You can find retinol in a multitude of over-the-counter skin care products, and retinoids are commonly prescribed for both medical and aesthetic dermatology purposes. So how is retinol different from retinoids and which one should you use?
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To help prevent skin cancer, sunburns and premature aging, Dr. Fieleke encourages a multi-faceted approach to sun protection year-round for all members of the family. Here are Dr. Fieleke’s top 10 tips for protecting your skin from cancer-causing UVA and UVB rays.
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Microneedling, one of my all-time favorite treatments for improving skin tone, texture, acne scarring, fine lines, wrinkles and more is now at Cornerstone Dermatology! Is microneedling worth it? Read about my experience with microneedling over the years and see for yourself.
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October is Eczema Awareness Month, and if you suffer from this condition, you may be noticing your symptoms beginning to flare thanks to the arrival of cooler, dryer weather. Board-certified dermatologist Ross Reule, MD, discusses treatment options and favorite over-the-counter products to soothe the skin.
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Does research back up the claims on your canister of Vital Proteins? Cornerstone Dermatology Nurse Practitioner Stephanie Lee reviewed the most current independent studies regarding collagen and skin health, and shares her takeaways and personal experience here.
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July is UV Safety Awareness Month. Cornerstone Dermatology’s Ross Reule, MD, discusses how you can protect yourself from the sun while enjoying the outdoors. Just remember to ‘slip, slop, slap, seek and slide.’
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