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She has been dubbed “Scottsdale’s Fountain of Youth.” And after peeking at galleries of before and after photos and with famous faces like Vera Wang, Betsy Johnson, Allison DuBois and an endless list of models, Broadway stars, choreographers and photographers trusting her expertise, it is apparent that Carole Lea Burns, owner and operator of C3 Clinical Corrective Care, has earned that title. After working for many years at her highly successful Park Avenue office in New York City, she put down roots in Scottsdale two years ago, with many of her East Coast clients flying across the nation to see her. Here, Burns talks skin care issues unique to Arizonans, her proudest achievement and more.

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Smyl Co. in Downtown Phoenix offers an innovative concept in orthodontic treatment catering to working professionals and college students. The state-of-the-art, all digital office delivers a personalized, precise, efficient, and comfortable treatment experience, while simultaneously offering the flexibility and convenience that busy professionals demand. 

Smyl Co. utilizes the latest technology to feature: the most aesthetic options, shortened length of time in...

Golf season is in full swing here in Arizona. With the Waste Management Phoenix Open nearly upon us, all eyes are on the green. But for many Valley golfers, back pain and neurological or orthopedic problems are keeping them sidelined.

Take Brian Folino, for instance. An executive with PGA Magazine and a golfer of more than 20 years, Brian dealt with back pain for more than a decade, seeking one treatment after another.

“Like many other golfers, Brian was skeptical about any kind of surgery,” said Dr. Igor Yusupov, founder of Arizona Brain & Spine Center in Scottsdale. “He...