What could possibly botox injections and sexual pleasure have in common? Curiously, scientists have found a link! Unfortunately, this means bad news for women.
Sensitive skin has become one of the most common concerns in dermatology and skincare. In my years of practice, I’ve witnessed a dramatic rise in people reporting skin sensitivity — so much so that today, we’re facing what can only be described as a sensitive skin pandemic.
When we think about skin health, we often focus on hydration, sun protection, and anti-ageing ingredients. But there’s a hidden world on our skin that’s just as vital: the skin microbiome. This microscopic ecosystem is one of the most exciting frontiers in skincare science today, and understanding it can transform your approach to beauty and wellness.
Does one actually need a skin care routine? And what should it be like? How to create a routine for skin health and when to change it? Let's break it down.
Acne is one of the most common skin concerns, affecting about 90% of people at some point in their lives. While many associate acne with teenagers, our understanding of this condition has evolved significantly over the past 10 to 15 years. Today, acne can affect people of all ages and skin types, often becoming chronic and more complex than previously thought.
Is moisturiser really necessary in your skin care routine? And if so, why is it important and what does it actually do? Dr Tiina Meder makes a case for moisturisers: great products if chosen right and used correctly and if you have realistic expectations.
