Hello Everyone, I’m back. My poodle is thrilled and I’m busily trying to catch up on all your blog comments and Ask Dr. Bailey Questions from the past few weeks. It’s a work in progress and it’s great to be back. I love vacations and I love coming home to my routine, work, blog, and [...]I’m Back from Vacation and My Dermatology Blog’s Up Again! is a post from: Dr. Bailey's Skin Care Blog read more..
Dermatologist.net is a website I stumbled on to when I was looking for resources about acne and skin problems. What really caught my eye was the leading question from the main page: “Let’s find the answers you’re looking for. Choose a path below”. And you are given multiple choices to search for articles / opinions. [...] read more..
Conclusions This safe, well-tolerated solvent is already used in many cosmetics and will become an ingredient in an increasing number of prescription products. Its ability to modify the skin delivery of actives it is formulated with (or formulation components that are applied just shortly before or after) make it important for dermatologists to have an understanding of this emerging solvent. (Source: Journal of Cosmetic Dermatology) read more..
ConclusionMale, increased sebum and decreased skin elasticity were mostly correlated with facial pore development. Further studies on population with various demographic profiles and more severe acne may be helpful to elucidate the potential effect of aging and acne severity on facial pores. (Source: Skin Research and Technology) read more..
