Julie Morse's Blog – January 2018 Archive (8)

It takes a lot of work to look good in Hollywood, and the rich and famous rely on estheticians, dermatologists, makeup artists, and physician assistants so they can always be camera-ready. Here are a few celebrities’ go-to skin care experts and their tactics for helping their clients maintain effortless and youthful looking skin.



Dayle Breault for Zoë…

Dermatologist Dr. Anjali Mahto knows what it’s like to have bad skin. The London-based dermatologist has grappled with cystic acne for most of her life, and fully understands the frustrations and emotional repercussions that come with troubleshooting medication after medication.



The 39-year-old dermatologist has been trying to figure out ways to tame her acne since…

Melanoma detection apps don’t provide a clear diagnosis, say several South Florida dermatologists. Regardless of the result, many patients’ conditions still require biopsies.



Melanoma is a serious concern in this sunny and hot…

Dr. Pimple Popper thinks she’s normalizing skin issues. Sandra Lee, MD, a Southern California-based dermatologist and known as Dr. Pimple Popper to her fans,…

If you find yourself at the beach and without a hat or sunscreen, could chocolate be your ad-hoc UV ray protectant? Some skin researchers believe that the antioxidants in cocoa beans might help the skin resist sunburn.



Take for example, Dr. Wilhelm Stahl, a professor at the Institute for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology at Heinrich Heine University in…

A new European study has found that patients with skin conditions often suffer from depression and anxiety. In a comprehensive analysis of patients across 13 countries in Europe, researchers found a strong correlation between skin disease and mood disorders.



Researchers…

In the quest to maintain youthful looking skin on the cheap, many are turning to derma rollers, a handheld device with tiny needles that puncture the skin and temporarily erase wrinkles. However, dermatologists are not fans…

Claire’s, the preteen fashion accessory and jewelry store, is under fire for selling make up with possible asbestos. The shopping mall staple is pulling makeup kits off the shelves after a Rhode Island six-year old girl purchased a lip gloss and eyeshadow kit that contained Termolite Asbestos, a mineral that can cause mesothelioma and other kinds of cancer.…