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? Look no further. This book is the definitive guide.? ? Benjamin Ascher, M.D., plastic surgeon and director, International Masters Course on Aging Skin. Paris, France

?Dr. Goldberg has done it. This respected leader of cosmetic dermatology has produced a highly readable book. I highly recommend this very simple useful guide.? ? Nicholas Lowe, M.D., dermatologist and co-author of Skin Secrets, Los Angeles and London

Dulles, VA August, 2003 — Baby boomers, who comprise 30% of the population, are entering middle age and beyond and are determined to stay young. The annual number of laser skin resurfacing procedures more than doubled from 140,000 in 1996 to 300,000 in 2000; the number of chemical peels performed annually rose 114%; Botox injections for wrinkles increased 216%. As our population ages, yet requires an ever-youthful appearance, David Goldberg, a leading authority on anti-aging skin care for the last decade, demonstrates how to maintain this appearance in his new book “Light Years Younger.”

In “Light Years Younger” dermatologist and laser-skin specialist David J. Goldberg provides an in-depth discussion of many of the new anti-aging skin care treatments, providing readers the information they need to make informed choices. The changes that are happening in this field such as light-based treatments for reducing photo-aging, new, minimally invasive lasers which many actually prevent wrinkles by stimulating the formation of new collagen, and the recent availability of well-researched anti-wrinkle creams, and more are all covered in detail. Light Years Younger is one of the first books to offer a more narrowly targeted introduction to the numerous non-invasive, anti-aging techniques that have emerged within the last two decades.

A board-certified dermatologist, David Goldberg is particularly known, both nationally and internationally, for his work with skin lasers. He has performed numerous pioneering research studies on laser procedure and has taught doctors throughout the world in the use of this groundbreaking technology.

Dr. Goldberg is Chief of Dermatology Surgery at New Jersey Medical School, Director of Laser Research at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine. He has held offices and committee assignments in the top organizations in his field including the America Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery, American Academy of Dermatology, and the American College of Micrographic Surgery.

Eva M. Herriott has a Ph.D. in psychology and works full-time as a writer specializing in health-related topics. Her work has been published in numerous national publications, such as Harvard Magazine, Natural Health, New Age Journal, Spa Management, American Spa, Yoga Journal, and Ladies Home Journal.

? Look no further. This book is the definitive guide.? ? Benjamin Ascher, M.D., plastic surgeon and director, International Masters Course on Aging Skin. Paris, France

?Dr. Goldberg has done it. This respected leader of cosmetic dermatology has produced a highly readable book. I highly recommend this very simple useful guide.? ? Nicholas Lowe, M.D., dermatologist and co-author of Skin Secrets, Los Angeles and London

Dulles, VA August, 2003 — Baby boomers, who comprise 30% of the population, are entering middle age and beyond and are determined to stay young. The annual number of laser skin resurfacing procedures more than doubled from 140,000 in 1996 to 300,000 in 2000; the number of chemical peels performed annually rose 114%; Botox injections for wrinkles increased 216%. As our population ages, yet requires an ever-youthful appearance, David Goldberg, a leading authority on anti-aging skin care for the last decade, demonstrates how to maintain this appearance in his new book “Light Years Younger.”

In “Light Years Younger” dermatologist and laser-skin specialist David J. Goldberg provides an in-depth discussion of many of the new anti-aging skin care treatments, providing readers the information they need to make informed choices. The changes that are happening in this field such as light-based treatments for reducing photo-aging, new, minimally invasive lasers which many actually prevent wrinkles by stimulating the formation of new collagen, and the recent availability of well-researched anti-wrinkle creams, and more are all covered in detail. Light Years Younger is one of the first books to offer a more narrowly targeted introduction to the numerous non-invasive, anti-aging techniques that have emerged within the last two decades.

A board-certified dermatologist, David Goldberg is particularly known, both nationally and internationally, for his work with skin lasers. He has performed numerous pioneering research studies on laser procedure and has taught doctors throughout the world in the use of this groundbreaking technology.

Dr. Goldberg is Chief of Dermatology Surgery at New Jersey Medical School, Director of Laser Research at Mt. Sinai School of Medicine. He has held offices and committee assignments in the top organizations in his field including the America Society for Laser Medicine & Surgery, American Academy of Dermatology, and the American College of Micrographic Surgery.

Eva M. Herriott has a Ph.D. in psychology and works full-time as a writer specializing in health-related topics. Her work has been published in numerous national publications, such as Harvard Magazine, Natural Health, New Age Journal, Spa Management, American Spa, Yoga Journal, and Ladies Home Journal.