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Study Confirms Essential Connection Between Gut Health and Skin Conditions

The two-year observational study by the Hairline International Hair & Skin Research & Treatment Center confirmed the strong link between gut health and common skin conditions such as acne, atopic dermatitis, eczema and psoriasis.

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Studies Suggest Severe Acne Can Cause Stigmatizing Stereotypes & Defeatist Perceptions

According to surveys from Sun Pharma and JAMA Dermatology, acne still causes judgment from others that can result in stigmatized stereotypes and a defeatist attitude from those struggling with acne.

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[FDA Updates] First FDA-Approved Triple-Combination Gel for Acne & New Requirements for Isotretinoin iPLEDGE Program

Check out these new updates from the FDA, including the FDA approval of IDP-126 for acne vulgaris and required changes to the iPLEDGE program managing the risk of isotretinoin’s teratogenicity and minimizing fetal exposure.

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Global Anti-Acne Cosmetics Market Projected to Reach $8 Billion by 2030

The global anti-scne cosmetics market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 9.3% during the forecast period, according to market data from Straits Research.

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How Vitamin C is Used in Skin Care

Vitamin C offers a variety of skin health benefits and can potentially combine with a multitude of other powerhouse ingredients to enhance its effects.

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Top 10 End-of-Year Beauty Trends on TikTok

An analysis by Lilac St. beauty experts of TikTok hashtags found that current trends reach across a variety of beauty segments, with skin cycling, hair bowl method and forehead reduction making up the top three.

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The Evolution Of Chemical Peels

Candace Noonan, director of education at DermaConcepts, goes deep into the exciting world of chemical peels, exploring the latest cutting-edge techniques and formulations that are revolutionizing skin care treatments.

By energizing mitochondria and promoting DNA repair, RejuveNAD is able to make the skin appear eight years younger within 42 days, per clinical studies cited by Mibelle Biochemistry.

Mibelle Biochemistry's RejuveNAD Boosts the Skin's 'Longevity Molecule'

By boosting the "longevity molecule," NAD+, RejuveNAD is able to to optimize cellular processes to simultaneously address "at least" five of the 12 hallmarks of aging.

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American Academy of Dermatology Updates Guidelines for Management of Adults with Atopic Dermatitis

The new AAD Guidelines strongly recommended the use of dupilumab, tralokinumab, baricitinib, abrocitinib and upadacitinib and conditionally recommended phototherapy, cyclosporine, methotrexate, azathioprine and mycophenolate.

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Colorado Ranks First Among States Interested in Wrinkle Remedies

Research from Misumi Skincare used each state's average monthly Google search volume for antiaging skin care and scaled this against each state's population to reveal the interest of each state in treating their wrinkles.

New research points to a signaling pathway that could explain many cases of itchiness on skin.

Did Researchers Just Solve Itchiness?

According to the authors, V8 stimulates PAR1, or "proteinase-activated receptor 1," causing spontaneous itching and resulting itch-related skin damage.

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7 Beauty & Wellness Trends to Look For in 2024

Yelp's 2024 Beauty and Lifestyle Trends report predicts the top beauty trends of 2024 to focus on active lifestyles, retro stylings and various self-care strategies.

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SYLKE Wound Closure Prototype Outperforms the Standards of Care in Head-to-Head Study

The study published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal found that the SYLKE prototype outperformed Dermabond Prineo across all analyzed measures, significantly reducing the incidence of medical adhesive-related skin injuries.

Metal nanoparticles such as gold have drawn attention in nanomedicine due to their low chemical reactivity and excellent biocompatibility.

Research Finds Gold Nanorods Block IR-A and Could Protect Against Thermal Aging

A study from researchers at the University of Suwon and Kumoh National Institute of Technology, both in the Republic of Korea, has uncovered the ability of gold nanorods to block IR-A. Findings suggest they could serve as actives to prevent thermal aging.

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Turn Biotechnologies Reveals Positive Progress of TRN-001 Skin Cell Rejuvenation Therapy

Turn Biotechnologies met with the FDA to determine a path forward for the company's TRN-001 therapy, reporting positive progress and alignment with the FDA on the company's approach to development.

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Study Finds New York is the State Most Interested in Beauty & Skin Care

Ethos Aesthetics and Wellness analyzed an extensive list of beauty and skin care-related terms on Google Keyword Planner to find out how frequently each state has been searching for beauty and skin care-related terms during the last year.

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How Probiotics are Advancing Skin Health Science

Recognition of the skin microbiome’s importance in skin health has led to the innovation of new products that utilize probiotics to combat signs of aging.

[VIDEO] Inside the Interview: Dr. Carl Thornfeldt

Check out this inside peak at my conversation with Dr. Carl Thornfeldt, founder of Episciences, Inc., for MedEsthetics' October profile.

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