Skinside Out

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Welcome to Skinside Out, where science meets beauty, the ultimate dermatology podcast! Dive deep into the fascinating world of skin health with expert insights, evidence-based discussions, and myth-busting truths. Each episode explores the medical, cosmetic, and surgical aspects of dermatology, while keeping you informed about trending skincare topics. Whether you’re a skincare enthusiast, medical professional, or just curious about how to achieve your best skin, Skinside Out is your go-to resource for staying informed and inspired.

  1. 2d ago

    Skincare by the Decades: 40s and 50s

    In this episode of Skinside Out, Dr. Zain Husain, Heather, and Courtney continue their Dermatology Through the Decades series by exploring how perimenopause, menopause, hormonal changes, and aging affect the skin—and what you can do to keep your skin healthy and vibrant.  The team discusses collagen loss, thinning skin, rosacea, hormonal acne, hair thinning, dryness, pigmentation, enlarged pores, neck aging, and how declining estrogen impacts skin health. They also explain evidence-based skincare routines, hormone replacement therapy, topical estradiol, retinoids, chemical peels, microneedling, lasers, facials, growth factors, and lifestyle changes that can help you age confidently. Whether you're entering perimenopause, already in menopause, or simply noticing your skin changing after 40, this episode offers dermatologist-backed guidance to help you understand—and proactively care for—your skin. Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome back to Dermatology Through the Decades: Your 40s & 50s 00:55 – Why skin changes accelerate during midlife 01:15 – Collagen loss, elastin decline, and slower skin repair 02:00 – Photoaging, brown spots, wrinkles, and skin cancer risk 02:35 – Perimenopause, menopause, and hormonal skin changes 03:00 – Dry skin, sensitivity, adult acne, and rosacea 03:45 – Facial volume loss, temples, and changes in facial structure 04:30 – Midlife skin changes in men 05:00 – Hair thinning, testosterone, and aging skin 05:30 – The most common concerns patients bring to dermatologists 06:45 – Hormonal acne, facial hair, and androgen changes 07:20 – Building an evidence-based skincare routine 08:15 – Retinoids, vitamin C, moisturizers, and sunscreen 09:00 – Chemical peels, peptides, exosomes, and growth factors 09:45 – Estradiol creams and restoring skin hydration 10:45 – ReJuve, collagen stimulation, and newer therapies 11:30 – Why sunscreen becomes even more important after 40 12:00 – Hydration facials and restoring the skin barrier 12:40 – Microneedling, RF microneedling, CO₂ lasers, and resurfacing 13:30 – Hormone replacement therapy: benefits and risks 15:00 – Testosterone therapy and steroid-induced acne 16:00 – Lifestyle habits that improve skin health 17:00 – Why your 40s can be the most stressful decade 18:00 – Annual skin cancer screenings and self-exams 20:00 – Final takeaways: prevention is easier than correction

