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Category Archives: Skin Care Regimens

Hydrafacials
March 27, 2024

Top 8 Cosmetic Dermatology Myths Debunked

Cosmetic dermatology plays an increasingly important role in today’s society. Every year, millions of individuals seek procedures like HydraFacials in Beverly Hills and others to improve their appearance, combat the visible signs of aging, or address specific concerns. Unfortunately, a surge of misinformation and misconceptions has created an atmosphere of confusion around cosmetic procedures. Continue […]

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AviClear
March 13, 2023

Acne Treatment With AviClear: Answers to Your Questions

AviClear Beverly Hills treatment is a revolutionary new acne treatment. Recently cleared by the FDA for use in the United States. It is the first and only energy device specifically designed to treat various types of acne, from mild to severe. This innovative acne treatment uses advanced technology to send a combination of blue and […]

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dermatology acne scar removal
October 22, 2020

How Effective Is Fraxel Laser for Acne Scars

With acne affecting 80% of people ages 11 to 30 years, millions end up dealing with at least some degree of scarring. While acne scars aren’t dangerous for your health, they tend to cause tremendous discomfort due to their appearance. People of all ages struggle to find an efficient solution to the problem. From peels […]

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February 24, 2020

Are You Exfoliating the WRONG Way?

Exfoliation is a pivotal step in effective skin care, but is often an overlooked component of many people’s skin care routines. There are so many different forms of exfoliating that it can be intimidating for someone who is just getting started. Due to the number of treatments available, even those who do exfoliate may end […]

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January 13, 2020

6 Winter Skin Care Factors To Keep An Eye On

The beginning of the year also means the beginning of winter. This season can be particularly harsh in many areas – weather, finances due to all the holiday shopping, time, and that initial phase of getting started with your new year’s resolutions. Winter is particularly harsh on the skin too. During the winter, dry skin […]

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Woman holding a Christmas present for a blog post at Dermatology Institute of Southern California
November 21, 2019

The Gift Buyer’s Guide for Holiday Skin Care

Holiday season approaches fast – blink your eyes, and before you know it, it’s here! As holiday season draws closer, the time to finalize those gift ideas for your friends and family gets shorter. 🎄🎄🎁🎁 Skin care gifts are great choices since they have a functional purpose. Around this time, providers have discounts on certain […]

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October 22, 2019

Prevent Skin WOES with These 5 Halloween Makeup Tips

It is Halloween season, the favorite time of year for many people. Along with munching on candy, binge watching horror movies, and getting a Blood Facial to get into the scary spirit, dressing up in costumes is one of the staple traditions of this holiday. The use of Halloween makeup can be a great way […]

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August 27, 2019

6 Reasons to Try Microneedling Before the New Year

As we enter the final days of summer, we are slowly entering the home stretch before calling the current year a wrap. We’re right at the point where the leisure time of the summer is about to wind down, but before the chaos of the late autumn and holiday seasons start – making this the […]

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