Dermatology Basics
The older we get, the more important skincare seems to become. Taking proper care of your skin can keep you looking radiant and youthful for years to come. The dozens of helpful articles listed below offer tips on how to protect yourself from the sun’s harmful rays, how to navigate the confusing world of skincare products, how to address the cosmetic changes that occur over time and more.
Like it or not, beauty is often determined by the health of your skin since it’s what we see first. The good news is that if you feel self-conscious about your skin, it can usually be fixed. Find out what’s going on with your skin at a microscopic level and learn what you can do to keep it in tip-top shape.
How do you know which products to buy to keep your skin looking healthy and glowing? Are more expensive choices really better? Did you know you could be causing damage to your skin by using the wrong skincare products? I know, it’s all very confusing.
Did you know that the soap you use to wash your body is too harsh for the sensitive skin on your face? Please put down that bar of soap and trade it in for something better. Unlike “combination” and “oily” skin types, “dry” isn’t a type of skin. It’s actually caused by external factors like the weather, hot baths and, you guessed it, harsh ingredients.
Does your face feel tight after you wash it? That means your cleanser is too harsh. After cleansing, your skin should feel like it always does. Cleansers with harsh, chemical ingredients completely strip the skin of its natural moisturizers.
Dr. Larry Jaeger is a board certified dermatologist in New York City and Medical Director of Advanced Dermatology Associates, a state of the art medical practice with multiple locations in Manhattan and the Bronx. Dr Larry Jaeger and his group of board certified dermatologist and medical providers are expert in the diagnosis and treatment of all skin, hair and nail disorders and specialize in the practice of medical, cosmetic and surgical dermatology. They accept all Insurance Plans, HMOs, PPOs as well as Medicare and Medicaid.
