Blue light is the highest-energy light in the visible spectrum, with the ability to penetrate more deeply into the dermis because of its longer wavelengths. Also known as HEV light (high-energy visible light), it is known for its emittance from screens such as laptops, phones, and televisions. It can cause as much damage to your skin as the sun does, so it is important to protect your skin from it accordingly. Without proper protection, blue light causes fine lines and wrinkles associated with premature aging and, yes, the more time you spend in front of it the worse the damage becomes. Eight hours of “screentime”

‘Tis the season for lots of holiday sweets. We deserve to indulge and enjoy, in moderation. A diet heavy in food and drinks with refined and added sugars usually results in medical issues as well as skin issues. Sugar causes your blood sugar to surge, which triggers inflammation throughout the body. Inflammation will cause breakouts on the skin. It can also aggravate skin conditions such as acne, eczema, rosacea, and psoriasis, so avoiding refined sugars will help reduce inflamed skin that is especially prone to breakouts. A diet high in sugar can damage elastin and collagen in the skin, increasing fine lines and sagging skin,

PRX Derm Perfexion is an incredible clinical procedure based on a well-known bio-revitalizer, a non-toxic chemical that causes the top layer of cells to dry up and fall off the skin. PRX Derm Perfexion improves the overall appearance of the skin by minimizing fine lines and wrinkles, acne scars, and melasma while avoiding photosensitivity. It is suitable for all skin types and for both women and men. Results are apparent after just one treatment, and subsequent treatments provide enhanced results. This Rejuvenation Procedure: Strengthens the radiance and brightness of facial skin Revitalizes the skin of the neckline Improves hydration Corrects skin imperfections Reduces stretch marks

As summer winds down, it is time to think about preparing your skin for cooler, dryer temperatures. During the summer months, the skin’s epidermis thickens due to heavy SPF use, sweat, and sun damage. This all gets trapped in the skin and when seasons change, all of that buildup starts to surface, which is why it is normal to have breakouts. Whatever sun damage has been done should be rectified and treated with skincare products and treatments. Say goodbye to lightweight, oil-free moisturizer. Instead, use a moisturizer that will increase the hydration level, along with using vitamin C and retinol. Understanding Skin Type and Condition

Face masks help prevent the spread of coronavirus. Now that they have become incorporated into our daily lives, it is important that we keep our skin clean and healthy. Although the bottom half of our face is covered, we should maintain our skincare regimen over the entire face and neck. Masks made from natural fibers (i.e. cotton, bamboo, or natural silk) are best to wear, whereas those that are synthetic are treated with chemicals. Masks should be laundered or disposed of after every use. Masks are causing itchy skin (contact dermatitis), breakouts, and clogged pores or blackheads, especially around the chin, jaw, cheeks, and mouth