Acne Medications and the Sun
A popular belief is that sunlight is a good treatment for acne because it helps to “dry out” the face and reduce the oiliness that can cause acne. This article will describe some basic terms that explain how sunlight can damage the skin when combined with certain medications with a specific focus on acne medications.
Diversifying your Business with Services for Men
Do you consider opening your books to the male population and find yourself overwhelmed with concern, racing thoughts, and ultimately deciding to leave that money up for the taking? For those that offer the advanced modalities in their treatment room, this is the perfect time to show men they can get fast service with no downtime and put their best face forward for upcoming executive meetings or that hot date next Saturday.
4 Underused Supplements for Acne
While food is one of our most powerful medicines, sometimes it needs to be supercharged by additional nutrient support in the form of supplements and vitamins.
An Overview of the Microbiome for Estheticians
The microbiome is an important community of microbes found in many areas of the body, such as the gut and the skin. When the gut or the skin microbiome shifts out of balance, this can set up the body for skin inflammation. While foods, botanicals, and supplements can help shift the microbiome, the esthetician’s role is to introduce topical ingredients to help bring skin back into balance.
5 Alternatives to Steroid Cream for Eczema
Steroids work well to treat eczema, but many side effects can be concerning. Generally, steroids are safe to use but overuse can lead to side effects such as skin thinning. Read about five non-steroidal treatments for eczema to consider.
Collaboration Cures 2022 – AAOSH Partnership
Conventional medicine has long been drawn from naturally derived sources – including aspirin from the willow tree, digoxin for heart failure, vincristine for cancer treatment, and statins for cholesterol. Dermatology is no exception.
Skin From an Ayurvedic Perspective
Starting their life with a life-long disease that has no cure can be highly distressing for children. The impact of psoriasis on the quality of life in children is more significant than that of other chronic diseases such as asthma, epilepsy, and diabetes.
Quality of Life With a Skin Disease
While one disease may affect the physiological aspects of the body, another can affect the psychological need for human interaction. While skin diseases may seem more superficial when compared to the myriad of potential internal diseases, individuals suffering from skin diseases have deeper psychological effects.
Why We Must Look Beyond The Skin In Children With Psoriasis
Starting their life with a life-long disease that has no cure can be highly distressing for children. The impact of psoriasis on the quality of life in children is more significant than that of other chronic diseases such as asthma, epilepsy, and diabetes.
What Is Integrative Esthetics?
As clients seek a more whole-body and preventative approach to skin concerns like aging, acne control, and hyperpigmentation, integrative approaches will help estheticians address clients more completely.