TheList.com Green tea oil has been found to be helpful for clearing up acne. You could buy an over-the-counter acne product that already has the extract in it. “Green tea extract lotion has been shown to reduce acne,” says Arielle N.B. Kauvar, MD Director, New York Laser & Skin Care.
Read MoreTheFashionSpot.com Dr. Arielle Kauvar, a board-certified dermatologist and founding director of New York Laser & Skin Care, explains that because of this, light therapy can also help with certain pimples and painful cysts,” the dermatologist adds, “Home-use red and blue lights, alone or in combination with other OTC prescription treatments, are often helpful for mild cases of acne, but not enough for more severe cases.”
Read MoreWomenshealthmag.com Dr. Kauvar weighs in with womenshealthmag.com on “7 Ways Dermatologists Protect Their Skin Without Totally Avoiding The Sun.” The derms we spoke to who spend quality time on the road insist on adding UVA-protection films to their car windows (since the law varies by state on how dark you can tint your windows, check drivinglaws.aaa.com). “I have the Llumar Air 80 ceramic window tints, which also reduce heat buildup in the […]
Read MoreToday.com Dr. Kauvar discusses her preferred anti-aging products with Today.com on “18 anti-aging products dermatologists actually use themselves.” “Sunscreen is the most important anti-aging product because the sun is responsible for 90 percent of skin aging. This is my favorite face sunscreen because it doesn’t irritate even the most sensitive skin — we even use it on patients after laser procedures. It’s water-resistant and adds a light tint to your skin, […]
Read MoreBravoTV.com Dr. Kauvar weighs in with BravoTV.com on weighs in on the differences between men and women skin types. “The skin of men and women has a different makeup, and well-formulated products address these differences,” says dermatologist Arielle N.B. Kauvar, director at New York Laser & Skin Care and a clinical professor of dermatology at New York University School of Medicine. . “Men have higher amounts of the male hormone testosterone, which creates more […]
Read MoreBagSnob.com Winter weather can wreak havoc on the skin for a number of reasons. “Skin loses water and becomes dry due to low humidity levels in the cold air and from dry heaters indoors,” says Arielle N.B. Kauvar, MD Director, New York Laser & Skin Care. “Wind strips the skin of its lipids (oils) and damages the surface barrier that protects us from the environment.” She adds that, on top of […]
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