Radiance

As the saying goes, "you are what you eat"...but while diet and health may go hand-in-hand, could the food you’re consuming be contributing specifically to skin issues?

Let’s face it: Dark spots are a drag. Everyone wants to put their best face forward, but you can’t do that without proper protection.

Hydroquinone is a topical skin lightening treatment used for hyperpigmentation, melasma, freckles, scars and sun spots on skin.

Although rosacea cream and other medications and treatments may be recommended by a doctor depending on the types of rosacea being treated, there are several triggers which you can do your best to avoid to prevent rosacea flare ups.

After taking a quick glance at your skin, you might have noticed that you have some dark spots or what’s known in dermatology as hyperpigmentation.

As temperatures and humidity levels drop, so does the moisture in the air—and your skin. The dry air—combined with indoor heating—can irritate skin and cause excessive dryness. Maintain a healthy, hydrated complexion this season with these expert dermatologist-approved tips.

Pore vacuums are the latest beauty trend that promise to clear clogged pores and help you achieve clean skin. But do they actually work? We asked dermatologists to find out if they can actually help you join the clean skin club.

Most patients see their skin condition worsen as they wait for the next available dermatology appointment for treatment. Find out how to shorten your wait time for the closest dermatologist.

Hair loss is frustrating! As we get older, thinning, balding, and a receding hairline seem inevitable, and it becomes more of a habit to style your hair differently or find a way to cover it up.

Do you blush or flush easily? When you look in the mirror, do you see redness in the center of your face? Do you also see acne-like breakouts even though your teen years ended decades ago? Where you have redness, do you see tiny veins? If so, you might have rosacea.

Dull, flaky, dry skin... We've all been there, and trying to breathe new life into your skin can be more challenging than you think.

Getting a tan is one of the best parts about summer, but unfortunately, it’s not one of the best things for your skin. Before you decide to lay out in the sun for hours, or visit an indoor tanning salon, know that a tan is a sign that your skin has been injured. As this damage builds, you speed up the aging of your skin and increase your risk for all types of skin cancer.