November is National Healthy Skin Month. Your skin is your body’s largest organ so it’s important to take care of it. Learn how to keep your skin healthy all year round with our 5 simple skincare tips!

Throughout the winter months, dry air can attack your skin and penetrate its protective moisture barrier, leaving you with itchy, irritated skin. For those with eczema and psoriasis, the effects can be even more prevalent. To help your skin stay feeling and looking its best during the winter, use these products…

Throughout the winter months, dry air can attack your skin and penetrate its protective moisture barrier, leaving you with itchy, irritated skin. For those with eczema and psoriasis, the effects can be even more prevalent. To help your skin stay feeling and looking its best during the winter, read on.

The idea of using a vitamin C serum on your face isn’t new. Marilyn Monroe reportedly rubbed mashed strawberries on her face.

Learn about SkinCeuticals C E Ferulic Acid, a product we're so excited about that we're offering it as part of our summer special.

The weather is getting warmer, which means an increase in outside activities. Sunscreen is an important tool to prevent skin cancer, including melanoma, the deadliest form. Learn how to choose the right sunscreen for you as well as how to apply it correctly.

Botulinum toxin therapy (or Botox®, a common brand name) is one of the most popular cosmetic treatments available. To help you decide whether this treatment is right for you and to have the treatment performed safely, read this article.

February is National Cancer Prevention Month, and skin cancer is the most common and preventable cancer in the United States. Learn how you can prevent skin cancer for yourself and your family!

When the air is cold outside, hot inside, and dry everywhere, your skin takes a beating. Try these tips to protect and hydrate your skin this season.

Enjoy clear and hydrated skin this winter with our winter special. Buy a tube of tretinoin and receive a discounted price for Triple Lipid Restore cream for $99! (This is a $29 savings.)

Skincare products don’t have to be expensive to be effective. To take good care of your skin, focus on three basic steps: cleansing, moisturizing, and protecting.

You may have noticed a new growth on your skin that you think is unattractive. As you age, these growths are normal, but you don’t want to try to remove them yourself. Find out why!

If you’ve heard about monkeypox on the news, you are probably wondering what it is and whether you can get infected. Learn all you need to know in this post!

Summer is so much fun! But skin issues aren’t. Learn about a few common skin care issues that people can get during the summer, along with tips for how to avoid them.

Over time, sun damage can create freckles, age spots, and wrinkles. Making a habit to protect your skin will reduce your risk of developing cancer.

Sunburns occur when there is too much exposure to the sun. Sounds pretty simple, right? That exposure, however, can cause long lasting damage to your skin and increase your potential for developing skin cancer.

Acne isn’t just an issue for teenagers. In fact, it can worsen gradually over the years or even show up much later in life. The good news is that the solution to this frustrating skin problem could just be your skincare routine. In this month’s blog post, Dr. Michael will cover some simple skincare tips to help you manage your adult acne.

If you're spending time outside this summer, you should know how the sun can affect your skin and take the proper precautions to protect it. Whether you're hiking, biking, or rafting, find out our top tips and keep your skin safe.

It can be difficult to determine if your new itchy rash is in fact an allergy to something you came into contact with or if it is another form of eczema. In this post, we talk about possible causes for a new itchy rash and the difference between an allergy rash and eczema.

Poison ivy in the springtime can look different from what you might expect. Learn how to identify and treat poison oak, poison ivy, and poison sumac and when to contact your dermatologist in this blog post!

Nearly everyone will experience some type of eczema at some point in their life. This month Dr. L. Evan Michael covers the different types of eczema and when you should contact your dermatologist. Keep reading here…