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Over Exfoliated Skin: What To Do When You Scrub Too Much
Are you over exfoliated because you scrubbed your face too hard or used too many exfoliants in your skin care routine? If so you may have skin bumps, skin stinging, a rash, or even worse - scabs. If...
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Gluten-free Skincare and Cosmetics
As a dermatologist committed to the well-being of my patients with celiac disease or wheat allergy, it's crucial to understand how topical skincare products can affect wheat allergic people....
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Best Peels for Aging Skin
Facial peels for aging skin have become a cornerstone in anti-aging skincare, offering a powerful means to rejuvenate aging skin by exfoliating the outer layers, thereby stimulating the production of...
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Was ist mein Hauttyp?
Welchen Hauttyp habe ich? Mehr als 80 % der Menschen irren sich bezüglich ihres Hauttyps (1), wenn Sie also Ihren Hauttyp wissen möchten, reicht eine einfache Beobachtung nicht aus. Sie benötigen die...
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The Science of Hydrogenated Vegetable Oil in Skin Care
Hydrogenated vegetable oil is a common ingredient found in many skincare products. But what exactly is it and how does it impact the skin? In this article, we'll explore the composition of...
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Benzene and Benzoyl Peroxide: What you need to know
Concerning headlines on Benzoyl Peroxide The skincare industry is facing a pivotal moment with the recent revelation about benzoyl peroxide, an ingredient widely acclaimed for its acne-fighting...
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Understanding Botox: How it works, and what to expect
What is Botox? Botox, also known as botulinum toxin type A, is a protein derived from the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. When cells break apart in C. botulinum cultures, they release the toxin,...
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Adapalene vs Retinol: A Dermatologist's Guide
As a dermatologist, I often discuss retinoids with my patients and the differences in the various treatment options available for skin conditions such as acne, signs of aging, and hyperpigmentation....
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Retinoic Acid Receptors and Importance in Skincare
Retinoic acid receptors (RARs) are critical regulators of skin health and are pivotal in the treatment of various dermatological conditions, including aging, hyperpigmentation, and acne. These nuclear...
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Unveiling Cosmetic Safety Risks: Regulatory Gaps and Vulnerable Groups
Unveiling Cosmetic Safety Risks: Regulatory Gaps and Vulnerable Groups The complex world of cosmetic safety, where the allure of beauty products conceals a potential hazard: companies can incorporate...
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Navigating Safety in Skincare: Benzene Contamination in BPO Products
In light of the recent discovery of benzene contamination in benzoyl peroxide (BPO) acne treatments, the critical examination of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) regulatory mechanisms...
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Take the Skin Type Test Again
Your skin type can change so you need to retake the skin type test occasionally to keep your personalized skin care routine up to date. Our dermatologist-recommended custom skin care routines are...
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Retinol vorher oder nachher
Retinoide wie Retinol haben in vielen Studien gezeigt, dass sie alternde Haut und Akne lindern. Hier sind einige Vorher- und Nachher-Bilder von Retinoiden und Retinol, um Ihnen zu zeigen, dass es sich...
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The Science of Dimethicone in Skin Care
Dimethicone is a silicone based ingredient that used to be prized for its texture enhancing properties in skin care. Despite its widespread use and popularity, concerns regarding its potential impact...
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Rosacea
Rosacea ist eine Art empfindlicher Haut, die durch ein rosa oder rotes Gesicht mit Rötung gekennzeichnet ist. Wenn Sie eine Gesichtsrötung, ein rotes Gesicht oder ein Brennen im Gesicht nach der...
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How Drinking Water Effects Skin Hydration
How much water should you drink to hydrate your skin? As a dermatologist, I am always interested in debated topics in skin care and this is a trending topic on Tik Tok right now. So-today, we're...
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Elevating Cosmetic Safety and Championing Health-Focused Beauty Innovations
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently unveiled a groundbreaking initiative to significantly enhance consumer safety in the beauty...
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Wörterbuch der Inhaltsstoffe kosmetischer Hautpflege
Hautpflegeinhaltsstoffe in Hautpflegeprodukten Dies ist die beste Ressource, um alles über Hautpflegeinhaltsstoffe zu erfahren! Es wurde vom Hautpflege-Inhaltsstoffexperten Dr. geschrieben. Leslie...
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Rosacea Acne: Papulopustular Rosacea
As a dermatologist in Miami who has rosacea myself, I understand firsthand the challenges that come with this chronic skin condition. I've seen countless patients in my practice who struggle with...
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The Science of Rice and Rice Water for Skin
Rice, one of the most common food staples in the world, has more that just calories in its quiver. Rice and its byproducts, particularly rice water, have carved a niche in skin care regimens...
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Dermatologist Advice on How To Treat Rosacea
As a dermatologist who has rosacea myself, I have a unique perspective on how to reduce redness on the face with skincare. Not only do I help rosacea patients in my Miami dermatology practice, but I...
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The Science of Ginseng in Skin Care Products
Ginseng is a natural antioxidant powerhouse that has been used in eastern medicine for thousands of years. Revered for its remarkable health benefits when ingested, Ginseng's abilities make it great...
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Sunscreen Safety: Is SPF Bad for You?
Sunscreen Safety: Examining the Concerns and Evidence As a dermatologist, I often hear questions like "Does sunscreen cause cancer?" or "Is sunscreen bad for you?" These concerns are understandable,...
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When to Use Retinol and When Not To Use Retinol
As a dermatologist, one of the most common questions I hear is, "When should I use retinol, and is it right for my skin?" Retinol, a form of vitamin A, is a popular and effective ingredient that can...
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Retinol Alternatives
There are times when you should not use retinol and you need other options. In this article I discuss what I use as a retinol substitute in my patients who cannot use retinol because they are pregnant...
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The Science of Bakuchiol in Skin Care Products
In recent years, the beauty and skincare industry has been abuzz with discussions about bakuchiol, a plant-derived compound used as a natural alternative to retinol. Originating from the seeds and...
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The Science of Colloidal Oatmeal in Skin Care
Colloidal oatmeal is a natural skin care ingredient with millennia of history supporting its use. This ingredient is loaded with beneficial compounds and is gentle on all skin types, but how does it...
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Does Sunscreen Expire?
As a dermatologist in Miami, one of the most common questions I receive from patients is, "Does sunblock expire?" You see, many of us here in Miami have sunscreen in our car, pool bag, beach bag and...
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Blotchy Skin
Blotchy skin, also known as mottled skin, is a common concern for many people, affecting various parts of the body and face. A splotchy face can cause emotional distress and can be embarrassing....
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Best Foods for Your Skin Type
As a dermatologist with dry, rosacea-prone, sensitive, wrinkle-prone skin that is even toned (Baumann Skin Type 4: DSNW), I understand firsthand how the foods we eat impact our skin health and...
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