Curing Confusion Beauty Unknowns

In this episode, Dr. Marisa Garshick of New York City's MDCS Dermatology spills all the details on acne. Our conversation covers the different types of acne, which acne triggers to avoid, the ingredients and products to solve your acne problems, and the details of a healthy skincare routine. We also discuss tips for which in-office treatments you might consider (think chemical peels, facials, etc.) and chat about when it is time to visit a dermatologist to take your acne treatments to the next level. Listen along for all the acne advice and visit Dr. Garshick's routine at beautyunknowns.com to learn more. 

This episode is your guide to hyperpigmentation. Dr. Cula Dautriche goes back to basics with us to share what hyperpigmentation really is, what causes it, and what solutions there are for this skin condition.  We'll be talking about what ingredients you should look for, the in-office treatments that are worth investing in, and go-to skincare products that are a must in your routine. Visit beautyunknowns.com  for more information. 

Dr. Katie Beleznay is a board-certified dermatologist in Canada and the United States. In this episode, she walks us through the importance of a consistent skincare routine and gives us a thorough overview of injectables: the types currently on the market, who should consider them, safety precautions to research ahead of time, and more. 

Dr. Rhonda Klein is from Westport Connecticut and is a co-founder of a beautiful new boutique-style practice called Modern Dermatology. In this episode, she discusses how to transition your skincare routine for the fall and winter season, as well as some fun holiday gifts you can give to your loved ones to nourish their skin! 

Dr. Kagha is a dermatologist and cosmetic and laser fellow at Harvard/Massachusetts General Hospital. She believes everyone deserves the opportunity to look and feel their best, which encouraged her to pursue expertise in evidence-based aesthetic medicine. She is passionate about redefining beauty standards to be more accepting of all types of beauty. In this episode, she gives us the scoop on how to build a skincare routine by focusing on the active ingredients in each product, rather than their brands. We also go in-depth discussing what hyperpigmentation is, and what ingredients/products you should be using if you have pigmented skin. 

Dr. Nina Hansra has been practicing dermatology for over ten years and has completed her medical training at the University of California, San Francisco, and Stanford University. In this episode, we dive into her belief that the skin is a reflection of one's internal health. Internal health includes emotional, spiritual, mental, and nutritional health, among many things. Listen for tips on how to become more self-aware about the cause of your acne flare-ups, and the importance of managing stress and a well-balanced diet to obtain healthy skin.