Discover the secrets to youthful skin with "Away with Wrinkles" by Dr. Nick Lowe. This paperback book provides valuable insights on how to combat wrinkles and achieve healthy, glowing skin. Published in 2005 by Cathie Limited, Kyle, this book is a must-have for anyone looking to improve their skin's appearance. The book is written in English and covers various topics related to skin care, including the causes of wrinkles and effective treatments. It is a valuable resource for anyone looking to reduce the signs of aging on their skin. Order your copy today and learn how to away with wrinkles for good!
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About this product
Product Information
Scientific understanding of the ageing process has developed rapidly and non-surgical therapies have appeared on the market in ever-increasing numbers. This consumer guide describes how to achieve and preserve a more youthful-looking face by using non-surgical techniques.
Product Identifiers
PublisherKyle Cathie, Kyle Books
ISBN-101856265900
ISBN-139781856265904
eBay Product ID (ePID)86993605
Product Key Features
TopicLeisure & Lifestyle
LanguageEnglish
GenreFashion & Beauty
AuthorNick Lowe
FormatWith Flaps, Trade Paperback (UK), Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height234 mm
Item Width189 mm
Additional Product Features
Date of Publication01/01/2005
Country/Region of ManufactureLondon, United Kingdom
Pagination192
Out-Of-Print Date10/08/2007
Author BiographyDr Nicholas Lowe is an internationally recognised dermatologist, research physician and skin surgeon. He is a teaching Professor at the UCLA School of Medicine and senior lecturer in dermatology at University College, London. He has practices in Santa Monica, California, and London's Cavendish Square. Dr Lowe has published 14 books, including the scholarly Textbook for Facial Rejuvenation (Martin Dunitz, 2003) and the popular Skin Secrets (with Polly Sellar, Collins & Brown, 1999), as well as nearly 400 peer-reviewed articles and essays. His research has reached a wide audience through frequent radio and television appearances, most recently Good Morning America in November 2002.