As we approach the colder months, many of us start to experience dry patches, uneven texture and irritable skin, even if we don’t necessarily have dehydrated or dry skin. One way to deal with ...

Dr. Dustin Portela explains the phenomenon. Dr. Dustin Portela, 208skindoc, focuses on skin care education and solutions, offering expert tips, product reviews, and the latest dermatological insights ...

Take, for instance, chemical peels. By applying a chemical solution to your skin, you can slough away damaged and old skin cells, allowing healthy skin to grow in their place. The treatment ...

Allow me to explain in (hopefully) the least science-y way possible: Massage Envy locations use a self-neutralizing chemical peel solution from PCA SKIN on the face to help speed up the natural ...

“In its pure form, it can be quite irritating so it's not used in commercial products, except when it is applied to the skin as a chemical peel,” he says. “Phenol peels are considered a very ...

We take a little bit of the chemical, we put it on the skin of the forehead, usually under where the hair would conceal it, and we test the skin, kind of like paint companies test paint ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Caroline Aghajanian: A little while ago I did a chemical peel on my face, and that was interesting. And now I am going to do a chemical peel on my feet.