Rosacea: Dermatologist Dr Sandra Lee Explains How You Can Minimize Symptoms
There are things those living with rosacea can do do minimize symptoms.
There are things those living with rosacea can do do minimize symptoms.
A recent survey conducted by Galderma suggests that the pandemic may impact rosacea patients, from worsening of signs and symptoms related to mask wearing, to reduced HCP consultations.
Intense pulsed light (IPL) technology is common, versatile and, in all likelihood, has reached its technological maturity, according to S. Manjula Jegasothy, M.D., founder of the Miami Skin Institute and clinical associate professor of dermatology at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
A skincare expert explains, in the Daily Mail, how stress, lack of exercise and time in stuffy rooms can lead to breakouts and dryness – and reveals how you can combat the issues.
Read MoreYes, you can still see your dermatologist while practicing social distancing, according to Women’s Health.
Read MoreWhen making a do-it-yourself face mask, what materials should you use if you have sensitive skin? What should you do if your skin becomes irritated from long-term use? A dermatologist provides some answers at Fox News.
Read MoreApostrophe, a tele-dermatology skincare startup, is helping tackle the nationwide hand sanitizer shortage by producing the World Health Organization’s (WHO) hand sanitizer formula, Forbes reports.
Read MoreAdvanced Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery, with more than 140 offices nationwide, recently launched its fully redesigned website at AdvancedDerm.com, it announces.
Read MoreConsequences of emotional tension can play out physically as well as psychologically, according to the Independent.
Read MoreAllure asked doctors to weigh in on why “get Botox” is a more common New Year’s resolution than people might think.
Read MoreExperts weigh in on the benefits of dermaplaning, as well as side effects, costs, and products that are safe to use at home, according to Health.
Read MorePopular genetic testing kits may help give you a better understanding of your skin and hair, but there are a few things you should know, Huffington Post shares.
Read MoreHere are a handful of mistakes to avoid to ensure you’re getting the most out of your face-washing routine, according to Well and Good.
Read MoreYes, you may want to start shaving your face, Fashionista shares.
Read MoreThis Health Affairs blog highlights the Project ECHO program to address the dermatologist and physician shortage.
Read MoreThey’re great, but not for everyone, according to Self, which shares 10 things you should know before getting one.
Read MoreStarting to suspect your cold brew’s been messing with your complexion? The Zoe Report offers five coffee alternatives that only have upsides.
Read MoreSelf answers some of the biggest questions about the emerging (and pretty darn promising!) field of tele-dermatology.
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