Edison, NJ Dermatology
Most conversations about what happens to skin during menopause tend to center on fine lines and wrinkles. The trouble with that is it leaves so many in the dark when menopausal skin starts to act in …
The Mystifying Changes that Happen to Skin During Menopause ExplainedRead More
In my last post, I started to unpack hyperpigmentation or dark spots. I discussed what it is, exactly, and what your best options are for treating it on your own, as recommended by board-certified …
The Most Effective Treatment for Clearing Up Dark Spots? See Your DermatologistRead More
Uneven skin tone is one of the most common skin-related sources of frustration, because, inevitably, it will affect almost everyone. Hyperpigmentation, which is also often referred to ask …
Dark Spots are Practically Inevitable—But That Doesn’t Mean You Need to Live with ThemRead More
Fact or myth: Sun spots are the result of cumulative sun damage.Fact. But it’s not the whole story, because sun spots can crop even when you’ve been pretty meticulous about using sunscreen. …
If you’re thinking your skin’s been looking a little dull, it could just be the waning daylight. More likely, though, there’s something going on, intrinsically or extrinsically, that’s affecting your …
How to More Consistently Get a Glowing Complexion (Part 2)Read More
When you’re sleeping and eating well, and work and life anxiety is at a minimum, you probably look as good as you feel. Radiant skin is hard to define, but you’ll know it when you see it. The trouble …
How to More Consistently Get a Glowing Complexion (Part 1)Read More