  2. Jul 20

    Skincare by the Decades: Your 30s Skin Survival Guide

    In this episode of Skinside Out, Dr. Zain Husain, Heather, and Courtney continue their Dermatology Through the Decades series by exploring one of the most important turning points in skin health—your 30s.  For many people, this is the decade when fine lines, collagen loss, pigmentation, adult acne, and early volume changes become noticeable. The good news? It's also the ideal time to prevent many of the signs of aging before they become much harder—and more expensive—to treat. The team discusses collagen production, retinoids, vitamin C, sunscreen, Botox, fillers, Sculptra, microneedling, IPL, chemical peels, hormonal acne, GLP-1-related facial volume loss, and simple lifestyle changes that can help you maintain healthier skin for decades to come. Whether you're just entering your 30s or already there, this episode provides practical, dermatologist-backed advice on building a skincare routine that works today while protecting your skin for the future. 00:00 – Welcome back to Dermatology Through the Decades 01:00 – Why your 30s are a turning point for your skin 02:00 – Understanding collagen and elastin loss 03:00 – Retinoids, vitamin C, and stimulating collagen 04:00 – Why skin becomes drier and more sensitive 05:00 – Sun damage, hormones, and lifestyle changes 06:00 – Adult hormonal acne in your 30s 07:00 – Fine lines, forehead wrinkles, and crow's feet 08:00 – Preventative Botox®: when should you start? 10:00 – Treating nasolabial folds and facial volume loss 12:00 – Temples, cheeks, and why your face changes shape 13:00 – Sculptra® and collagen biostimulators 14:00 – Hyperpigmentation, melasma, and brown spots 16:00 – IPL, lasers, and treating sun damage 17:00 – Chemical peels: myths vs. reality 21:00 – Hormonal acne treatments and spironolactone 23:00 – Texture changes and enlarged pores 24:00 – Building the ideal skincare routine for your 30s 25:00 – Why retinoids remain the gold standard 26:00 – Microneedling and collagen banking 27:00 – GLP-1 medications and facial aging 28:00 – IPL, Tone & Clear, and preventative laser treatments 29:00 – Lifestyle habits that influence skin aging 30:00 – Sleep, stress, hydration, and nutrition 33:00 – The biggest skincare mistakes people make in their 30s 35:00 – Don't neglect your neck, chest, and hands 36:00 – Why prevention is easier than correction 37:00 – Final thoughts and preview of the 40s

  3. Jul 13

    Through the Decades: Building Healthy Skin in Your 20s

    Your 20s are one of the most important decades for your skin. While many people are still dealing with acne and oily skin from their teenage years, this is also the decade when early signs of aging, sun damage, and changes in skin texture begin to appear. In this episode of Skinside Out, the team explores how your skin changes throughout your 20s, why prevention is so important, and which skincare habits can set you up for healthier skin in the decades ahead. They discuss adult acne, hyperpigmentation, fine lines, sunscreen, retinoids, lifestyle factors, and the cosmetic treatments that can help maintain healthy, youthful-looking skin. Whether you're in your early 20s, approaching 30, or helping someone navigate their skincare journey, this episode provides practical, dermatologist-approved advice for building a strong foundation for lifelong skin health. Learn more about Noor Dermatology:https://www.noorderm.com/ 00:00 – Introduction: Skin in your 20s 00:40 – Why your 20s are a major transition decade 01:15 – How your skincare habits now affect future aging 02:15 – The first signs of aging people notice in their 20s 03:00 – Collagen, elastin, and changing skin biology 03:35 – Why oil production starts to change 04:15 – Social media, skin comparisons, and unrealistic expectations 05:10 – Why prevention becomes so important in your 20s 06:00 – Understanding adult acne 06:45 – How hormonal acne differs from teenage acne 07:20 – Lifestyle factors that contribute to breakouts 08:15 – Stress, sleep, and their impact on skin health 09:00 – Why over-exfoliating can make acne worse 09:45 – The importance of protecting your skin barrier 10:20 – Treating post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH) 11:00 – Why controlling acne is the first step to treating dark spots 11:45 – Chemical peels, brightening treatments, and acne management 12:30 – Why picking at acne causes lasting damage 13:20 – Fine lines, wrinkles, and early signs of aging 14:15 – When people start noticing changes in skin texture 15:00 – The rise of preventative Botox and Baby Botox 16:00 – Common misconceptions about Botox 17:00 – Botox, TMJ relief, and additional benefits 18:10 – The skincare ingredients everyone should consider in their 20s 18:45 – Why retinoids remain a gold-standard treatment 19:20 – Vitamin C, moisturizers, and building a routine 20:00 – Why sunscreen is the most important anti-aging product 20:45 – Sleep, stress, alcohol, vaping, and skin health 22:00 – How diet influences acne and inflammation 24:30 – Popular cosmetic procedures for patients in their 20s 25:00 – Microneedling for prevention and skin rejuvenation 25:45 – Chemical peels and laser treatments 26:15 – Laser Genesis and Tone & Clear treatments explained 27:20 – Creating a personalized treatment plan 28:00 – Why skin checks should start in your 20s 28:45 – Melanoma, atypical moles, and early detection 29:10 – Final advice for protecting your skin and aging gracefully 29:45 – Closing thoughts

