Skincare Considerations in Managing Rosacea—Part 2
This second part of the rosacea series explores sunscreen selection and emerging cosmeceutical actives formulated for 'anti-redness' care—targeting visible erythema and skin sensitivity.
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Canker Sores: Supplements, Botanicals, and More
One must consider oral hygiene, local trauma, nutritional deficiencies, genetics, medications, as well as immune factors when creating a treatment plan to both prevent ulcers and hasten the healing process.1, 2 Unfortunately, the painful nature of…
Read MoreTopical Management of Oily Skin
With such a large segment of topical products being marketed for effects like “reducing facial shine,” “mattifying,” and “oil-control,” it is easy to appreciate how the experience of oily skin represents a common dermatological experience…
Read MoreSupplements for Cellulite Management
Cellulite represents a localized skin concern typically found over the posterolateral thighs, buttocks, and abdomen. The skin surface over such areas is often found to exhibit dimpling or an “orange-peel” appearance
Read MoreClean and Green Skincare—Part 2
Part 1 of this article introduced us to the various elements composing a typical cosmetic formula, and ingredients often omitted from cleanly produced skincare products. We will now turn our attention to explore the key…
Read MoreClean-and-Green Skincare Part 1. Typical Cosmetic Ingredients and What Is to Question
A quick look around your local, or online, cosmetics store will easily showcase how popular the emerging realm of clean-and-green skincare products has become. Over time, consumers have become increasingly invested in what ingredients are…
Read MoreManaging Sensitive Skin
A frequent and often frustrating challenge encountered in personal skin-care management is the experience of skin sensitivity. Compounding this situation is the notion of how, despite much recent research being directed toward its exploration, much…
Read MoreSmall Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth
Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) happens when overall bacterial population increases abnormally in the small intestine—especially types of bacteria not commonly found in that part of the digestive tract. Once they reside in the small…
Read MoreNaturopathic and Adjunctive Treatment Approaches for Vitiligo
A variety of natural agents are being explored for their use and applicability in the management of vitiligo, particularly in combination with conventional treatments such as phototherapy. Encompassing dietary, oral supplement, and even topical measures,…
Read MoreTopicals for Male and Female Pattern Hair Loss
A common concern presenting in general practice is hair loss. Hair is an integral aspect of our identity and feelings of self-esteem, and it offers an element of aesthetic expression for many. To see it…
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