Thanks @Care Fully Co for posting and since you asked, these are my thoughts as a cosmetic dermatologist. #antiaging #antiwrinkle

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Why does he always have to be like that? 😭 #husbandwifehumor #skincarehumor

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Vaseline is a dermatologist favorite for many reasons and here is another potential use. Let me know if you’ve tried it as an eye cream and what you thought. Thanks to @Alexa Resina for sharing the tip! #eyecream #vaseline

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At home LED masks have become very popular and here are answers to the most common questions I get. #dermatologist #ledmask #redlighttherapy

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Regrowing hair takes time and there are a lot of things discussed on social media that are not well supported by data. Have you tried any of these and what has worked for you? #dermatologist #hairlosstreatment #hairgrowthtips

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Body care is skincare. The @Dove Beauty & Personal Care Sensitive Skin Body Wash helps to clean and hydrate skin without irritation. It’s one I’ve recommended for years and the 3-pack at Costco is a great way to stock up for the whole family! #DovePartner #DoveSensitiveSkin #CostcoFinds

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You don’t need 10 steps. Less is often more. Cleanse (or just rinse) + SPF in the morning can be enough for many people. I am trying to get him to add a Vitamin C serum though 😅 #dermatologist #husbandwife #mensskincare #simpleskincare

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Sculptra is a popular cosmetic treatment. Here is what a cosmetic dermatologist wants you to know. Let me know any other questions you have in the comments. #cosmeticdermatology #sculptra

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Quick reminder: there’s no such thing as a safe tan — any tan is a sign of DNA damage in the skin. If you want that glow, self-tanner and spray tans are a much safer option. They work by temporarily reacting with the outermost layer of your skin to create that bronzed look — no UV exposure required

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So many trends, which should you actually bother with? It’s always about finding what works best for your skin but this is my dermatologist take. Do you agree or disagree? #dermatologist #skincaretrends #doublecleansing #skincycling

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#DovePartner Scalp health is often overlooked. The new @Dove Beauty & Personal Care Derma Scalp Dandruff Relief Shampoo, Derma Scalp Dandruff Relief Conditioner, and Scalp Barrier Repair 3-in-1 Serum help remove flakes while supporting the scalp’s moisture barrier with ingredients like niacinami

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What other questions do you have about filler? Poorly done and over done filler has given filler a bad name but this is what you should know about filler from an expert cosmetic dermatologist. #fillers💉 #mythbusters

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Do you use any at home devices? Some may have subtle benefits but it’s important to have realistic expectations. #dermatologist #skincaredevice

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Any surprises? What other skincare ingredients do you want to know about? #dermatologist #skincareingredients

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Love that Costco is stocking more k-beauty. Have you tried any of these? #dermatologist #costcofinds #kbeautyskincare

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Some of these things about Botox may surprise you. The choice to get Botox (neuromodulator) treatment or not is a personal one, but it’s important to know myth from fact. #cosmeticdermatology #botox

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How a dermatologist feels about common hair loss treatments. Thinning hair is intimidating and can be a challenge to treat. Assessment by a professional is important, especially when over-the-counter treatments are not effective. Depending on the type of hair loss certain treatments, including supp

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Two things dermatologists recommend skipping for routine cuts and scrapes: hydrogen peroxide and Neosporin. I had a lot of debate in the comments of a recent post so here is what you need to know about wound healing: Hydrogen peroxide doesn’t just kill bacteria — it can also damage healthy skin

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Rating popular “anti-aging” skincare ingredients. Do you agree with these ratings? What is your holy grail for skin aging? #dermatologist #antiaging

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Five things your dermatologist wants you to NEVER do to your hair: 1. Heat style without protection. 2. Wear tight slicked-back styles regularly. 3. Ignore scalp health. 4. Brush aggressively when hair is wet. 5. Rely on supplements to regrow hair (they generally only help if deficient) #d

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Dr. Katie 👩🏻‍⚕️Dermatologist