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The skincare ingredient retinol has been receiving a lot of attention lately, especially on social media apps like TikTok. Dermatologist Dr. Whitney Bowe answers five questions about retinol.
Back acne is tough. Compared to facial acne, there are more external factors to combat when trying to get rid of back acne. Cybele Fishman, M.D. helps explain this issue and how to effectively treat pesky flare-ups.
When you’re looking for a product that’ll excel in moisturizing your skin, you should look for one ingredient: ceramides. Dr. Suzanne Friedler, board-certified dermatologist explains the important role ceramides play in skin health.
“There are as many reasons for wanting a tattoo removed as there are for wanting a tattoo in the first place. They are meant to be permanent but in most cases, they can be safely and completely removed,” says Rebecca Sklar, PA-C of Advanced Dermatology, P.C.
Skin faces different challenges throughout the year depending on the climate, and the cooler-weather seasons offer their own dermal challenges. Suzanne Friedler, MD teaches what skin changes occur during fall and winter.
Angie Seelal, a board-certified Physician’s Assistant with Advanced Dermatology PC, has recommendations when it comes to creams that reduce the inflammation due to eczema.
Medically known as telangiectases, these burst capillaries have likely been developing on your face over time and won’t go away instantly, but there are many treatment options are available today to repair these vessels or make them less visible, says Chris Byrne, PA-C.
Dr. Suzanne Friedler helps a bride-to-be find a serum that brightens skin, reduces fine lines, reduces blemishes, and hydrates.
A strong jawline can inspire confidence at any age, but double chins are a sad fact of aging and genetics for many. Fortunately, an expanding number of treatments can target this dreaded profile-buster, says Suzanne Friedler, MD.
When it comes to acne, getting the most effective products for your skin can be a long process of trial and error. So we’ve asked acne specialists — like Jennifer Wong, PA-C — what they thought were some of the best acne products on the market.
Warts can be hardly noticeable or a source of discomfort, depending on the type. Angie Seelal, PA has some advice that will help solve your wart issues quickly.
Angie Seelal, PA suggest wearing some type of protectant against the sun. But what if you are someone with sensitive skin and prone to acne breakouts? Here are some benefits and advantages of using vegan sunscreens.
Suzanne Friedler, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist with Advanced Dermatology PC, has recommendations when it comes to face creams that reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
The truth is, as you age, you might start to notice more bruises. This is because you are slowly losing the fatty layer underneath your skin, which gives you less protection when you bump into something. Suzanne Friedler, MD gives us some insights into why bruising might be happening.
Dr. Joshua Fox, MD, FAAD explains all the uses of Botox® injectables, and how they can be used for both esthetic and therapeutic purposes.
The goal of these deodorants is to allow underarms to breathe naturally, says Dr. Suzanne Friedler of Advanced Dermatology, PC. And there are more natural deodorants on the market now to try out.
“Infants and babies are particularly vulnerable to sun damage,” says Angie Seelal a Registered Physician Assistant. American Academy of Pediatrics does not recommend using sunscreen on infants because of their sensitive skin, so Angie has a few tips for your little one(s).
New York City-based dermatologist Cybele Fishman, MD, tells us what she thinks makes Clear Pure Radiance Oil special in regards to tackling issues like acne and fine lines.
Everyone needs to wash their face, right? But removing dirt, sweat, dead cells, and makeup with just any old cleanser won’t cut it. Jennifer Wong, RPA-C helps you pick the facial cleanser that’s right for you.
Scar formation is the body’s natural response to injury, but when we grow extra scar tissue that forms hard growths it’s called Keloid scars. “Keloids are the result of an over-aggressive healing process,” says Jennifer Wong, PA-C with Advanced Dermatology, P.C.
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