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Taking Care Of Your Skin

I have always loved makeup and haircare, but a few months ago I realized that I needed to focus on my skin. I was having problems with adult acne, and I knew that it wasn't normal. I started paying more and more attention to skincare issues, and it was immediately apparent that there were some serious issues with some of my daily hygiene routines. I started focusing more and more on working with my dermatologist, and it made a huge difference. Within about six weeks, I could tell that my skin was improving, and it was an awesome feeling. Check out this blog to find out how a dermatologist can help you.

3 Ways You're Creating Skin Problems

Posted on 9 February 2017

Everyone's skin is unique and sometimes the best intentions can contribute to problems. Sometimes nuisance problems, such as acne breakouts, dry patches, or an oily T-zone, can be minimized by simple modifications to your skin care routine. Exfoliating Too Much You might be led to believe the more you exfoliate, the better, especially if you frequently experience clogged pores. Even if your skin does not feel irritated, you might be exfoliating too much if you are doing a thorough exfoliation more than once or twice per week. [Read More]

Rosacea And Middle Aged Women: Is It The Cause Of Your Skin Breakouts?

Posted on 3 February 2017

Facial acne usually clears up once you reach adulthood. But if you're a middle-aged woman who has acne as well as red, blotchy skin, you may feel discouraged about your condition. You could possibly have a skin disorder called rosacea. Rosacea describes four subtypes of skin diseases that affect adults. However, rosacea tends to develop in women more than men, especially women who are menopausal. Some women can experience multiple rosacea subtypes, including subtype 1 and 2. [Read More]

Dermatologist, Rheumatologist, Allergist: Where The Three Intersect

Posted on 23 January 2017

Most people are not aware that dermatology, rheumatology, and allergy treatments intersect. In fact, these specialty medical fields intersect more often than not. If you see a dermatologist or an allergist, and they refer you to a rheumatologist, you may be confused or concerned. To best understand how these medical fields connect and why one specialty doctor would refer you to another in this triangle, the following information is provided. [Read More]

How to Keep Your Skin Looking Youthful

Posted on 11 January 2017

The largest organ in your body is actually not on the inside. Your skin needs cared for just as you would any other organ you possess. The difference is that you can care for your skin through watching what you put on your skin, as well as what you put in your body. Exterior Care The first thing to caring for your skin is to know what type of skin you have. [Read More]