Retinols and retinoids are some of the most widely researched agents in skincare. They are used for a variety of conditions. These including acne, wrinkles, fine lines, discoloration and sagging skin. Here we have a brief “all you need to...
In the past few decades, injectables have gained massive popularity. Among the injectables, Botulinum toxin Type A (commonly known as Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau or Xeomin) and dermal fillers (like Restylane, Juvederm, Belotero) are winning the top spots. In 2015, the...
AWart treatment options- When it comes to warts, most people first try over the counter options like " Compound W " and "Freeze Off." While these sometimes make the warts smaller or flatter, they rarely completely cure them. Sometimes, these...
Botox was once only used by the rich and famous, and considered taboo to many. Over the years, its accessibility and success rate made it a widely acceptable aesthetic treatment. That may also coincide with the social media age, where...
Eczema is a chronic skin condition that manifests as patches of skin that are cracked, crusted, red, scaly, itchy, swollen and/or inflamed. Less common are blisters and bumps. Although there is no cure, there are treatments that help to improve...
Does eating chocolate cause acne? Will scalp massages prevent baldness? Here we debunk the some of the most common skincare myths. Skincare Myth #1: Rubbing alcohol kills acne. Alcohol is a common ingredient in many skin care products because it dries quickly....
Growing old is inevitable, but we’re all young at heart. And we all want to look as young as we feel. Men and women around the globe have been exploring various skincare methods for younger-looking skin. Some people use a range...
Do Gel Manicures Increase the Risk of Skin Cancer? Gel manicures quickly became the new nail care sensation. Finally, a polish that doesn’t chip or become dull; that masks imperfections, such as ridges, indentations or pitting; that dries quickly and actually...
Lunchtime cosmetic procedures - Fast, easy, effective. At Eternal Dermatology, we understand busy schedules and so, we offer a range of treatment that are quick and painless with no recovery time. In the time that you could eat that apple...
Types of Warts- Warts are very common non-cancer skin growths, caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). HPV increases cell growth on the skin's surface leading to raised, firm bumps. Although you often see warts on your hands and feet, they...
Bakuchiol is a gentle, plant-based new option to retinol, the long-time gold standard ingredient in skincare products. Before we jump on the bakuchiol bandwagon, we need to know exactly what bakuchiol is, and what it does. More than anything, we...
Why Do I Have Oily Skin? Your skin is oily because the sebaceous glands are producing too much sebum. Sebaceous glands are attached to hair follicles all over your body (except on the palms and soles). And it’s a good thing:...
What is Pattern Baldness? Pattern baldness, otherwise known as androgenetic alopecia (AGA) is the most common reason for hair loss.The cause of pattern baldness is a combination of genetics and the activity of androgens, the hormones responsible for regulating hair growth. Can...
Our skin is our biggest organ, made up of the surface layer (epidermis), middle layer (dermis), and a deep hypodermis layer. Since your skin protects you from the rigors of the environment, you’re sure to encounter dirt, bacteria, and sun...
Don’t sleep on skin cancer There are some cancers, like breast cancer for instance, that are well known and get huge media attention. However, skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. Doctors diagnose close to 10,000 people...
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