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1 – Drinking water will help your dry skin. It doesn’t. Drinking water is important to stay hydrated, but if you have dry skin you need to water the outside of your skin, not the inside. Drinking lots of water no more moisturizes your skin than taking a bath quenches your thirst. 2 – Sunscreens with . . . → Read More: 3 Summer Skin Myths
With blonde hair and big blue eyes, she looked like a young Betty Draper from Mad Men. My patient, Julie, had been faithfully treating her acne for months. Just when she was starting to clear (in time for her senior photos), wham! Red dots cropped up over her forehead and cheeks. What went wrong? . . . → Read More: Sunscreens Cause Acne! (and Other Fun Summer Acne Facts!)  24 comments  Uncategorized  Acne, bacne, doxycycline, retin-A, sensitive, skin, sunburn, sunscreen, tips
I love my iPhone. (No, that’s not me in the photo.) My iPhone is teeming with apps that help me get through my day (like Doodle Jump for instance). An emerging iPhone trend is the development of apps that diagnose and treat diseases. For example, there is the stethoscope app to help diagnose heart murmurs. . . . → Read More: iPhone App Claims to Treat Acne. Does it?
Proactiv® is the most popular acne treatment in the US. If Proactiv is so popular (and used by all those now-acne-free celebrities), then it must be a great product, right? Well, maybe. Here are the pros and cons of Proactiv. Continue reading The Pros and Cons of Proactiv for Acne Dear Dr. Benabio, OMG, my face is a disaster! My acne is worse than ever. PLZ help me! Desperately, Your Patient
Many of my patients email me; this is the most common email I am getting this week. Why is everyone’s acne flaring up all of a sudden? It’s because of this simple formula: [High School Stress + . . . → Read More: School Stress, Hormones, and Acne |
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