Acne is supposed to be a teenage problem. For millions of Americans, it is not. Adult acne — breakouts that persist beyond the teen years or appear for the first time in the 20s, 30s, 40s, and even 50s — affects roughly 50 percent of women in their ... Continue Reading
What Is the Best Sunscreen for My Skin Type, and How Do I Protect Myself from Sun Damage Year-Round?
Ask ten people about their sunscreen routine, and you will get ten different answers or, more likely, an embarrassed admission that the bottle from two summers ago is still sitting unopened in the cabinet. Sunscreen is one of those products everyone ... Continue Reading
What Does Skin Cancer Look Like, and When Should I See a Dermatologist About a Suspicious Mole or Spot?
Every year, millions of Americans notice something on their skin and wonder: Should I be worried about this? A new spot, a mole that seems different from how it used to be, a patch that will not quite heal. Sometimes the answer is nothing, but ... Continue Reading
Are You Treating Your Acne Correctly?
Source: American Academy of Dermatology Association Which of the following is FALSE: Use skin care products that say “alcohol free” on the labelShampoo often if you have oily hair and forehead acneScrubbing your skin will help acne clear more ... Continue Reading
How Much Do You Know About Your Child’s Eczema?
Source: American Academy of Dermatology Association Which of the following is most effective in keeping skin moisturized: OilsLotionsOintments These are best applied immediately after bathing when the skin is still damp. The moisturizer ... Continue Reading
What Do You Know About Hair Care and Hair Loss?
Source: American Academy of Dermatology Association What is the difference between hair loss and hair shedding? They are the sameHair shedding will stop on its ownHair loss will stop on its ownNew moms often experience hair loss Hair loss ... Continue Reading