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Wendy Lewis
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Wendy Lewis
Wendy Lewis, also known by her trademark The Knife Coach®, has a career in the world of aesthetic medicine that spans over two decades. She founded Wendy Lewis & Co Ltd Global Aesthetics Consultancy in 1997 in New York that has grown to have a presence in London and Palm Beach with a client roster that includes private individuals, both women and men, who seek out her advice on all their image enhancement needs. In 2008 she founded www.beautyinthebag.com and is the Editor in Chief of this global cosmetic beauty forum. Wendy is the author of 10 books including America’s Cosmetic Doctors (Castle Connolly Medical) and Plastic Makes Perfect (Orion). The Vibrant Nation Health Guide marks her 11th book. She is a regular contributor to many consumer and and trade publications and websites, including the Skincare Editor for Healthnewsdigest.com, Plastic Surgery Practice, Makemeheal.com, Aesthetictrends.com, Merge, Surge, and Editorial Director for Glow Beauty Magazine, and has published more than 250 articles in consumer magazines, newspapers and professional journals on two continents. A frequent speaker at many international medical congresses and cosmetic industry meetings, Wendy is on the Advisory Board for HBA Global Expo. Wendy Lewis & Co Ltd also consults with aesthetic physicians and dentists, medspas and surgery centers, as well as an elite group of pharmaceutical, cosmetics, skin care and medical device companies around the world. Wendy received a B.A. cum laude from Barnard College, Columbia University and attended Fordham University Graduate School of Business. She has been featured in CNN, WNBC, WABC, BBC, GMTV, and in many media outlets around the world including Vogue, W, The New York Times, London Evening Standard, Sunday London Times, Daily Mail, German Elle, French Vogue, and many more.
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Braces after 50?

Would you wear braces or a retainer? There are no age limits to orthodontic treatment. Just be aware that treatment goes more slowly as you get older, so it may take longer to get the results you want.read more »

Varicose veins: What are our treatment options?

Vein stripping was formerly the most common treatment, but Endovenous Laser Therapy or EVLT is a fast, nearly painless outpatient procedure that has replaced the need for more invasive surgery. read more »

Chemical peel vs. microdermabrasion: Which skin resurfacing technique is best for you?

The term resurfacing is used to describe a wide range of skin treatments from superficial chemical peels and microdermabrasion, to ablative laser resurfacing. These procedures can resurface damaged outer layers of the skin, to give vibrant women much finer looking skin after 50. Learn about two popular skin resurfacing options: chemical peel and microdermabrasion.read more »

Whiter teeth after 50: How porcelain veneers or laminates can help brighten your smile

If the prospect of showing your teeth in public can wipe the smile right off your face, it might be time to consider a state-of-the-art smile overhaul. Here's what you need to know about porcelain veneers, considered the gold standard in the cosmetic dentist’s arsenal. read more »

Teeth whitening treatments: What every woman over 50 should know

There are four teeth bleaching methods to choose from, each providing varying degrees of effectiveness.read more »

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