At a cellular level, skin is constantly turning over. Every few weeks, the surface you see is replaced. That process depends on DNA synthesis, cellular energy, and tightly regulated repair pathway...
This month, we shipped out over 10,000 Jennifer Baron, M.D. Skincare products to active-duty troops through the veteran-founded non-profit, Troopster. That number matters. But what matters more is ...
Tanning—especially indoor tanning—is resurging among young people, driven by social media trends, but it carries real health risks. An Associated Press report (Jaimie Ding, July 30, 2026) highlight...
Vitamin D is not a vitamin in the traditional sense. It is a prohormone synthesized in skin through a precise photochemical reaction that has evolved over millennia. Understanding this biology matt...
Medical-grade skincare isn’t a regulated label—it’s a standard. It refers to products formulated with clinically relevant ingredients, effective concentrations, and dermatologist-driven design to s...
In dermatology, the most important conversations are not about fear—they are about clarity. A recent Medscape commentary by Misty Eleryan, MD (double board-certified dermatologist, Mohs surgeon, an...
Gary Williams’ recent The Sensitive Skin Standard article published on LinkedIn underscores a familiar industry pattern: consumers have been trained to recognize ingredients, often mistaking that r...
As a physician and a guardian, I have dedicated my career to prevention. In dermatology and Mohs surgery, prevention means early detection, sun protection, and evidence-based treatment before disea...
Collagen supplements promise beauty benefits, but biology and evidence fall short. Hair and nails aren’t collagen, digestion dismantles it, topical forms don’t penetrate, and marketing often outpac...