Head

Your brain is the control center for your bodily movement, your senses, and your conscious and unconscious emotions and thoughts. Not to mention that every symptom you have traces back to the brain.

Smile. Or don’t. Be an open book. Or put on a poker face. Your face is often your first impression. But there are many parts to look after—and go wrong, like painful sinuses, pimples, sunburn, and a sore jaw.

With just one glance, your eyes allow you to take in what’s happening around you—or reflect your inner self. They shine with happiness and shed tears when you’re sad. Stay clear-sighted by protecting your eyes from aging, wear-and-tear, and other ocular issues.

Your sense of smell plays a role in many of life's little pleasures—the aroma of freshly baked cookies or a whiff of a flower. It also can sniff out potential dangers.

Tasting, chewing, talking, kissing, breathing. Our mouth is the quintessential multitasker. But it can also be a major source of pain and discomfort.

Hidden under a mane of hair or exposed to the elements, your scalp can suffer from itchiness, dandruff, hidden bug bites, and sunburn.

From hearing the honking of a car horn to the sound of silence, the ear is one way we interact with the world. It is also critical to our balance. And a complex and delicate organ that needs to be protected throughout our life.

The neck is the passageway for life-sustaining body parts like the spinal cord, jugular, carotid artery, and esophagus. Yet it’s a part of your body that you probably don’t think much about until you get a crick, swollen gland—or a hickey.