping Depo Provera – What to Expect

Discontinuing hormonal birth control often leads to noticeable changes in the body, and Depo Provera is no exception. As a...

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What is Depo Provera?

Injectable contraceptives are increasingly popular in the United States, with about 3% of women using this method for family planning....

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Depo Provera Calendar – Injection Scheduling

Consistent adherence to injection schedules is vital in achieving the best health outcomes. A study published in the Journal of...

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Depo Provera Side Effects – A Comprehensive List

Around 65% of women aged 15–49 in the United States use some form of contraception, underscoring the important role birth...

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An individual dealing with first-degree burns.
Can You Put Emla Cream on a Burn?

Topical anesthetics like Emla Cream are commonly used to numb the skin before medical procedures, but their application on burned...

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An individual with numbing cream and occlusive dressing on their facial region.
Emla Cream Side Effects – A Complete List

Topical anesthetics like Emla Cream are widely used for numbing pain before medical procedures, offering effective relief with minimal invasiveness....

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Emla Cream Dosage Guide

Proper dosage is essential when using anesthetics, as exceeding recommended amounts can result in severe complications, including systemic toxicity. By...

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Emla Cream Ingredients – What Is It Made Of?

Did you know that a systematic review of 12 randomized clinical trials found that topical anesthetics are highly effective in...

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A medical professional applying nubing cream on the patient's facial region.
Emla vs. LET – What Are the Differences?

Topical anesthetics are invaluable when it comes to easing discomfort during minor medical procedures. They numb the skin, helping patients...

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Emla Cream – How to Use?

Did you know that proper application of topical anesthetic creams is crucial for effective numbing and minimizing discomfort during procedures?...

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