There are a lot of myths about chemical peels, but one of the biggest is that they aren’t suitable for patients with dark skin. While they carry different risks for patients of color, chemical peels are safe in the right hands. The key is choosing a provider with expertise in all skin tones so she can […]
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Cold sore on the lip? Don’t let cold sores ruin your day. Follow this comprehensive guide to learn how to treat them and prevent future outbreaks—whether with or without your dermatologist’s help. Cold sores, fever blisters, or herpes labialis, are a viral infection of the skin, usually on the lips, caused by the herpes simplex
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When seeking treatment for skin, hair, or nail conditions, you always want to visit the most qualified specialist, in this case a dermatology specialist. In the field of dermatology, that means seeing a board-certified dermatologist like Dr. Dina Strachan at Aglow Dermatology. However, it can sometimes be difficult to determine which qualifications certain providers have. Terms
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Is rubbing alcohol good for acne? It seems logical that it might be. Rubbing alcohol, also known a isopropyl alcohol, is a skin disinfectant. Bacteria contribute to acne. Rubbing alcohol is drying. Acne occurs more in oily parts of the body. But your dermatologist does not want you to treat acne with rubbing alcohol…because it
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Pretty skin! Chemical peels are a popular and effective way to treat acne, remove wrinkles, clear dark mark and achieve beautiful, glowing skin. For best results it’s a good idea to have a plan. Here is how to prepare for a chemical peel: consider products used Chemical peels exfoliate the skin. If you
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