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Petrolatum - Derm.Talk
Why it’s one of dermatologist’s favorite ingredients Petrolatum: one of the most beloved and most frequently used ingredients by dermatologists. It is also known as petroleum jelly, is made from processing crude oil (petroleum). It was initially made by Robert A. Chesebrough in 1872 for treating leather, it soon was adapted by the pharmaceutical industry […]
All about Acne! - Derm.Talk
Acne affects all of us. It’s one of the most common conditions I see as a dermatologist. Although is not dangerous, the symptoms and sequelae can have a greater impact on one’s self esteem and overall well-being.It’s often not acne, but the hyperpigmentation and scars from acne that are the most bothersome, especially in skin […]
How to Develop an Effective Skin Care Routine for Sensitive skin - Derm.Talk
I get asked so many questions on how to create an effective facial skin care routine. Individuals with sensitive skin are often challenged by constant battles with itchiness, redness, dryness, and reactions to different chemicals. The myriad of products out on the market adds more confusion and finding a routine can seem daunting. But fear […]
Top 10 products of 2019 - Derm.Talk
With the start of 2020, I want to share my all time favorite skincare products for the past year. This was hard to write. There were so many items that I’ve used and loved but ultimately I landed on a selection of a holy grails, new innovations, and multipurpose products as I know many of […]
How to nail residency interviews part II: The Questions - Derm.Talk
The interview day is a chance for programs to learn more about you and vice versa. For competitive specialties like dermatology, expect that you will be asked more challenging behavior or competency questions. In my last post (link), I reviewed the interview style most derm and other competitive programs have. As an applicant, you will […]
How to Nail Residency Interview Part I: The Basics, Tips for success and other pearls - Derm.Talk
It is that time of the year when most programs are starting to send out invites for residency interviews. This exciting time is often mixed with the anxiety of the unknown, the headaches of winter travel, and feeling pressured to impress. With dermatology, and other competitive specialties, where only a handful of applicants are interviewed, […]
All about Vitamin C in skincare - Derm.Talk
Vitamin C is the most common antioxidant in skin. Unfortunately, humans do not have the enzyme (L-gluconogamma lactone oxidase) to make vitamin C, therefore it must be obtained from external sources. L ascorbic acid is the active form of vitamin C that carries out the biologic effects. Besides retinoids, vitamin C is probably the next […]
My Favorite moisturizers of all times - Derm.Talk
Our skin is vital and complex. It keeps good things like water in, and bad things, such as bacteria and pollutants, out. The integrity of our skin is important for this function. When it’s dry, inflamed, or diseased, its barrier and normal metabolic functions are lost; infections occurs and dead skin builds up. Aging and […]
Back to School with Sensitive Skin - Derm.Talk
For many students, the excitement and anxiety of heading back to school can be overwhelming. Skin care is probably one of the last things on your pre-teen or teen’s mind, but everyone wants to look good for the first day of class. For those with sensitive skin, stress and summer sweat might cause breakouts, redness, […]
Winter Skin Care for Sensitive Skin - Derm.Talk
Winter can be a challenging time for those of us with sensitive skin, thanks to colder and drier weather that can be harsh on skin. As a dermatologist, dry, itchy skin is a common concern I see in patients during the winter. Fortunately, there’s a lot you can do to help your skin win the […]
How to Nail Residency Interview Part I: The Basics, Tips for success and other pearls - Derm.Talk
It is that time of the year when most programs are starting to send out invites for residency interviews. This exciting time is often mixed with the anxiety of the unknown, the headaches of winter travel, and feeling pressured to impress. With dermatology, and other competitive specialties, where only a handful of applicants are interviewed, […]
How to nail residency interviews part II: The Questions - Derm.Talk
The interview day is a chance for programs to learn more about you and vice versa. For competitive specialties like dermatology, expect that you will be asked more challenging behavior or competency questions. In my last post (link), I reviewed the interview style most derm and other competitive programs have. As an applicant, you will […]
Top 10 products of 2019 - Derm.Talk
With the start of 2020, I want to share my all time favorite skincare products for the past year. This was hard to write. There were so many items that I’ve used and loved but ultimately I landed on a selection of a holy grails, new innovations, and multipurpose products as I know many of […]
Back to School with Sensitive Skin - Derm.Talk
For many students, the excitement and anxiety of heading back to school can be overwhelming. Skin care is probably one of the last things on your pre-teen or teen’s mind, but everyone wants to look good for the first day of class. For those with sensitive skin, stress and summer sweat might cause breakouts, redness, […]
How to Develop an Effective Skin Care Routine for Sensitive skin - Derm.Talk
I get asked so many questions on how to create an effective facial skin care routine. Individuals with sensitive skin are often challenged by constant battles with itchiness, redness, dryness, and reactions to different chemicals. The myriad of products out on the market adds more confusion and finding a routine can seem daunting. But fear […]
Petrolatum - Derm.Talk
Why it’s one of dermatologist’s favorite ingredients Petrolatum: one of the most beloved and most frequently used ingredients by dermatologists. It is also known as petroleum jelly, is made from processing crude oil (petroleum). It was initially made by Robert A. Chesebrough in 1872 for treating leather, it soon was adapted by the pharmaceutical industry […]
Winter Skin Care for Sensitive Skin - Derm.Talk
Winter can be a challenging time for those of us with sensitive skin, thanks to colder and drier weather that can be harsh on skin. As a dermatologist, dry, itchy skin is a common concern I see in patients during the winter. Fortunately, there’s a lot you can do to help your skin win the […]
All about Acne! - Derm.Talk
Acne affects all of us. It’s one of the most common conditions I see as a dermatologist. Although is not dangerous, the symptoms and sequelae can have a greater impact on one’s self esteem and overall well-being.It’s often not acne, but the hyperpigmentation and scars from acne that are the most bothersome, especially in skin […]
All about Vitamin C in skincare - Derm.Talk
Vitamin C is the most common antioxidant in skin. Unfortunately, humans do not have the enzyme (L-gluconogamma lactone oxidase) to make vitamin C, therefore it must be obtained from external sources. L ascorbic acid is the active form of vitamin C that carries out the biologic effects. Besides retinoids, vitamin C is probably the next […]
My Favorite moisturizers of all times - Derm.Talk
Our skin is vital and complex. It keeps good things like water in, and bad things, such as bacteria and pollutants, out. The integrity of our skin is important for this function. When it’s dry, inflamed, or diseased, its barrier and normal metabolic functions are lost; infections occurs and dead skin builds up. Aging and […]