If you have melasma, a chronic condition that causes dark patches on your skin, it may affect how you feel about your appearance. And if it does, chances are that you’re open to anything you can do to reduce your melasma flare-ups. Unfortunately, melasma is one of the most challenging skin conditions to manage for…
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Skin cancer develops slowly over time, often after decades of damage caused by exposure to UV rays. But despite increased awareness, skin cancer remains the most common type of cancer in the United States. In fact, more people are diagnosed with skin cancer each year than all other cancers combined. 1 in 5. That’s…
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One in every five Americans will be diagnosed with some form of skin cancer in their lifetime – but that’s not the only reason why you should visit The Derm for regular skin exams. Yes, skin cancer and other skin conditions can often be prevented or treated successfully if they are detected early through self-exams…
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Wear sunscreen! You’ve probably heard this advice again and again – especially when you visit the dermatologist’s office. But with summer over and winter approaching, is wearing sunscreen really that important? The answer is yes, even now as temperatures are falling. In this blog, the skin care experts at The Derm are sharing all things sunscreen,…
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Skin is the largest organ of the body – therefore, your hormones can have a significant impact on your skin health throughout your lifetime. Just ask anyone who breaks out before their menstrual cycle begins, gets dark spots on their face during pregnancy, or experiences dry, sagging skin during menopause.Understanding how hormones affect your skin…
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It’s the time of year when leaves change color, the air becomes cooler and crisper, and pumpkin spice season is just around the corner. As your calendar changes from summer to fall, you may notice your skin changing as well – and that means you should adjust your skin care routine accordingly. Not sure where…
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When you’re stressed out, it shows on your skin. We all face many types of stress in our lives – from the annoyance of sitting in traffic to the everyday pressures caused by work or relationships to major unpredictable events like the loss of a job or loved one. The weight of carrying around all…
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Pollution isn’t just a problem for the planet – it can harm your skin as well. Like many of the world’s biggest beauty trends, the popularity of “anti-pollution” skin care began in Asia, where large cities like Beijing have a staggering amount of air pollution. And science backs up their theory – numerous studies have…
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It’s amazing what a good night of sleep can do. Getting proper rest boosts your immune system, improves your memory and cognitive function, reduces stress, regulates hormones that control your metabolism and weight, and lowers your risk for serious health conditions. And there’s a reason why it’s called “beauty sleep” – all the restoration and…
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It’s been more than 20 years since Botox was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for cosmetic use. Today, Botox is often considered the go-to solution for combating fine lines and wrinkles, with more than 4 million Botox procedures each year in the U.S. alone. And it’s not just older patients who…
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