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Most viral hair loss treatments aren't the ones I'd spend my money on. Here's how I rate them based on the current evidence: Rice water (1/10): There are no human clinical trials showing rice water treats hair loss. The hype is based on lab studies and anecdotal reports. Castor oil (1/10): Despi

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At-home beauty devices have come a long way, but the technology behind them matters just as much as the price tag. If you’re considering investing in one, here’s my take on the most popular at-home devices: Microcurrent (6/10): Best for a temporary lifting or sculpting effect. The results can be

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If your deodorant isn’t stopping body odor, you may be targeting only half the problem. Smelly armpits come down to sweat + bacteria. Sweat itself doesn’t stink. The odor develops when bacteria on your skin break down components of your sweat. Here’s how I approach it as a dermatologist: Tar

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Home skincare devices are everywhere, but not all of them have the same level of evidence. Here’s how I’d rate them based on the current research: Ice roller (2/10): Great for temporarily reducing puffiness, but there’s no evidence it stimulates collagen or produces lasting anti-aging benefits.

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Simplifying my nighttime skincare with @loréal paris usa NEW Triple Power Rich Night Moisturizer. #LOrealParisPartner #LOrealTriplePower #Skincare

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Perimenopause supplements are everywhere right now, but “popular during perimenopause” and “proven to treat perimenopause” are two very different things. COLLAGEN: Moderate evidence for skin hydration and elasticity, with some supportive bone data. MAGNESIUM: Evidence for certain outcomes, in

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These are more common in elderly with arthritis though anyone can get them. Derms can deroof the top and cauterize the bottom but risk of recurrence is high. Hand ortho can fuse the joint for more permanent solution if the cyst becomes bothersome. #cyst #jointfluid #dermtips #handhealth

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Melasma can be stubborn but these simple OTCs can help keep it at bay. See your derm if no improvement #melasma #melasmatreatment #melasmaskincare #dermskincare #dermatologist

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Sun damage is cumulative. When you start noticing precancers come up, that is sun damage from 20-30 years ago. Wear your sunscreen or sun protective clothing TODAY. This is my patient. Shared with patient permission. #sundamage #skincancerawareness #Dermatologist #skincancer #wrink

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Those tiny dots on your nose aren't always blackheads. More often than not, they're sebaceous filaments, completely normal collections of oil inside your pores. They can't be permanently removed because they'll naturally refill over time. Instead of trying to eliminate them, focus on minimizi

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• Bio-Oil (3/10): Despite being one of the most popular scar products online, there are no high-quality clinical trials showing it improves scars. A 2025 study found it performed poorly compared with a basic moisturizer in improving skin hydration and barrier function in a scar model. • Castor o

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Copper peptides and vitamin C are both backed by research for improving the appearance of aging skin. But should you actually use them together? The answer isn't a simple yes or no, it depends on the specific vitamin C in your routine, and the evidence isn't as black and white as many people claim.

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Copper peptides and tretinoin are both known for supporting healthier, younger-looking skin. Naturally, people want to know if using them together will double the benefits. The truth is that while there's promising theory behind this combination, the clinical evidence simply isn't there yet. Bef

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Your skin can completely change during perimenopause, and nobody really prepares you for it. 😳 As hormone levels fluctuate, your skin barrier can become more vulnerable, which is why products you’ve used for years may suddenly start stinging or burning. You may also notice unexpected dryness

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The most useful products in my bathroom aren’t always the prettiest ones. Some come from the lice aisle, the dandruff section, and even the surgical scrub shelf. ✨ Ivermectin lotion: Can help with certain cases of rosacea and Demodex-related inflammation but never ingest it or use it on children

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Two dermatologists rate popular acne treatments, and a few of these aren’t even close. Adapalene (10/10): One of the best OTC acne treatments. This topical retinoid helps prevent clogged pores and treats both comedonal and inflammatory acne. Toothpaste (-100/10): Please keep it on your teeth.

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#sebaceousfilaments #sebaceousfilament #pores #largepores #largeporestreatment

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Things patients tell me as a dermatologist that make me say… “Okay, let’s talk about that.” 👀 👉🏻 “I do diluted bleach baths for my eczema.” This one sounds wild, but properly diluted bleach baths can be part of an eczema treatment plan for some patients, especially those with moderate-to-severe

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The biggest skincare mistake women make after 40 isn't spending too little on skincare. It's spending more money on products that sound impressive but don't necessarily deliver better results. After 40, effective skincare doesn't have to be complicated or expensive. The key is knowing which pro

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Are you using more tretinoin because you think it will help you see results faster? More tretinoin does not mean faster results. Once you've applied a thin, even layer, adding more only increases your risk of redness, burning, peeling, stinging, and irritation. For most people, a pea-sized am

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