  4. Jul 6

    Skincare by the Decades: From Playground to Prom

    In this episode of Skinside Out, Dr. Zain Husain, Heather, and Courtney continue their Dermatology Through the Decades series by tackling one of the most challenging stages of skin health: the teenage years.  From acne and oily skin to dandruff, excessive sweating, sports-related skin conditions, sunburns, and social media skincare trends, the team explores the physical and emotional changes that impact teenagers during puberty. The conversation dives into why acne can have such a profound effect on confidence, the importance of early treatment to prevent scarring, and how parents can support teens navigating skin concerns during these formative years. The hosts also discuss tanning beds, hyperhidrosis, hair loss, athlete's skin infections, and why social media isn't always the best source for skincare advice.  Whether you're a parent, teenager, coach, or simply looking to better understand adolescent skin health, this episode offers practical, evidence-based advice for navigating the teenage years with confidence. 00:00 – Welcome back to Dermatology Through the Decades01:00 – Puberty, hormones, and teenage skin changes02:00 – Why acne dominates the teenage years03:00 – The emotional impact of acne and self-confidence04:00 – Why acne shouldn't be dismissed as "just a phase"05:00 – Severe acne, scarring, and Accutane conversations06:00 – Sports, sweat, and acne mechanica07:00 – Hygiene habits and teenage skincare challenges08:00 – Building healthy skincare habits early09:00 – Simple skincare routines that actually work10:00 – Social media, influencers, and skincare misinformation11:00 – Keratosis pilaris (KP) and rough, bumpy skin12:00 – Sunburns and tanning culture among teens13:00 – The dangers of tanning beds14:00 – Melanoma and skin cancer in younger patients15:00 – Dandruff, scalp health, and oily skin15:30 – Hair loss in teenagers and early intervention16:00 – Hyperhidrosis: excessive sweating and treatment options16:30 – Common teen skin conditions beyond acne17:00 – Final advice for teens and parents

  5. Jun 29

    Skincare by the Decades: First Decade

    In this episode of Skinside Out, Dr. Zain Husain, Heather, and Courtney kick off a new series: Dermatology Through the Decades. The team starts with the first decade of life, discussing the most common skin conditions seen in babies, toddlers, preschoolers, and school-aged children.  From cradle cap and baby acne to eczema, birthmarks, warts, molluscum, and sun protection, this episode helps parents understand what's normal, what's treatable, and when it's time to see a dermatologist. The discussion also covers common misconceptions about "natural" skincare products, how to build a healthy skin barrier, the truth about sunscreen in infants, and practical advice for keeping children's skin healthy as they grow.  Whether you're a new parent, grandparent, caregiver, or simply curious about pediatric dermatology, this episode provides expert guidance on navigating some of the most common skin concerns during childhood. 00:00 – Introducing Dermatology Through the Decades01:00 – Common newborn skin concerns parents encounter02:00 – Dry skin, peeling skin, and newborn eczema03:00 – Building and protecting the skin barrier04:00 – Ceramides, moisturizers, and infant skincare basics05:00 – Natural products vs. evidence-based skincare07:00 – Cradle cap: causes and treatment options09:00 – Understanding milia and heat rash (miliaria)11:00 – Baby acne and the role of maternal hormones12:00 – Common birthmarks and café-au-lait spots14:00 – Port wine stains and when they matter17:00 – Infantile hemangiomas and modern treatment options19:00 – Best skincare practices for infants20:00 – Sun protection and sunscreen recommendations for babies21:00 – Preschool years: warts, molluscum, and eczema23:00 – When should warts and molluscum be treated?25:00 – Impetigo and common childhood infections26:00 – Severe eczema and newer treatment options27:00 – Insect bites, tick bites, and Lyme disease concerns30:00 – Cuts, scrapes, and proper wound care31:00 – School-age children and contact dermatitis33:00 – Poison ivy, poison oak, and outdoor skin hazards34:00 – Teaching children lifelong sun protection habits35:00 – When it's time to see a dermatologist37:00 – Closing thoughts and preview of the teenage years

  6. Jun 22

    Advanced Skin Cancer: What Happens After Diagnosis?

