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Dr. Jonathan Kentley explains how to identify your skin type and tailor your skincare routine. Read more
In this blog post, Professor Viktoria Eleftheriadou provides insights into Vitiligo. This is a chronic skin condition, which affects about one percent of the population and causes pale patches on the skin. Read more
Dr. Claudia DeGiovanni warns against menowashing: unproven, overpriced menopause products. Read more
Amidst social media's skincare frenzy, this blog advises caution against influencer advice, urging fact-checking and consulting reliable sources for evidence-based skincare guidance. Read more
Dr Claudia DeGiovanni, Consultant Dermatologist, shares insights about navigating melasma for women of colour. Read more
Get ready for your first dermatology appointment with practical advice from two dermatology nurses. Read more
What is teledermatology? Dr James Denny breaks down everything you need to know. Read more
Professor John Lear discusses the top reasons to see a dermatologist. Read more
Ioannis Goutos, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, explores the evidence behind some commonly used non-invasive scar management options, which are available in gel, cream or ointment form. Read more
Dr Chris Phillips explains what he and his supervisor, Dr Tess McPherson, hope to achieve by studying the psychological impact of Stevens Johnson Syndrome and Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis in children. Read more
Scar management is a specialist field, which embraces a number of invasive and non-invasive treatment options. Ioannis Goutos, Consultant Plastic Surgeon, explores products for hypertrophic and keloid scars. Read more
Will Ed's experience walking 572 miles across the UK to fundraise for the BSF inspire you to take on your own challenge? Read more