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Beauty is more than skin deep. But having healthy skin, hair and nails is still important. Our dermatologists, allergists and other medical experts offer tips and tricks to reduce acne and signs of aging, protect against skin cancer, address chronic conditions and more.
Pumpkin seed oil supplements may help with hair loss, but they may not be right for everyone
The fluctuation in your hormones can cause the red, itchy welts
Peptides are amino acids that can help fight inflammation, but they can come with a higher price tag than other similarly effective ingredients
The results aren’t great, and the risks — like vision problems — aren’t worth it
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During an annual exam, your provider will check for any moles or spots that have changed in size, color or shape
Dry air, harsh soaps and even some medications can bring on an itch, but in some cases, itchiness can be a sign of an underlying condition
Combat stress and anxiety — common chronic hives triggers — by focusing on sleep, staying active and leaning on others for support
Creatine does cause some side effects, but hair loss probably isn’t one of them
Rarely are the red, itchy welts from chronic hives connected to what you eat
Moisturize often, take oatmeal baths, use Epsom salts and follow a healthy diet to help reduce your symptoms
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