Do you wake up exhausted even after a full night's sleep?

Do you struggle to concentrate at work, rely on multiple cups of coffee just to stay productive, or feel mentally drained before your day has even begun?

You finally arrive at your destination after a long flight. The excitement of your trip begins—but your body has other plans. You're awake at 3 am, exhausted during the day, struggling to concentrate in meetings, and wondering why you still feel tired despite sleeping for hours. Sound familiar?

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) can occur with little to no symptoms. Many people will appear to be healthy yet carry an STI. Testing for STIs early is beneficial for reducing the complications caused by infections. Testing for STIs early also helps protect others from acquiring an infection from a carrier.

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are far more common than many people realize, yet misinformation surrounding STD cures, STD symptoms, and STD management continues to create fear, confusion, and delayed diagnosis.

Receiving an STD report can be stressful, confusing, and emotionally overwhelming for many individuals. Terms such as positive, negative, reactive, non-reactive, antibody, antigen, PCR, titre, viral load, IgG, and IgM often appear highly technical, leaving patients uncertain about what their STD test results actually mean.

Oral STDs are sexually transmitted infections that a person can contract via oral sex and that affect the oral cavity, tongue, lips, and throat. Many people mistakenly believe that oral sex and STD transmission do not go hand in hand, but unfortunately, you can contract an STD from oral sex, whether or not symptoms are immediately present.

Many people mistakenly use HIV and AIDS interchangeably, although they represent two different aspects of the same medical condition. HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) is the virus that infects and damages the immune system, while AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome) is the advanced stage of HIV infection.

Energy levels are the body's expression of how alert, active, and physically capable a person feels. Normal, healthy energy levels allow a person to be physically active and mentally focused throughout the day. Energy levels ebb and flow naturally, according to circadian rhythms, but the body functions best at the macro- and micro-levels when energy levels are maintained.

Lip shape is determined by genetics, bone structure, and the interaction of the lips with their surroundings (the nose, chin, and jaw). All three factors (volume, symmetry, and contour) influence how lips appear both at rest and when they move.

Doctors who perform aesthetic consultations consider the lips as part of the entire face.

Melanin is a pigment created by specialized cells referred to as melanocytes. Melanocytes reside in the skin, hair follicles, and eyes and determine skin color, hair color, and eye shade.
Melanin is also produced by the body as a protective response to the environment; melanin absorbs and disperses ultraviolet radiation.