Blog Category - Skincare Tips

Jul

Sun Damage Treatment Options: What Actually Works

Most people think about sun damage in terms of prevention, sunscreen, hats, and shade. But a lot of the sun damage that shows up on skin happened years or even decades ago, and no amount of sunscreen now will undo it. The good news is that visible sun damage is treatable, with op...

Jul

Summer Sunscreen FAQ: What New Englanders Need to Know This Season

How strong is the sun really in New England in the summer? Stronger than most people assume. UV intensity peaks between 10am and 4pm from late spring through summer, and New England's long daylight hours mean more total exposure time, even on cooler days. A cool ocean breeze can ...

Jul

Breaking News: The Most Powerful Anti-Aging Product Isn't a Serum

If you've spent any time on social media lately, you've probably been told you need a retinol, a vitamin C serum, a peptide cream, a growth factor serum, a collagen supplement, and approximately 17 other products to keep your skin looking youthful. And while those products absolu...

Jul

Wedding Skincare Timeline: How Providence Brides Can Prepare Their Skin for the Big Day

When Should You Start Preparing Your Skin for Your Wedding? For many couples, wedding planning involves choosing a venue, dress, and photographer — but planning your skincare routine is just as important. Your wedding day is one of the most photographed days of your life, a...

Jul

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The Dermatologist’s Guide to a Year-Round Skincare Routine

The Dermatologist's Guide to Building Your Year‑Round Skincare Routine Whether you’re just starting your skincare journey or looking to refine what you already use, a well-crafted routine can make a world of difference. At APDerm, our dermatologists in Phoenix and Tuc...

Jul

Subtle Skin Changes You Shouldn’t Ignore

Many skin concerns don't start with dramatic symptoms. In fact, some of the most important changes are easy to overlook or dismiss as irritation, dryness, or “just getting older. ” While not every change is cause for concern, paying attention to subtle difference...

Jul

Fall Favorites from our Online Store: Your Seasonal Skincare Reset

Cooler temps, indoor heating, and shifting humidity can all stress your skin barrier. That's why fall is the perfect time to refresh your routine with products that hydrate, protect, and repair. Here are our top picks from our online store to keep your skin healthy, radiant...

Jul

Red Light Therapy: Is It Worth the Hype?

You may have seen glowing red masks all over social media or heard about red light therapy popping up in med spas, gyms, and even home skincare devices. But does it actually work—or is it just another beauty trend basking in the spotlight? Let's break down what red li...

Jul

So I Got a Sunburn… Now What?

We've all been there. You swore you applied sunscreen. Maybe even twice. But somehow, your skin still ended up red, tender, and radiating heat. Whether you fell asleep on the beach, underestimated a cloudy day, or just missed a few spots—you’re burnt. So, what n...

Jul

Understanding Acne: Common Causes and Effective Treatments

Acne is one of the most common skin concerns, affecting people of all ages—not just teenagers. Whether you're experiencing the occasional breakout or dealing with more persistent acne, understanding what’s behind it is the first step toward clearer skin. What Ca...

Jul

Don’t Miss a Spot: Commonly Forgotten Places to Apply Sunscreen

In Honor of Melanoma Awareness Month When it comes to sun protection, most of us remember the basics—face, arms, shoulders. But every dermatologist will tell you: melanoma doesn't discriminate based on where you meant to put sunscreen. In honor of Melanoma Awareness M...

Jul

Reverse the Rays: Cosmetic Treatments That Target Sun Damage

In honor of Melanoma Awareness Month May is Melanoma Awareness Month, and while our number one message is always prevention first, it's also a good time to talk about how sun damage can show up on your skin—and what you can do about it. Years of UV exposure can lead t...

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