Consumer Corner: Dermatology in the Media

Find out what your patients are seeing and reading about dermatology in the media. Your patients who are seeking answers to dermatology questions and information related to aesthetic treatments may be turning to the mainstream media for information and guidance. By monitoring dermatology in the media, you can be prepared to address the “answers” that they are finding, and be sure you’re available to fill them in on the facts. From MSNBC and CNN to Glamour and Cosmopolitan, we’ll let you know what your patients are learning about indoor tanning, treatments for their rosacea or acne or other dermatologic disorders, as well as aesthetic treatments, such as dermal fillers. By understanding what your patients are reading about dermatology in the media, you’ll be better equipped to treat them and help them follow safe, well-informed, and healthful skin care regimens. Myths and misconceptions abound in pop culture, stay in touch with the portrayal of dermatology in the media to ensure your patients are in the know.
 

Skin Cancer on the Rise Among Young Women: 7 Ways to Prevent It
Self.com

13 Surprising Clues to Skin Cancer Risk
MSN Health

7 Ways to Get (Your Skin) Glowing
Real Simple


New melanoma treatment -- a turning point against cancer?
MSNBC


When Your Skin-Care Products Expire
Allure 

What's Your Nail-Salon IQ?
Good Housekeeping

Get Rid of Dry Skin for Good
Women's Health

 
New Year, New You: Clock-Stopping Beauty Secrets to Fight Aging and Feel Beautiful
ABC News

7 Ways You're Aging Your Skin
Health.com
 
5 mistakes that ruin your skin
TODAY

 
Get the Facts About Common Cosmetic Procedures
HealthyWomen.org

Keep it simple when it comes to skin care 
USA Today
 
Loyola medical aesthetician reports on the beauty benefits of oils
Loyola Medicine

 
Fillers en vogue for hands, temples, earlobes
San Francisco Chronicle

'Do-It-Yourself Botox' kits
NBC Miami

Sunless tanning safer but can have a dark side

Los Angeles Times
 
Is Bee Venom Nature's Botox?
Allure

UPF clothes may work better than sunscreen
Today

 

 
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