Archive for Tag Archives: ' Dermatology News'

Can prescription fluorouracil make skin brighter and younger?

Prescription fluorouracil (also known as Carac, Efudex, or Fluoroplex) is traditionally given to treat precancerous skin lesions.  However, according to [...]

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So many peptides, so little time…

Recently, a reader pointed out to me that palmitoyl pentapeptide-4, an ingredient in Olay 14-Day Intervention, is a component [...]

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Advice from Dermatologist Dr. David McDaniel

Oh, Happy Day! That’s what I said when the March 2008 issue of Allure arrived, complete with a feature [...]

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Update on Ascorbyl Glucoside!

In a blog entry on December 19, 2007, I reviewed ascorbyl glucoside, a stable form of vitamin C that [...]

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Product Review: Clarisonic Skin Care Brush and Cleansers

  The Clarisonic Skin Care System uses sonic frequencies to gently cleanse the skin.  Photo source Clarisonic.com. According to [...]

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Are the Parabens in Skin Care Products Really Bad For You?

One common source of parabens is deodorant. Photo source ehponline.org Parabens are preservatives that are found in about 90% [...]

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News: A New Cell for Pigmentation?

According to the February 2008 issue of Allure magazine, researchers in the United States and Japan have found that [...]

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Product Review: Zeno

Zeno ($185.00, Amazon.com) is a handheld acne device that supplies heat of 121oF to the area of a blemish [...]

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