Dermatology’s growing focus on skin longevity demands clear definitions, validated outcomes, and rigorous evidence beyond anti-aging claims.
|Articles|November 23, 2020
Skin Elimination Diet
Author(s)Katie Hobbins
This week, consumer magazines highlight the skin elimination diet, a new search tool to find culturally competent derms, and more.
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This week in consumer magazines, Glamour explains the TikTok influence on “basic” skincare brands, Harper’s Bazaar highlights the benefits of LED face masks, the New York Times talks simplifying skincare routines, and Allure details Korea’s most popular injectables for “glass skin” and a new search tool to close the gap in racial disparity between patient and dermatologist.
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