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The World of S+R

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Written by Noëlle Sherber
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author: ALLURE_January 2018, edit collections boutique-tom-ford-lips 1, edit pages shop-skincare 1, Has Content, no recent, pdf article, Prestige Press

Allure Names Dr. Sherber D.C.'s Best for Injectables

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Written by Noëlle Sherber
Allure Names Dr. Sherber D.C.'s Best for Injectables

Dermatologist Noëlle S. Sherber, M.D., F.A.A.D. was chosen as Washington, D.C.'s best for Injectables in Allure magazine's Directory. The January 2018 issue is titled "All Things Eyes" and highlighted experts who are adept at treating this delicate area, citing that "D.C. women who've tried doctor after doctor keep coming back to this one." 

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author: HARPER'S BAZAAR_October 2017, edit collections boutique-tom-ford-lips 1, edit pages shop-skincare 1, Has Content, injectables, no recent, pdf article, Prestige Press

Dr. Sherber Quoted in Harper's Bazaar

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Written by Noëlle Sherber
Dr. Sherber Quoted in Harper's Bazaar

Dermatologist Noëlle S. Sherber, M.D., F.A.A.D. was quoted in Harper’s Bazaar in an article on how to make the most of facial injectables. Dr. Sherber recommended incorporating moisturizers with glycerin and hyaluronic acid prior to injections, since it will “dovetail off the internal hydrating effects of the injected hyaluronic acid fillers and enhance the skin-smoothing results of Botox."

Dr. Sherber also recommended caution with certain medications before injecting: “I advise my patients to discontinue non-steroidal anti-inflammatories, as well as fish oil supplements and the four Gs—gingko, ginger, garlic, and ginseng—two weeks prior to the procedure unless medically necessary.”

Salt is a huge no-no, especially with dermal fillers. Dr. Sherber said, "Injectable fillers are made from hyaluronic acid, which pulls in water, so loading up on salty foods beforehand can make you look more swollen the day after your procedure.”

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Written by Noëlle Sherber
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author: REDBOOK_July 2017, edit pages shop-skincare 1, edit pages the-sun-sets 2, no recent, pdf article, Prestige Press

FOR BEST RESULTS WAIT... HOW LONG?

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Written by Noëlle Sherber
FOR BEST RESULTS WAIT... HOW LONG?

"Besides Rome, you know what else wasn't built in a day? Collagen. Or hair that grows in thicker. But if you stick with proven ingredients for the amount of time experts advise, you'll see real, long-lasting changes in your skin and hair." - Dr. Sherber shares expert tips in Redbook.

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Written by Ariel Rad
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author: ELLE Magazine_September 2016, edit pages shop-skincare 1, edit pages the-sun-sets 2, no recent, pdf article, Prestige Press

The Dream Cream

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Written by Ariel Rad
The Dream Cream

Reddit conspiracy theorists believe Crème de la Mer creator Max Huber never existed. April Long discovers the inspiring story of a man whose life was mythic, but no myth

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Washington, DC, dermatologist Noëlle Sherber, MD, whose mother “lined up in the street” to buy Crème de la Mer from Huber himself 50 years ago, says that the core benefit of La Mer products may be their ability to keep the skin’s barrier robust. “Complexions become less reactive — and lose less water — when the barrier is functioning well,” she says.

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Written by Ariel Rad
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author: VOGUE_April 2013, edit pages shop-skincare 1, edit pages the-sun-sets 2, no recent, pdf article, Prestige Press

After Burn

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Written by Ariel Rad
After Burn

As you emerge from winter, skin is particularly susceptible to sunburn. Eve Conant reports on ways to control the damage.

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The idea that 'once you're burned the damage is done' is wrong. You really can do damage control.

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