Wow – okay – you gave a lot of good information here and the bottom line is still this…….you need an accurate diagnosis! I would guess that most board...
Generally yes, the prescription 4% (USA) is more effective than the 2%. Don’t go over the 4% without discussing with a dermatologist if you live overseas. But the question is...
These are all good questions to ask your doctor before your Fraxel laser treatment. The answers to these depend on a lot of factors. Questions your doctor may have could include the...
I hear your concern and share it. You didn’t mention where you live but since you mention summer, I’m thinking you live in a more four season climate. People who...
I recently returned from the IMCAS European conference on skin that was in Paris. There were excellent talks on pigmentation problems. There were several good points that were made. One...
I hope I’m wrong, but I’m very suspicious of this company – Mesoestetic. First, it’s difficult to find out much about them. Their website constantly asks the user for information...
My apologies for the delay on this. I think you wrote in November. If you have deep acne scarring, I agree with your dermatologist. You will get much more benefit...
First, generally this isn’t referred to as melasma because it isn’t caused by the interaction of female hormones and light exposure. Other causes can include genetic (other people in your family may...
All of the over the counter “bleaching” products that contain hydroquinone are limited to a 2.0% concentration in the United States. Prescription creams are usually 4% and dermatologists will sometimes...
I think a lot of women have this problem. In lighter skin types, it shows up as reddish discoloration around the hair follicles and, in darker skin types, more dark...
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?!