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Dr. Paul Frank on ABC
Dr Frank's interview with Barbara Walters on Good Morning America



Dr. Frank on Good Morning America
Dr Frank on Good Morning America



Dr. Paul Frank on Today Show
Dr Frank on the Today show



Dr. Paul Frank on ABC
Dr Frank live on CBS Morning Show



Dr. Paul Frank on Fox 5
Dr Frank on Fox 5



Dr. Paul Frank on CBS
Dr Frank live on CBS Morning Show


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Self

    Buh-bye to puffy eyes
    Try sleeping on not just one but three pillows to drain fluid from your face, suggests Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D., director of the Fifth Avenue Dermatology Surgery and Laser Center in Manhattan. "Also, keep some spoons in the fridge; pressing the convex sides against lids for a few minutes constricts blood vessels, easing puffiness."
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    No to calluses - suggests Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D. No to calluses - suggests Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D., Calluses and cracked heels - The fix
    Before bed, rub a wart remover on calluses and slather Vaseline (or a thick moisturizer like Burt's Bees Coconut Foot Creme, $9) over that, says Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D., director of the Fifth Avenue Dermatology Surgery and Laser Center in New Your City. Put on socks and sleep. Pumice off calluses in the morning when you shower.


Paul Jarrod Frank, M.D.- tips for Timeout New York,Timeout New York

    Stock up on Bag Balm
    It's meant "for chapped teats, superficial scratches, abrasions and sunburn" that afflict cows, but this antiseptic salve works perfectly on humans. "Basically, it's moisturizer," says Paul Frank, a New York-based dermatologist. Find it at Bigelow Pharmacy for $9.95 for a ten-ounce jar (414 Sixth Ave between 8th and 9th Sts, 533-2700).



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