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The Mainstream Patient: April 28, 2021
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This week’s edition of The Mainstream Patient features stories on cryptocurrency for cosmetic procedures, tattoo removal, full-size sunscreen in carry-on bags, using ice on the face, plus more.
In this week’s edition, Allure provides an in-depth guide to common skin conditions that primarily affect people with darker skin types. Also, Glamour explains everything there is to know before getting tattoo removal, and Self provides some clarification on recent news about the TSA possibly allowing full-size sunscreen in carry-on bags. Harper’s Bazaar features a story on how some plastic surgeons are now accepting cryptocurrency payment for procedures, and Vogue highlights the new trend of putting ice on the face. Finally, Shape writes about a new deodorant from Degree that is tailored for people with disabilities.
Plastic Surgeons Are Accepting Cryptocurrency
Degree Created the World's First Deodorant for People with Disabilities
The Ultimate Guide to Skin Conditions for Black & Brown Folks
Tattoo Removal: 11 Things I Wish I Knew Before Getting It
Nope, the TSA Will Not Allow Full-Size Sunscreen in Carry-On Bags
The Best Skin Secret? Try Putting Ice on Your Face (Yes, Really)
