Browsing Articles by category: AntiAging Skincare

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StriVectin-SD ReviewStriVectin-SD Review

Our review of this product finds that no matter how long wrinkles have been plaguing you, Strivectin SD can help restore and restructure the skin, minimizing their appearance.

Treating Sun Spots with Lightening ProductsTreating Sun Spots with Lightening Products

Sun spots are an all-too-common cosmetic concern, and covering them up with makeup rarely works. Fortunately, with the right treatments, sun spots can become a thing of the past, instead of a skin care concern in your future.

Best Alternatives to Botox<sup>®</sup>Best Alternatives to Botox®

Though many love Botox® , it isn’t an option for everyone. Skincare companies understand this and offer some alternatives, but do these anti-aging products really work? Take a look at our product comparisons to find out.

3 Things You Should Know about Sun Damage3 Things You Should Know about Sun Damage

How can you undo the visible signs of sun damage? Or protect your skin after a sunburn? These three skincare fast facts provide insight on protection and treatment.

Antioxidants: Power Plants of Youthful SkinAntioxidants: Power Plants of Youthful Skin

Discover the array of antioxidants and their benefits in today's skincare and how you can add these products to your beauty bag.

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FAQs

Q: Is it a waste of money to use my facial products on my neck?

A: Not at all! Given that the neck and chest are some of the most viewed areas of your body, they can easily give away your age. So, it only makes sense to treat them as you would your face — with high-quality, effective products.

Q: What should I use in conjunction with StriVectin SD?

A: While it’s best to consult a dermatologist, most anti-aging treatments work well in conjunction with a moisturizer and sunscreen to ensure that your skin stays hydrated and protected.

Q: Are sun spots the only hyperpigmentation problem?

A: Actually, the term "hyperpigmentation" also includes melasma/chloasma and freckles. Melasma and chloasma typically occur because of a hormonal imbalance caused by pregnancy or oral contraceptives, for example.

Q: I’ve seen “mix and use” products where I can mix concentrations of vitamin C into a base cream and apply it to my face. Is this safe?

A: While Dr. Murad finds these products effective for physicians or estheticians to use—because of the high concentration of vitamin C—he doesn’t recommend them for consumer use. Stick to the topical creams and moisturizers already containing vitamin C.




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