The plane, change in weather, different water types—all of these can result in dry, blotchy skin when you travel. So, what can you do? These tips from a dermatologist will help you get back on track.

Cold weather. It can be detrimental to our overall health if we don’t take care of ourselves, but aside from the flu viruses we need to be mindful of, there’s another thing health experts urge you to ...

Now that spring has sprung, scores of people are looking forward to warmer weather, spending time outdoors — and getting through their spring-cleaning to-do list. When it comes to personal self-care, ...

Search online and you’ll have no difficulty finding Top 10 lists of skin care products, techniques and the latest and greatest ingredients and technologies. Unfortunately, while skin care tips usually ...

Summer Skin Care: Sweating is a common occurrence during the summer season. Many people begin to experience skin issues—such ...

Atopic dermatitis, or eczema, can make your skin itchy, raw, and sensitive. To relieve the discomfort and reduce flare-ups, follow these tips from board-certified dermatologists. 1. Moisturize after ...

The whipping winds, chilly temperatures and low humidity of wintertime – plus the dryness of indoor heating – can be harsh on people's skin. This combination of factors can lead to itchiness, redness, ...

Both dermatologists emphasize moisturizing the skin after patting it dry (leaving it a little damp). This helps “‘lock in’ ...