In this episode of the Science of Skin podcast, Dr. Ted Lain, Dr. Patti Farris, and Dr. Cheri Frey discuss the emerging concept of pre-aging, particularly among Gen Z. They explore the lack of awareness about skincare and sun protection in younger generations, the importance of understanding the exposome, and the significance of early intervention in skincare. The conversation delves into innovative ingredients in Neutrogena's Collagen Bank products, their clinical efficacy, and the role of glycation in skin aging. The episode emphasizes the democratization of skincare, making effective products accessible to all.

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In this episode of the Science of Skin podcast, Dr. Patti Farris discusses the evolving landscape of skincare for teenagers with experts Dr. Katie Beleznay and Dr. Latanya Benjamin. They explore the increasing awareness and concerns among younger generations regarding skincare, the importance of establishing a basic skincare regimen, and the role of social media in shaping these perceptions. The conversation covers essential topics such as choosing the right cleansers, the significance of moisturizers, sun protection, and the effectiveness of acne patches. The experts emphasize the need for education and guidance for both parents and teens to navigate the world of skincare effectively.

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In our first episode of the "Skincare Through the Ages" series sponsored by Neutrogena, Drs Heather Woolery-Lloyd and Peter Lio guide us through the basics of any regimen, namely cleansers, moisturizers, and sunscreen. 

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Dr Lain interviews Michael Brennan, the scientist responsible for the DEFI and MicroMoisture cleansing advancements. We learn how Dove cleansers have the dual purpose of refreshing the skin while simultaneously nourishing and supporting the barrier.

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Drs Farris and Lain discuss the data supporting Thiamidol for skin lightening from Beiersdorf, the makes of Eucerin.  More than ten years of scientific discovery support this ingredient, found in the Eucerin Radiant Tone line of products.

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In this episode of Skincare Confidential, Dr. Ted Lain interviews Dr. Lindsay Ackerman, a board certified dermatologist and creator of the "SKINTELLAGENT" series. They discuss the importance of highlighting the medical aspects of dermatology, the emotional challenges of treating complex cases, and the need for future dermatologists to engage in inpatient care. Dr. Ackerman shares her passion for patient stories and the impact of her work on the next generation of healthcare providers. The conversation emphasizes the significance of understanding skin as a window into overall health and the responsibility of dermatologists to advocate for their patients.

Takeaways

Dr. Ackerman's SKINTELLAGENT series aims to highlight the medical aspects of dermatology.
The emotional toll of treating complex cases is significant for dermatologists.
Patient stories are crucial for understanding the impact of dermatological diseases.
There is a need for more dermatologists to engage in inpatient care.
The visibility of rare and stigmatized diseases is essential in dermatology.
Dr. Ackerman emphasizes the importance of collaboration among healthcare providers.
The next generation of dermatologists should be compelled to treat sicker patients.
The role of dermatology in the healthcare system needs to be better understood by payers and legislators.
Dr. Ackerman's work is driven by a sense of duty to serve vulnerable patients.
The SKINTELLAGENT series is a platform for educating both patients and healthcare providers.

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In this episode of Skincare Confidential, Dr. Ted Lain interviews Beth Corson, CEO of RegenX Science, about the innovative skincare solutions inspired by the regenerative abilities of the axolotl. They discuss the journey of creating a cruelty-free skincare line, the science behind Uredel collagen, and the importance of fundraising and investor relationships in the skincare industry. Beth shares insights on the future of skincare and the need to address common skin issues faced by many individuals.

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In this episode of Skincare Confidential, Dr. Patti Farris and Dr. Doris Day delve into the multifaceted topic of menopause, discussing its significance, the medical community's approach, and the various symptoms associated with perimenopause. They explore skincare adjustments necessary during this transition, the role of nutraceuticals and supplements in promoting longevity, and address the common issue of hair loss in menopausal women. The conversation emphasizes the importance of hormone therapy and the need for a holistic approach to managing menopause.

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Takeaways

Menopause is finally gaining the attention it deserves.
All medical professionals should be knowledgeable about menopause.
Perimenopause symptoms can be subtle but impactful.
Skincare routines should adapt during menopause.
Sun protection becomes increasingly important as skin ages.
Nutraceuticals can play a significant role in health during menopause.
Exercise and diet are crucial for managing menopausal symptoms.
Hormone therapy can provide quick relief from symptoms.
Hair loss can be managed with the right hormone balance.
A holistic approach to menopause includes skincare, supplements, and lifestyle changes.

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In this episode of Skincare Confidential, Dr. Ted Lain and Dr. Patti Farris discuss the latest trends in skincare, including the resurgence of tanning, the importance of sun protection, and the rise of at-home treatments. They delve into the science behind retinoids, the myths surrounding vitamin D and hydration, and the growing trend of prejuvenation among younger generations. The conversation also touches on the future of skincare ingredients, including exosomes and regenerative treatments, as well as the upcoming Science of Skin Summit.

Takeaways

Tanning is being normalized again, raising concerns about skin cancer.
Ultraviolet light is a known carcinogen and should be avoided.
Protective clothing is a preferred method for sun protection.
Red light therapy shows promise for collagen production and inflammation reduction.
The glass skin trend emphasizes super moisturization, but may lead to acne.
The sandwich technique for retinoids may compromise efficacy if not applied correctly.
Sunscreen use does not significantly lower vitamin D levels.
Hydration from drinking water does not directly affect skin hydration.
Prejuvenation is becoming popular among younger generations.
Exosomes and regenerative ingredients are the future of skincare.

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In this episode of Skincare Confidential, Dr. Patti Farris and Dr. Merrick Elias discuss the critical issue of human trafficking, particularly in the context of dermatology and medical practice. They explore the various types of trafficking, the prevalence of victims in medical settings, and the signs that healthcare professionals should be aware of. The conversation emphasizes the importance of raising awareness, identifying victims, and implementing intervention strategies, as well as providing resources for those in need. The episode concludes with practical takeaways for medical professionals to help combat this pressing issue.

Takeaways

Human trafficking is a prevalent issue that often goes unnoticed in medical settings.
Victims of trafficking frequently visit healthcare providers, yet many go unrecognized.
There are various forms of trafficking, including labor and sex trafficking.
Healthcare professionals should be trained to identify signs of trafficking in patients.
Tattoos can be indicators of trafficking, often displaying possessive symbols.
Social media poses significant risks for young people, increasing vulnerability to trafficking.
Asking the right questions can help identify potential victims in medical settings.
Resources like the National Human Trafficking Hotline are essential for assistance.
Medical professionals should create a safe environment for victims to disclose their situations.
Awareness and education are key in preventing and addressing human trafficking.

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