Anti-aging skin products are all the rage these days, and I get it—who doesn’t want healthy, glowing skin when they’re older? Many skin changes don’t really show when we’re younger but become more obvious and persistent with age. While some skin changes are a normal part of the aging process, there are some things you …
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Dry skin can be itchy and unpleasant. If you’ve lathered on the lotion to no avail, you’re probably fed up with dry skin. But there’s good news—you don’t have to feel like an alligator. It turns out there are a few easy ways to soothe dry skin and get it glowing again. I discuss dry …
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If you’re living with psoriasis, I don’t have to tell you what it looks like: red scaly plaques often located on the skin of the elbows, knees and scalp. I also don’t have to tell you how uncomfortable and difficult it can be. Fortunately, there are effective ways to manage psoriasis, lower inflammation and prevent …
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If your child has eczema, you know the key to managing it is preventing a flare-up. Eczema can be painful and as a parent, you never want to see your child uncomfortable. Here are a few tips from a pediatrician to help you manage their eczema for happier, healthier skin. Preventing an eczema flare-up Eczema, …
Despite the oppressive triple-digit heat, summer is when many people spend more time outside than usual—summer camping trips, vacations, outdoor sports, beach trips. But the increase in fun in the sun could mean an increase in bug bites and sunburns. Anna Myers, MD, a pediatrician on the medical staff at Baylor Scott & White McLane …
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As the temperatures rise and we lighten our layers, it might also be time to revisit your skincare regimen. Sun protection should rise to the top of your priority list as the sun intensifies—no surprise there. But how else should you adjust your skincare routine to account for summertime skin needs? Don’t overcomplicate it Here …
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Is your mascara clumpy or your liquid foundation thickening? Can’t remember what year you bought your half-used lipstick? Your old makeup may cause a breakout or worse—dermatologists warn it could lead to a dangerous infection. Holding on to makeup products past their prime could expose you to harmful toxins that may harbor bacteria. Angela Bowers, …
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With the arrival of summer, clear skies and warm sun are calling many of us to the great outdoors, or at least to our own backyards. However, whether you are young or young at heart, it’s important to protect your skin from the sun’s rays. That’s because they carry ultraviolet (UV) radiation, which can cause …
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Although it’s called ringworm, it is not a worm at all. It’s a common skin infection caused by a fungus that anyone can get. While there are no worms involved, the effects of ringworm still aren’t pleasant. Spotting it early and seeking treatment will help keep the highly contagious infection from spreading to another part …
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Did you know that certain nutrients can delay the effects of aging and protect your skin from sun damage, acne and dryness? There are many other components in the protection of your skin—hydration, an adequate cleansing and conditioning regimen, and UV protection—but good nutrition is also required for maintaining overall skin health. A poor diet …
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