Dermatology Highlights

Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon and dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon Dr. Neil Sadick reveal the latest cure for wrinkles.

Cindy emphasizes the importance of making sunscreen part of your daily skin care regimen.

Scabs. We've all had one. But what are they? In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz explains what a scab is.

Tim Turnham of the Melanoma Research Foundation discusses the top tips for melanoma prevention.

Tim Turnham of the Melanoma Research Foundation discusses the importance of instituting a tanning restriction.

Tim Turnham of the Melanoma Research Foundation discusses how the media pressures people to feel that tan is beautiful.

Dr. Schultz used to prescribe retinoids to his patients. That's because at the time, it was the best exfoliant available. However, it can be extremely irritating and has some other side effects. In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz shares some DermTV viewers' stories which serve as examples of why he no longer prescribes retinoids and instead uses the gold standard of exfoliants: glycolic acid.

Cellulite is the uneven or dimpled appearance on the skin caused by fat deposits. Approximately 85 percent of women have cellulite.

A viewer recently wrote in asking if they needed to remove their sunscreen at night. So in this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses this question and the answer and reasoning may not be what you expect.

Dermatologist Dr. Jeanine Downie shares a new topical skincare line and discusses additional ways to prevent the formation of wrinkles.

In this edition of EmpowHER's "HER Health Minute", Michelle revels her favorite brand of sunscreen and why she recommends it to others.

Aesthetician Kelley West shows pediatrician Dr. Jim Sears at-home and professional solutions for his dry, cracked heels.

Charlie says he's irritated by a bluish-purple spot on his lip that formed after being elbowed while playing spots. Over time, the spot became more concentrated, and he's afraid it will become more unsightly as he ages. Learn what it is and how it can be treated.

How to best treat a burn and prevent scarring.

Though you can treat and control psoriasis, characterized by dry scaly patches of skin, the progress is often erratic and cyclical, so be patient and consistent in executing these steps. Author: rachybop