    What happens when a skin cancer diagnosis goes beyond the dermatologist's office? In this episode of Skinside Out, Dr. Zain Husain is joined by two leading medical oncologists to discuss advanced squamous cell carcinoma, melanoma, immunotherapy, clinical trials, and the future of cancer treatment. The conversation explores how dermatologists, surgeons, radiation oncologists, and medical oncologists work together to create personalized treatment plans for patients with complex skin cancers. The team explains how melanoma spreads, the role of sentinel lymph node biopsies, why immunotherapy has transformed cancer care, and the promising new therapies being developed through clinical research. They also share their perspectives on the future of cancer treatment and whether cancer may someday become a manageable chronic disease rather than a terminal diagnosis. Whether you're a patient, caregiver, healthcare professional, or simply interested in the latest advances in cancer care, this episode provides an informative look at the rapidly evolving world of oncology. Learn more about Noor Dermatology:https://www.noorderm.com/ Timestamps 00:00 – Introduction and guest introductions 00:40 – Meet the medical oncologists and their backgrounds 02:00 – How dermatologists and oncologists work together 03:00 – When skin cancer requires advanced treatment 04:00 – The multidisciplinary approach to skin cancer care 06:00 – How treatment decisions are made for complex cases 08:00 – Understanding advanced squamous cell carcinoma 09:00 – Features that make squamous cell carcinoma high-risk 10:00 – Tumor size, location, and recurrence risk 11:00 – Pathology findings that influence treatment 12:00 – Risk classification systems for squamous cell carcinoma 14:00 – Treatment options for advanced squamous cell cancer 15:00 – How immunotherapy works 16:00 – Why immunotherapy changed cancer treatment forever 17:00 – Organ transplant patients and skin cancer risk 18:00 – Jimmy Carter, melanoma, and the impact of immunotherapy 19:00 – Neoadjuvant immunotherapy and treatment before surgery 20:00 – Why timing matters in melanoma treatment 20:30 – Key pathology findings in melanoma 22:00 – Melanoma staging and depth of invasion 22:30 – What is a sentinel lymph node biopsy? 24:00 – How melanoma spreads through the lymphatic system 25:00 – Why sentinel lymph node biopsies matter 26:00 – Benefits and limitations of lymph node evaluation 27:00 – Comparing melanoma and squamous cell treatment approaches 29:00 – The future of skin cancer therapies 30:00 – EGFR inhibitors and emerging treatments 31:00 – Injectable immunotherapy and localized treatments 32:00 – Melanoma vaccines and personalized cancer treatment 33:00 – New clinical trial results and cancer research 34:00 – Current clinical trials at Duke 35:00 – New approaches to immune therapy 36:00 – Genomic sequencing and targeted therapies 37:00 – BRAF mutations and precision medicine 38:00 – Gene expression profiling and cancer risk assessment 39:00 – Will we cure cancer in our lifetime? 40:00 – Recent breakthroughs in pancreatic cancer research 41:00 – Why cancer is actually hundreds of diseases 42:00 – Cancer as an evolving biological opponent 43:00 – The future of cancer as a chronic disease 44:00 – Hope, innovation, and improving quality of life 45:00 – Final thoughts and closing remarks

