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Study: Link Between Caffeine Intake and Reduced Risk of Basal Cell Carcinoma?
Studies in animals suggest that caffeine administration helps prevent squamous cell skin cancer development.
Rosacea for the Esthetician: A Comprehensive Guide—Part II
By: Cynthia Bailey, MD
Give rosacea clients the right advice and you will have a loyal customer and big fan who will help lead you to success.
Global Skin: Climbing Your Client’s Family Tree
By: Michelle Goldsmith
By incorporating the Global Heritage Model into your facility, you will be better able to create treatment plans as individual and unique as each client you treat.
The Other Cause of Wrinkles: Sugar
Research reveals that sugar ages your skin through a process called glycation.
WEB EXCLUSIVE: What Does Anti-aging Really Mean?
By: Elaine Linker
Increased life expectancy has changed the concept of aging and, in turn, has propelled anti-aging research, leading to a multitude of topical applications.
The Current State of Preservatives
By: Ahmed Abdullah, MD
Once straightforward and rarely questioned, preservatives have become mired in controversy in recent years.
Study: Patients with Certain Kinds of Skin Cancer Have Low Odds of Alzheimer's
A new study suggests that people with certain kinds of skin cancer have lower odds of developing Alzheimer's disease.
Promising Results in Clinical Study for Acne Drug Candidate
Novan Therapeutics announced results from a recent clinical trial demonstrating that nitric oxide-releasing drug candidate SB204 reduces colonization of the acne-causing bacteria Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) in the skin of healthy volunteers.
Study: Inflammation and Oxidative Stress Caused by Free Radicals in Adult Acne
According to Laser and Cosmetic Dermatology specialist, Whitney Bowe, MD, antioxidants help block acne-causing free radicals.
Survey to Identify Research Priorities for Acne
Patients with acne now have a unique new opportunity to drive the questions which underpin acne medical research topics.