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Livedo Reticularis

First Derm

Livedo Reticularis Medically reviewed by The Dermatologists and written by Dr. Aayushi Shah Livedo Reticularis leg In A Nutshell Common Lace-like bluish discoloration of skin May be mild or severe May or may not be associated with systemic conditions Only severe cases require investigation and treatment Cold avoidance and rewarming are key Livedo Reticularis is a mottled blue discoloration of the skin, which is seen in a characteristic networked pattern.

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Are phthalates something you really need to worry about in cosmetics? No.

The Eco Well Blog

I’m sure at this point you’ve seen the recent headlines about chemicals in your cosmetics, specifically phthalates, being linked to early death. Annoyingly, the phthalates in question aren’t actually relevant to cosmetics. Do you have to worry about phthalates in your cosmetic products? No. A little tired of people who have no idea what they're talking about (at least when it comes to the specific regulations, chemistry and toxicology) getting a massive platform to spread misinformation.

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Skin Depth Ep19 – October 20 – Pumpkins, Pumpkins Everywhere!

Lira Clinical

Pumpkins, Pumpkins Everywhere! Did you know that the word pumpkin comes from the Greek word “pepon,” meaning melon? That just “squashed” our minds too! Metaxia and Francine sit down and share the secrets of our favorite seasonal ingredient, its skin benefits, and also a look into Metaxia’s & Francine’s history with pumpkin pies that’s sure to put you in a “gourd” mood.

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In-Office Dispensing

The Dermatology Digest

Dr. Michael Gold answers the question, Should I be offering cosmeceuticals?, talks ethics, and shares his winning approach to in-office dispensing. Michael Gold, MD, FAAD, is Medical Director of Gold Skin Care Center and Tennessee Clinical Research Center, Nashville, and Assistant Clinical Professor, Department of Medicine, Division of Dermatology, Vanderbilt University.

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A Measured 101 on the Skin Microbiome (and Related Products)

The Eco Well Blog

This post is a summary of the conversation I had with Dr. Rainer Simmering on the podcast last week. If you missed it - if you’re interested in a deep dive on the topic, highly recommend! Big thank you to Rainer for fact checking this post for me! Defining the skin microbiome Microbiome: The assemblage of microorganisms present in a defined environment including their biomolecules.

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Adding Physician Extenders to the Dermatology Practice

The Dermatology Digest

Dr. Roger Ceilley discusses knowing when, why, and how to successfully add NPs and/or PAs for increased patient volume and patient and physician satisfaction. Roger Ceilley, MD, is a board-certified dermatologist and dermatopathologist at Dermatology P.C. in Des Moines, Iowa. “All of [our nurse practitioners and physician assistants] work with us at least some of the time so that we’re all on the same page as far as what our goals are for care [and] what our treatment regimens typically ar