Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Visit a dermatologist to talk about laser skin tightening. See a plastic surgeon to prevent a saggy neck. Plan for body contouring if you want to lose a significant amount of weight.

Answer: Laser treatments make your skin contract around your face, leading to a tighter appearance. You may need to get 2 or 3 treatments about a month apart to see results. Find a local dermatologist who offers laser treatments to get a consultation. Laser treatments can cost anywhere from $500 to $3,500. Your dermatologist may charge per session. Liposuction and Botox can both be used on your neck to prevent loose folds from developing. If you want a non-surgical option, you may be able to get ultrasound treatments to firm up your neck. A plastic surgeon will be able to walk you through your options. Neck liposuction usually costs between $2,000 to $4,000. Botox treatments usually cost between $350 to $500. Ultrasound therapies, such as Ultherapy, can cost anywhere from $2,500 to $5,000. If you will be losing more than 50 pounds (23kg), understand that you may have loose skin afterwards. While little can be done to stop this, you may get body contouring surgery (sometimes known as a tummy tuck) afterwards to remove the skin. Start talking to your doctor early if you worry this will be an issue for you. It can cost up to $30,000 to contour the entire body. Insurance sometimes covers the surgery, as extra skin can carry health risks, but not always. You may want to start saving money just in case. You may not be allowed to get body contouring until you have maintained your weight for at least 6 months.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Schedule a time to pay bills. Keep a list of the bills you are expecting. Set up automatic bill pay. Pay your bills online. Mail paper bills early.

Answer: Set aside time each month to pay your bills. If you get paid monthly, you might pay bills once a month. If you get paid twice a month, you may have two days a month that you pay bills. Whatever system you use, be consistent. Bills are often late because people do not have a time set aside to pay them. Mark your calendar or create a reminder on your phone to help you remember to pay your bills. You may need to adjust your payment day for holidays or vacation times. Your bills may fluctuate each month. At the beginning of the month, create a checklist of the bills you are expecting. Have a place on the checklist to mark if the bill was received and when the bill was paid. The list should be kept in the area where you pay your bills. If you are expecting a bill but do not receive it, check with the company to see if there was an error. You do not want to pay a bill late because you were not on top of things. Your list can be handwritten or electronic. Do what works best for you. Automated bill pay is good for expenses that do not change every month such as phone bills, student loans, rent, and mortgages. Find out on which dates the money will be deducted and write them down so that you are sure there is enough money in your account to cover it. Automated payment is not good for bills that may change every month like your credit card bill. You can throw off your budget if the bill is higher than you expected. If you are using automatic payments for your credit card bill, make sure that you are at least paying the minimum amount. Some companies charge for automatic bill pay. Make sure that it is a free service. When you create your online account, sign up to receive notifications about your upcoming bills. These can remind you to check your account to make sure the funds are there and to pay your bill on time. Set up an online account for each of your bills. You can even connect the account to one of your bank accounts so you do not have to enter your payment information each month. Paying online saves you time and resources. You will not have to buy envelopes, stamps, or checks if you use this method. An online account also gives you immediate access to other helpful information about your account such as due dates, payment history, and account balances. Online payments are also processed faster than checks. There will be less lag time between your payment and your bank account balance. If you are sending a check in the mail, be sure that the check arrives by the due date or at least is post dated before the due date. If you can, pay your bill as soon as it arrives to avoid forgetting about it or mailing it in too late. Make sure you are always stocked with the necessary bill-paying supplies such as envelopes, stamps, and checks. Keep in mind that the post office is closed on Sundays and Federal holidays.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Know when you should see a doctor. Go in for a doctor's visit. Try medications.

Answer: Most rashes under your breast are benign and caused by common skin conditions that will go away without medical treatment; however, a breast rash can occasionally be a symptom of bigger medical concerns, such as shingles. You should see a doctor under any of the following conditions. If your rash does not respond to at-home treatment after a week or two, you should see a doctor. You should also see a doctor if your rash is accompanied by symptoms like a fever, severe pain, sores that won't heal, and worsening of symptoms. Make an appointment with your regular doctor to have the rash evaluated. Let them know if you're experiencing any other symptoms in addition to the rash. Your doctor will probably want to look at the rash. If it's caused by something benign and you don't have other symptoms, they may be able to diagnose you without further examination. A skin scraping test may be ordered to check for a fungal infection. The doctor may also use a special lamp, known as a Wood's lamp, to examine the skin further. In rare cases, a skin biopsy may be needed. If the rash is caused by an infection or does not clear up on its own, your doctor may recommend medications. There are a variety of prescription meds used to treat skin rashes. Antibiotic or antifungal cream may be recommended, which you apply to the skin as directed by your doctor. Low-dose steroid cream and creams that protect the skin may also be suggested. A topical antibiotic may also be recommended if the doctor thinks you may have a bacterial infection.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stir together the all-purpose cream and sweetened condensed milk in a bowl. Lay the graham crackers across the bottom of an 8-inch (20.32-centimeter) square pan. Fill the cracks between the graham crackers with finely crumbled graham crackers. Spread a -inch (0.64-cm) thick layer of the cream mixture on top of the graham crackers. Add a layer of drained cocktail fruits followed by another -inch (0.64-cm) thick layer of cream. Repeat the graham cracker, cream, fruit, cream layer. Garnish with extra fruits and/or crushed graham crackers. Chill in the fridge for at least 4 hours, preferably overnight. Serve the fruit graham.

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Keep mixing them until they are evenly combined. There should be no streaks or swirls of condensed milk visible. The all-purpose cream must be chilled so that it is thick. If it is too warm, it will be too oozy and not allow the fruit cocktail to "float." If you need to, break or cut the crackers along the perforated lines so that they fit. The entire bottom of the pan should be covered. Save the remaining graham crackers for further layers. Take a graham cracker, and crumble it until it resembles a coarse grainsort of like sand or coffee grounds. Use this to fill in any cracks between the larger graham crackers. Use a rubber spatula to scoop up a generous amount of the cream mixture, and spread it across the graham crackers. The cream mixture should be thick, sort of like custard or pudding. If it is too thin and oozy, cover it with plastic wrap and put it into the fridge for about 15 minutes. If you are using a clear pan, be sure to push some of the fruits right up against the sides. Remember to fill in the spaces between the graham crackers with more crushed graham crackers. If you still have lots of ingredients left over, you can repeat the layers in your pan until you have none left. You can also fill up a second pan. A popular garnish is to crush graham crackers into a fine crumble (like coarse sand or coffee grounds), and them spread them across the top of the cake in a grid-like fashion. Each "grid" equals on serving, and gets topped with a piece of fruit cocktail. This will allow the cream to harden up and the flavors to blend together. Slice the fruit graham with a sharp knife, and serve it with a spatula. Immediately refrigerate any leftovers.