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Hypochlorous Acid Sprays: The Viral Skincare Staple Dermatologists Actually Rate

Hypochlorous Acid Sprays: The Viral Skincare Staple Dermatologists Actually Rate

Most viral skincare trends fade quickly once the novelty wears off, but hypochlorous acid spray has stuck around for a genuine reason: it does...
Scalp SPF Is the Sun Care Step Almost Everyone Forgets

Scalp SPF Is the Sun Care Step Almost Everyone Forgets

Sun protection has become second nature for most faces, yet the scalp — often more directly exposed to overhead sun than almost anywhere else...
PDRN Skincare: Why Polynucleotide Serums Are Beauty's Biggest Clinic-to-Cabinet Crossover

PDRN Skincare: Why Polynucleotide Serums Are Beauty’s Biggest Clinic-to-Cabinet Crossover

It's rare for a genuinely clinical ingredient to cross over into mainstream skincare shelves with this much speed. Polydeoxyribonucleotide, or PDRN, has done exactly...
The 'No-Filler Filler' Look: Why Natural-Result Injectables Are Having a Moment

The ‘No-Filler Filler’ Look: Why Natural-Result Injectables Are Having a Moment

For a while, filler results that were obvious from across a room were almost the point. That's shifted decisively. The most requested outcome in...
The Science of 'September Skin': Why Your Complexion Changes When the Seasons Turn

The Science of ‘September Skin’: Why Your Complexion Changes When the Seasons Turn

Ask most people and they'll tell you their skin simply 'feels different' once September arrives, and they're not imagining it. Humidity drops, indoor heating...
Bank Holiday Skin SOS: Repairing a Long Weekend of Sun, Salt, and Late Nights

Bank Holiday Skin SOS: Repairing a Long Weekend of Sun, Salt, and Late Nights

The August bank holiday weekend has a fairly predictable effect on skin: more sun than planned, salt water or chlorine drying things out, later...
AI in Aesthetic Medicine: How Faster Clinical Trials Are Changing What Reaches Clinics

AI in Aesthetic Medicine: How Faster Clinical Trials Are Changing What Reaches Clinics

Aesthetic medicine has traditionally moved slower than consumer skincare when it comes to bringing new treatments to market, largely because genuine clinical evidence takes...
Soft Tissue Fillers and the Science of Non-Surgical Facial Lifting

Soft Tissue Fillers and the Science of Non-Surgical Facial Lifting

The word 'filler' suggests adding volume, but a considerable amount of non-surgical facial rejuvenation actually works through lifting — using strategic placement of soft...
PDRN Masks: The Post-Procedure Skincare Step Clinics Are Adding After Injectables

PDRN Masks: The Post-Procedure Skincare Step Clinics Are Adding After Injectables

A growing number of clinics now send patients home with a polynucleotide sheet mask immediately after an injectable appointment, or recommend one for the...
Facial Erythema Explained: Why Some Redness Isn't Rosacea At All

Facial Erythema Explained: Why Some Redness Isn’t Rosacea At All

Persistent facial redness gets attributed to rosacea more often than the diagnosis is actually correct, and the distinction matters considerably because different causes of...