  7. Jun 15

    The Fitzpatrick Scale Explained: What Dermatologists Want You to Know

    The Fitzpatrick Skin Type Scale has been a cornerstone of dermatology for decades, but how much does it really tell us about your skin? In this episode of Skinside Out, the team breaks down the six Fitzpatrick skin types, explains the difference between tanning and burning, and discusses why skin type is about much more than skin color alone. They explore how dermatologists use the scale to assess sun sensitivity, skin cancer risk, and laser treatment safety, while also examining its limitations in today's increasingly diverse population. You'll learn why ethnicity, genetics, and individual skin behavior matter, how misconceptions about tanning can affect skin health, and why newer classification systems may provide a more personalized approach to dermatologic care in the future. Whether you're curious about your own skin type, considering laser treatments, or simply want to better understand how your skin responds to sun exposure, this episode offers valuable insights from the experts. Learn more about Noor Dermatology:https://www.noorderm.com/ 00:00 – Introduction to the Fitzpatrick Skin Type Scale 00:35 – What the Fitzpatrick Scale actually measures 01:00 – Why skin tone and skin type are not the same thing 01:45 – Understanding Fitzpatrick Skin Type I 02:20 – Fitzpatrick Skin Type II explained 02:45 – Fitzpatrick Skin Type III explained 03:00 – Fitzpatrick Skin Type IV explained 03:10 – Fitzpatrick Skin Type V explained 03:20 – Fitzpatrick Skin Type VI explained 03:35 – How dermatologists use the scale in clinical practice 04:05 – Why patient history matters more than appearance alone 05:00 – The importance of discussing ethnicity before laser treatments 06:00 – Common misconceptions about tanning and sun exposure 07:20 – Tanning vs. burning: what's actually happening in your skin? 08:10 – How skin type affects sun protection recommendations 08:45 – Limitations of the Fitzpatrick classification system 09:10 – Emerging alternatives and newer skin classification methods 10:00 – How AI may help personalize skin analysis in the future 10:40 – The importance of diverse representation in dermatology research 11:30 – Why skin-of-color education is becoming increasingly important 12:00 – Should dermatology move beyond the Fitzpatrick Scale? 12:45 – The future of personalized skin assessments 13:20 – Why the Fitzpatrick Scale remains useful despite its limitations 14:00 – Final thoughts and key takeaways 14:40 – Closing remarks

  8. Jun 8

    Sephora Shopping Spree Picks from The Professionals

    In this “girls’ edition” episode of Skin Side Out, the hosts share what they’d buy on a Sephora skincare shopping spree, category by category, and explain why—after realizing a full routine under $100 wasn’t realistic. They compare cleanser picks (Mara Aura Cleanse for dry skin and Torriden Dive In Hyaluronic Acid Cleansing Foam), vitamin C serums (Paula’s Choice C15 and Skinfix 15% Vitamin C with THD), moisturizers (Alpine Barrier Repair Cream and First Aid Beauty Hydrating Dewy Gel Cream), sunscreens (tinted Saie Slip Tint, Innisfree Daily UV Mineral, and Isdin Eryfotona Actinica), and retinol options (Alpine Clarifying Retinol Facial Oil and StriVectin Advanced Retinol moisturizer). They also share splurge items (La Mer night cream and YSE glycolic pads), accessories (Slip silk pillowcase and sleep mask), and tips on vitamin C packaging, skin-type differences, and checking ingredients with a provider. 00:00 Sephora Spree Setup 01:02 Cleanser Picks 02:26 Vitamin C Serums 04:18 Moisturizer Favorites 05:53 Sunscreen Picks 09:53 Retinol Choices 12:30 Splurge Items 15:12 Accessories and Sleep 19:01 Wrap Up and Tips

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Welcome to Skinside Out, where science meets beauty, the ultimate dermatology podcast! Dive deep into the fascinating world of skin health with expert insights, evidence-based discussions, and myth-busting truths. Each episode explores the medical, cosmetic, and surgical aspects of dermatology, while keeping you informed about trending skincare topics. Whether you’re a skincare enthusiast, medical professional, or just curious about how to achieve your best skin, Skinside Out is your go-to resource for staying informed and inspired.

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  • Channel
    Podcast Cary
  • Creator
    NOOR Dermatology & Aesthetics
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    63
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    ©2025 NOOR Dermatology & Aesthetics
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    Skinside Out

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