New research is teaching us how the bacteria that live in our gut and on our skin are affecting our health and appearance. Even though we can’t see everything that’s living on our skin, there is a diverse group of microscopic organisms that inhabit our bodies, both inside and out. For the most part, these […]
While groundbreaking medications and treatment options to better manage eczema continue to surface, dermatologists still need to emphasize basic skincare guidelines for patients to follow on a daily basis. When paired with the right prescription creams, which now may include the new Crisaborole ointment, consistent skincare and lifestyle habits can make all the difference when […]
Although dandruff isn’t a serious medical concern, the flaking and itchiness that come along with it can be cause for lowered self-esteem and get in the way of fully enjoying social activities. The good news, however, is that there are steps you can take to help get rid of dandruff and keep it from coming […]
If hitting the gym on a regular basis is on your list of New Year’s resolutions, you might be slacking off by now. This blog is meant to help give you another reason to stick with your exercise resolution for the rest of the year. Exercise benefits the skin in many ways, including helping to […]
We all know that exercise is great for our waistlines and general health and wellness, but could it also help protect our skin against the effects of aging? Research has shown that this is, in fact, the case–all the more reason to stick to your New Year’s resolution to stay active all year long! Here’s […]
Oily skin types are faced with unique challenges, ranging from excess shine to problems with makeup staying in place. But the truth is that oily skin actually has a number of benefits, including a longer-lasting youthful appearance. Understanding the nuances of this unique skin type and using the correct skincare regimen is key for living […]
Rosacea is a common skin condition that affects over 16 million Americans. It is characterized by red flushing of the skin and small pimple-like bumps. Although its exact cause remains unknown, evidence suggests that genetics and a specific type of mite called Demodex may be partially to blame. Click here for a brief video about […]
Characterized by red flushing of the skin that is sometimes accompanied by small pimple-like lesions, rosacea is a common, yet often misunderstood skin condition that affects millions of Americans each year. Click here to see a brief animated video about rosacea. One of the most difficult aspects of managing your rosacea symptoms is that there […]
For some skin types, especially those with a DSNT skin type, the onset of winter is yet another reminder of how dry, flaky and sensitive their skin can be. Believe me, I understand your struggles. My skin is on the cusp of DSNW and DSNT, so I know first-hand that caring for super-dry skin can […]
Many people think they have oily skin when, in fact, they don’t. One study demonstrated that people are often wrong about if they are oily or not. Often they judge whether their skin is oily just after cleansing, however, everyone feels dry for 15- 20 minutes after cleansing. Any evaluation of your skin’s sebum production […]
