In my opinion, the Elos Syneron system is not the best for hair removal. Best choices for you with light olive skin would be the LightSheer or any of the...
Thank you for writing this. You did exactly the right thing!! There are brown spots that can be melanomas or lentigo maligna or “pre melanomas” – also called dysplastic nevi. I just...
So first, I’m assuming you’ve had these spots looked at in the past year by a dermatologist to make sure they are not skin cancer! Then, this is a tough question and...
I still think that melasma is the toughest problem to treat because there is no cure for it – just good control. You will absolutely need the help of a dermatologist...
I’m impressed because this is a really tough situation and you’re doing such a great job being proactive about it. Kudos to you! I’m guessing, hoping that they all went...
If I could have one dermatology wish granted by a good fairy, I would wish for a true cure for melasma!!! It is such a painful problem for many women (and...
Hormones really affect melasma. If you take estrogen or use a birth control pill, please be extra careful about not burning or tanning. If you notice brown blotches starting, see...
Okay so I know I’m a nag, but if you really want to prevent brown spots and blotches you must use a UVA blocking sunscreen that contains at least 10%...
First, you have to understand them! What kind of brown spots do you have? Are they lentigoes (flat and light to medium dark brown) and caused by sun damage? Are...
These are all good questions. My concern is that when you saw your local doctor these questions weren’t answered. I would recommend getting a second opinion from another office and...
One of the best investments in your skin is your daily skincare. Why? Because you can prevent many problems with blotchy skin color, lack of glow, texture, some types of acne, and fine lines with good skincare products. You can also correct some of these problems with effective skincare products. Great skincare is often more expensive because quality ingredients are expensive. Some companies spend on research/development which benefits all of us and adds to the cost. Are they worth it? In general - yes! I have handpicked some of what I consider to be the best skin care products, and offer them for sale on SkinTour's shop. This is based on my team and I's testing and research at our clinic. Many of the products are in my own regimen. What could be better than using skin care products a dermatologist uses?!