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Toenail fungus is notoriously hard to get rid of. Just do a Google search and you will see pages upon pages of home remedies, prescriptions and more on ways to kill the fungus. Let's explore a few of these and their efficacy. But before we jump into our list, you might wonder why we aren't looking at over-the-counter remedies. Simply, they are not that effective, and some haven't even been tested and approved by the FDA, so we are only mentioning remedies that have. Oral Prescription The CDC says the first-line treatment is terbinafine, and that it works up to 70 percent of the time in people who still have growing nails and their cases of fungus are mild to moderate. But it’s not right for everyone. How well you’re suited to it depends on many factors including your health and what else you’re taking. This drug can come with side effects - one being liver damage. How long it takes to get rid of toenail fungus with oral therapies? About three months. Keep

Have you ever had issues putting on your mascara OR put too much on just to try and make your lashes look more prominent? Well the issue may not be your ability to use your makeup that you have in your vanity, as opposed to what YouTube makeup tutors may have you think. Your growth and natural size of your lashes could be the problem. Fortunately, Fairlawn Aesthetics can now offer you Latisse to help improve your eyelash length and volume! Latisse was first created in 2001 by Allergan and like many great inventions, it was discovered on accident. Originally a part of a medicated eye drop solution to treat inner-eye pressure, people taking the eye drops started to realize that their eyelashes grew unexpectedly larger and thicker than ever before. Therefore, Latisse was born! It was found that the active ingredient, bimatoprost, could be used to exclusively grow lashes after an intensive study by Allergan. After the studies, Latisse was approved by the FDA in 2008 helping many peo

There are too many stories that happen the same way. You go out with your friends, have what seems to be a never-ending night, then someone chimes in the terrible idea: ‘We should get tattoos!’ Although the normal you would have stopped and thought about it, the 3 a.m. peer pressured version of you is completely interested in the idea. One thing leads to another and you find yourself waking up the next evening and seeing ink on your body that wasn’t there the night before. You grab your phone and you frantically search ‘ tattoo removal ’ and try to figure out how much it is going to cost you to remove your mistake. Luckily, tattoo removal is much easier to find nowadays than it was even within the last decade. Laser tattoo removal first came around in 1967 but, because of the limitations on technology, was rather ineffective to remove the whole tattoo. However, as technology progressed, the lasers used for removal did as well. This led to the creation of the Q-switched lasers (w

Fairlawn Aesthetic MD is happy to be open once again for our aesthetic treatments. We have all been affected by the pandemic, but we want to assure you we have always had the highest level of cleanliness in our offices and are going above and beyond even that standard. These measures are to reduce the risk for YOU, our friends, neighbors and loved ones and staff from COVID-19. After reading the requirements, if you are not agreeable to any of the below info, we will need to reschedule your appointment. The following criteria will apply to all patients and are subject to change based on the CDC, Governor of Ohio and other practice policies. Upon entry to the office, all patients will be asked to fill out a short COVID-19 questionnaire. We ask that patients come alone to their appointments if at all possible. We kindly ask that you come with your own mask. Any patient over the age of 65, we strongly encourage to stay home. We will space appointments with enough time to