helping teens look and feel their best
Here’s the deal: your skin has tiny holes called pores that can become blocked by oil, bacteria, dead skin cells, and dirt. When your pores (they are actually hair follicles) become congested with dead skin cells and oil, you get all types of breakouts. You will see blackheads which are open plugged pores, whiteheads which are …
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Dermatologists practicing during the challenging pandemic have noted more phone calls from concerned parents about skin rashes showing up around the mouths of children who are wearing masks regularly. As the school year progresses, it is very likely that mask wearing for longer time periods will be required of our children, so these complaints about …
One definite reason for this can be encapsulated by one word – puberty. This is a time when changes in a skin care regimen are typically required. For younger children, Pediatric Dermatologists usually recommend mild, non-detergent cleansers along with cream or ointment based, fragrance free moisturizers after bathing – especially for those with sensitive skin. …
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