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Expensive skincare isn't always better skincare. And after 40, knowing where to spend can save you a LOT of money. As a dermatologist in my 40s, I use both drugstore and luxury skincare. Some pricier formulas are worth it for their texture, tolerability, or how they feel on your skin. But a high

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That eye cream might make your bags disappear in minutes…but what happens when you wash it off? 👀 Eye bags and under-eye puffiness are NOT the same thing and what works depends on which one you actually have. Follow for skincare advice from a dermatologist that separates what temporarily look

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Not all perimenopause hair loss is hormonal. Before you spend more on serums, find out the cause. Ask your doctor about iron, thyroid, and the type of hair loss you have. Save this for your appointment. #menopausehairloss #perimenopause #hairlossinwomen #minoxidil #dermatologist

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Dry brushing for dry, flaky skin? I'd think twice. There's a difference between exfoliating your skin and irritating it. And if you have keratosis pilaris, that distinction matters even more. Here's what I'd recommend instead as a dermatologist. Have you tried dry brushing? Did you notice

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#holidayglow #glowingskincare #skincarebasics #affordableskincare #budgetskincare

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Pregnancy skincare can get confusing FAST, especially when half your routine suddenly comes with a question mark. Some ingredients are easy swaps. Others are more nuanced than social media makes them sound. Want my full breakdown of what I would use, avoid, and swap during pregnancy? Watch my

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“Everyone uses it” isn’t enough to earn my recommendation. 👀 As a board-certified dermatologist, these are 5 things I skip, even when patients tell me they’ve used them for years. Before you reach for another skincare staple, watch this. One of your go-to products might be on my list. Whic

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I use tretinoin 3–5 nights a week, and my routine isn't exactly the same every night. Sometimes I apply a targeted serum first. Sometimes I buffer with moisturizer. And sometimes I keep everything as simple as possible. One question I get is whether you can use other serums with tretinoin.

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Some of the skin changes you notice after 40 may respond to hormones. Some won’t. Knowing which is which can save you a lot of money and frustration. I break it all down on YouTube, including the estrogen cream question. 🎥 jeep_mom_trying on TT #perimenopause #menopauseskin #HRT #dermat

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Some of your favorite “anti-aging” ingredients did NOT rank as high as you might expect 👀 I’m ranking them based on what matters most to me as a dermatologist: the evidence for actually improving or preventing visible skin aging. And yes… a great skincare ingredient can still get a low anti-a

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That burning sensation doesn’t mean it’s working. 👀 For a minor cut or scrape, here’s what I recommend as a board-certified dermatologist: 🧼 Gently clean with mild soap and water. 🧴 Apply a thin layer of plain petroleum jelly to keep it moist. 🩹 Cover with a clean bandage and change it dail

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Hair suddenly coming out by the handful? There’s one question I want you to ask yourself before you assume the worst. And the answer may have nothing to do with what’s happening to your hair right now. Have you ever gone through a period of sudden excessive shedding? Did you ever figure out w

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What do you do with your skincare when your workout falls right in the middle of your routine? And do you really need to wash your face every time you reapply sunscreen? Here’s how I keep it simple before and after a workout without doing my entire skincare routine twice. #Dermatologist #Skin

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If your skin is oily, making it feel as dry as possible is not the goal. There are better ways to control excess oil without stripping your skin barrier. And yes, oily skin still needs moisturizer AND sunscreen. I linked my favorite products for oily skin in my bio. #OilySkin #OilySkinRout

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#ad Retinol, retinal, tretinoin… where does retinal fit? 👀 A closer look at the new @medicube global Vita A Retinal Volume Booster and why retinal can be a great next step in your retinoid routine. Are you using a retinol, retinal, or tretinoin right now? #MedicubePartner #Retinal #

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Perimenopause changes your skin, but do you actually need to change your skincare? And one of the most talked-about treatments right now may not rank where you think it does. What questions do you have about perimenopause skin? Drop them below, and follow for evidence-based skincare from a derma

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CeraVe has some GREAT products... but I wouldn’t buy all of them. Here’s what this dermatologist would buy vs skip. Full ranking on my YouTube. #CeraVe #Dermatologist #DrugstoreSkincare #SkincareTips

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So why did NOTHING make S tier? 👀 Because when it comes to wrinkles, I don’t think any single eye cream deserves it. My S-tier strategy is a retinoid you can consistently tolerate at night + sunscreen every morning. Retinoids have some of our best evidence for improving photoaging, support

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You do NOT need a 10-step skincare routine to target multiple concerns. Here’s how I’d use these: AM: 1. Vitamin C on clean, dry skin for antioxidant protection and to help with pigmentation and collagen support. 2. Azelaic acid to target acne, redness, and hyperpigmentation. 3. Moisturize

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#ichthyosis #moisturizer #skincare #skinacretips #dermtips

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