New Book Helps Readers Discover the Best Treatments for Healthier Aging Skin
Mar 9, 2020
TUCSON, Ariz., March 10, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- According to business research data organization Satistica, the global market for skin-care products is currently $148.3 billion. As that huge number illustrates, the amount of skin-care products available to consumers today is staggering, making it difficult to know how to spend those dollars wisely.
Your Beauty Advocate: A Non-Nonsense Guide to Age-Defying Skincare
A new book by Christy Hall, Your Beauty Advocate: A Non-Nonsense Guide to Age-Defying Skincare, aims to reduce beauty industry overwhelm through consumer education. Written by a leading expert in skin-care and aesthetic medicine, Your Beauty Advocate provides straight talk on everything from how skin works to nutrition, what to expect with topical procedures and how to look one's best while aging.
In the foreword by Christopher T. Maloney, M.D., a Tucson-based plastic surgeon who trained at Columbia, Vanderbilt, and Harvard, he writes: "Applying just one of the techniques or strategies contained in this book could lead to a visibly renewed appearance and enhanced feelings of confidence and well-being. A must-read for anyone looking to recapture a more youthful appearance and beautiful, healthy skin."
In an interview, Hall can answer such questions as:
How can you partner with the aging process to look and feel great? What are some essential facts about skin-care ingredients? How can women stop wasting money on skin-care products that don't work? Under what circumstances are rejuvenation lasers and lights a great idea? Injectable dermal fillers and neurotoxins: Are they worth the money?Praise for Your Beauty Advocate
"Finally! The only book you will ever need to read on skincare and aging! I have been in the beauty fashion industry all my life and have never found anyone who tells the absolute truth about skincare, anti-aging and prevention until now." -- Mary Giuseffi, former Ford model, image expert and best-selling author
"I spend a lot of time on camera and in front of large audiences. As I've gotten older, I've begun to notice a lot of changes to my skin and face that I don't like. I've also been leery of any claims made by skin-care specialists that I won't look 'different' or 'stiff' if I do something to improve this. Visiting Christy Hall changed all of that. This book will change that for anyone who reads it, too." -- Deb Waterbury, D. Min., author, speaker, philanthropist, CEO of Deb Waterbury, LLC and Project Malonda
About the Author
Christy Hall is a board-certified physician assistant (PA-C) specializing in cosmetic dermatology and aesthetic medicine. She began her career as a PA in 2000, after graduating magna cum laude from Methodist University in North Carolina. While working in general surgery, she completed her master's degree at the University of Nebraska. She began her career in cosmetic dermatology in 2004. She opened her own medical aesthetics practice, the prestigious Skin Appeal Tucson, in 2013, specializing in non-surgical facial and skin rejuvenation treatments. Your Beauty Advocate is her first book.
Contact: Christy Hall, (520) 260-2272; [email protected]; https://MikelKristi.com; https://myskinappeal.com/
SOURCE Christy Hall
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