Skin

Mitophagy and skin aging: clear damaged mitochondria

Mitophagy and skin aging: clear damaged mitochondria

Doctors explain how damaged mitochondria age your skin and how sleep, exercise, less UV, polyphenols and urolithin A support mitophagy and healthier skin aging.

Skin health from the inside out: acne, aging and gut

Skin health from the inside out: acne, aging and gut

An integrative dermatologist explains how gut, insulin and hormones drive acne, eczema and psoriasis, and which habits and topicals best slow skin aging.

Postmenopausal skin: how to restore bounce and firmness

Postmenopausal skin: how to restore bounce and firmness

Lost bounce after menopause is not just a collagen problem. Learn the three part plan to support firmness, stimulate collagen and protect your skin.

Copper peptide reactions: is it really the copper?

Copper peptide reactions: is it really the copper?

Copper peptide breakouts and redness are rarely a true allergy. A dermatologist explains the real causes before you blame the copper.

Skin prep for makeup after 40: a full routine guide

Skin prep for makeup after 40: a full routine guide

A skin prep routine for makeup after 40: hydration, under eye care, and how to pick a moisturizer for the occasion.

Perioral dermatitis: triggers, myths, and how to calm it

Perioral dermatitis: triggers, myths, and how to calm it

Perioral dermatitis mimics acne but needs different care. Learn its triggers, remedies to avoid, and the skin reset that helps it heal.

Laser or skincare: what red, brown, and texture need

Laser or skincare: what red, brown, and texture need

Every laser targets red, brown, or water. Dermatologist Shereene Idriss explains which skincare can replace a laser package and where it truly cannot.

Azelaic acid: the three types and how to use it with retinol

Azelaic acid: the three types and how to use it with retinol

There are three forms of azelaic acid: free, ionized and the derivative. Here is how they differ and how to layer it with tretinoin without irritating skin.

The real reason skin aging starts inside your cells

The real reason skin aging starts inside your cells

Skin aging isn't just about creams. Blood sugar, autophagy, and the muscle you build shape how your skin ages.

Facelift myths: what truly changes in your face with age

Facelift myths: what truly changes in your face with age

A cosmetic dermatologist explains why a facelift will not fix everything, and what to do in your 30s, 40s and 50s instead.

Six skin and hair signs that may signal health issues

Six skin and hair signs that may signal health issues

A dermatologist breaks down six skin, hair and nail clues that can point to underlying health conditions, from acne to dark velvety patches.

5 underrated skincare ingredients worth trying now

5 underrated skincare ingredients worth trying now

A NYC dermatologist breaks down 5 slept-on skincare ingredients and how to match them to your skin type.

What causes under eye hollows and how to treat them

What causes under eye hollows and how to treat them

A board certified dermatologist explains why under eye hollows form, how to tell shadows from structure, and which skincare and in office treatments help.

Excessive sweating: causes, symptoms and treatments

Excessive sweating: causes, symptoms and treatments

Excessive sweating or hyperhidrosis can affect your social and mental health. Learn about its causes, types, and the best treatment options available.

Glutathione in skincare: how it really works

Glutathione in skincare: how it really works

Glutathione is your skin's master antioxidant. Learn how it neutralizes free radicals, inhibits melanin, and brightens skin from within.