All posts tagged: Dermatologist

A Paediatric Dermatologist Reveals Why Most Kids’ Sunscreens Cause Rashes (And 11 That Actually Work)

A Paediatric Dermatologist Reveals Why Most Kids’ Sunscreens Cause Rashes (And 11 That Actually Work)

Published by Sam Flores

Green People/ iHerb We hope you love the products we recommend! All of them were independently selected by our editors. Just so you know, HuffPost UK may collect a share of sales or other compensation from the links on this page if you decide to shop from them. Oh, and FYI — prices are accurate and items in stock as of time of publication. As soon as the sun comes out, kids want to run, splash, and frolic around outside – it’s only natural. And while it’s far easier to keep them occupied when there’s exploring to be done, the one inevitable struggle is finding a sun cream that they’ll let you apply, let alone one that doesn’t break them out in a horrible rash. Then there’s the sun protection factor to think about, and whether they’ll be able to splash around without getting horribly burnt. It’s a minefield! To save you from having to deal with weeks of scratching and spending unfathomable amounts of money testing different formulas out, we’ve asked a paediatric dermatologist …

The nightly habits a dermatologist recommends for menopausal skin – and the one ‘myth’ that is actually true

The nightly habits a dermatologist recommends for menopausal skin – and the one ‘myth’ that is actually true

Published by Daniella Wilson

When it comes to skincare, I’ve noticed my friends generally fall into one of two camps: those who follow their night-time routine religiously, and those who collapse into bed without so much as a face wipe – makeup and all. Which group do you belong to? I hope you’re in the first, because if you’re in the second, I’m afraid I have a bit of a wake-up call: you’re not just neglecting your skin, you’re fast-tracking the ageing process quite unnecessarily. Following a solid evening routine is more than just a bit of self-care, it is also the most effective way to keep your complexion healthy, glowing and hydrated.  Did you know that your skin actually “works” overtime while you sleep, making it far more receptive to products? During the night, your skin enters a crucial regeneration phase, meaning a well-thought-out routine is your best ally for waking up fresh-faced, no matter what your age. To cut through the noise, I caught up with dermatologist Dr Natalia Jiménez, who walked me through the essentials of …

I’m a dermatologist. Here’s 5 must-have beauty products for the over 60s

I’m a dermatologist. Here’s 5 must-have beauty products for the over 60s

Published by Daniella Wilson

Get the Well Enough newsletter with Harry Bullmore for tips on living a healthier, happier and longer life Get the Well Enough email with Harry Bullmore Get the Well Enough email with Harry Bullmore Skin in our 60s behaves very differently to skin in our 30s or 40s. Collagen levels decline, elastin fragments, oil production slows and the skin barrier becomes more fragile. These changes can result is dryness, dullness, increased sensitivity and a gradual loss of firmness. “By our 60s, the skin has undergone significant structural and hormonal changes,” explains Dr Conal Perrett, consultant dermatologist at The Devonshire Clinic. In post-menopausal women particularly, reduced oestrogen accelerates thinning and loss of elasticity. Consultant dermatologist Dr Susan Mayou at the Cadogan Clinic, says that decades of sun exposure often leave pigmentation, uneven tone and visible blood vessels. open image in gallery Here are the five products over-60s should have in a make-up bag (Alamy/PA) At this stage, therefore, skincare should shift away from aggressive exfoliation and oil control and towards barrier repair, hydration and steady collagen …

Laser Hair Removal for Men 101, According to a Dermatologist

Laser Hair Removal for Men 101, According to a Dermatologist

Published by Jenni Sidey

Before diving into laser hair removal for men, we should make our official stance clear: We think body hair is great. Chest hair? Excellent. A rugged beard? Sign us up. But for many folks out there, there are certain areas where hair feels less charming and more like a nuisance. If you’ve ever looked at your back, shoulders, or neck and thought, Yeah, this could go, you’re not alone. More men than ever are turning to laser hair removal to tame the overgrowth, ditch their razors, and enjoy their newfound freedom. “The most common areas men treat are the back, chest and shoulders. Some also add in the abdomen,” says Julia Carroll, Toronto-based board-certified dermatologist. “We also often perform laser hair removal on the neck to tidy up the hairline. Some men also opt to treat the beard area if they are prone to ingrown hairs.” To be clear: Nobody needs laser hair removal. If you love your body hair exactly as it is, carry on. But if you’re over waxing appointments, tired of constant …