As doctors continue to understand the lingering effects of Long COVID, one thing has become clear: the skin often tells part of the story. For many patients recovering from the virus, new or persistent dermatologic symptoms have appeared weeks or even months after infection. These skin changes can provide
In an age of skincare influencers and viral trends, many people arrive at their dermatologist’s office already using a cocktail of products, some helpful, others harmful. What often gets overlooked is that great skin doesn’t come from guessing; it comes from collaboration. Learning how to talk to your dermatologist
Most people think great skin comes from the right products, but science shows when you use them can be just as important. The skin isn’t static; it follows a natural rhythm guided by your body’s internal clock (circadian rhythm). This 24-hour biological cycle influences everything from cell renewal to
Once seen as harsh and high-maintenance, chemical peels are making a comeback, this time with smarter science and gentler delivery. Today’s dermatologists are using new-generation formulas that target aging, acne and discoloration without the redness, peeling or social downtime of older treatments. These modern peels are redefining what skin
Ever wondered how people in different corners of the globe keep their skin radiant and healthy? From ancient rituals passed down through generations to cutting-edge natural ingredients, skincare practices vary widely—but they all share one goal: glowing, resilient skin. K-Beauty: Layering for HydrationSouth Korea has taken the skincare world
At-home skincare devices have exploded in popularity, promising everything from glowing skin to reduced wrinkles without a trip to the dermatologist. But with so many gadgets available—from LED masks to microcurrent tools—patients often wonder if they are really effective and safe to use. LED light therapy devices are among
Your skin often reflects what’s happening inside your body, and dermatologists are increasingly looking at the gut as a key player in skin health. From acne and eczema to rosacea and psoriasis, emerging research suggests that a balanced digestive system can have a noticeable impact on the appearance and
Dermatology has made remarkable progress over the years, but when it comes to skin of color, gaps in care still remain. Patients with darker skin tones often face unique challenges that can complicate both diagnosis and treatment. Unfortunately, traditional medical training and dermatology textbooks have not always reflected the
Acne is often thought of as a teenage problem, but many adults know it doesn’t always disappear after high school. In fact, hormonal acne is one of the most common reasons adults—especially women—seek dermatology care. Unlike the occasional breakout, hormonal acne tends to follow a pattern, showing up around
