Tag: skincare
Alcohol and Its Deleterious Effects on the Skin
Keep your skin in mind this St. Patrick’s Day. As you are enjoying your celebrations, remember that one too many drinks may change the appearance of your skin. Of course, there are many reasons to drink in moderation, but today—as a Florida-based dermatologist—I am focusing on reasons from your skin’s perspective. With each sip, a cascade …
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Mastering the Art of Layering: A Guide to Skincare Product Layering
Whether you prefer a minimalistic routine of three products or a more intricate regimen of 10, it’s imperative to know the correct order to apply them to receive the best results for your investment. Here are some Florida dermatologist-approved strategies for layering! Layer From Lightest to Heaviest Formulas The basic rule is to cleanse and then …
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Rosacea: Types, Causes, and Treatments
Here at Skin Wellness Physicians in Florida, Rosacea Awareness Month is upon us, providing the perfect opportunity to discuss one of the most common skin conditions we see in dermatology. Rosacea is most thought of as causing rosy cheeks or a red face. There are, however, several variants of rosacea, each with differing presentations and treatments. Recognizing …
Important Cosmeceuticals: Part 3
Let us continue our discussion on buzz-worthy cosmeceutical ingredients. You can read part 1 here and part 2 here. Blueberry Extract This ingredient is found in anti-aging creams such as SkinCeuticals A.G.E. Eye Complex and A.G.E Interrupter. It is naturally derived and both an antioxidant and anti-glycation ingredient to help improve skin integrity, decrease skin redness, …
How to Identify the 5 Basic Skin Types
Not all skin is the same! To maintain a beautiful, healthy complexion, you’ll need to adjust your regimen so that it’s tailored to your specific concerns. Knowing your skin type is important, because if you don’t care for your skin in the right way—and end up using products that don’t mesh well with your type—the …
