The Peptide Puzzle

Written by Ahmed Abdullah, M.D., F.A.C.S., F.I.C.S., CEO and founder of LEXLI® International, Inc.
The Peptide Puzzle
Understanding the various functions of this ingredient to ensure better results for your clientele. No longer a novel approach to anti-aging, the use of peptides in skin care formulations has become commonplace. However, finding an effective peptide skin care product is not as easy as simply scanning the label for mention of this ingredient. With several categories of peptides used in skin care formulations, it…
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What is your skin care ritual advice? Maurice Stein, DERMASCOPE’s September 2013 Trade Secret

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What is your skin care ritual advice? Maurice Stein, DERMASCOPE’s September 2013 Trade Secret
As a professional makeup artist, I always recommend that the best time to apply your skin care treatments is at night. That way, you always have the full benefit of products working all night without mixing with any type of foundation or sunscreen. I never use any type of moisturizer that has an oil or wax ingredient in it. Before applying makeup, my preference has…
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The Difference Between Botox and Fillers

Written by Oscar Hevia, M.D., cosmetic dermatologist and founder of The Hevia Center for Research
The Difference Between Botox and Fillers
Many patients have asked about the difference between Botox® and fillers. With so many resources out there, an in-depth look at the differences must be provided in an effort to educate skin care professionals and provide the best treatment for our clients.
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What is your skin care ritual? Sonia Boghosian, DERMASCOPE’s August 2013 Trade Secret

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What is your skin care ritual? Sonia Boghosian, DERMASCOPE’s August 2013 Trade Secret
My skin care ritual changes depending on the season or time of the year and whether or not I am traveling. I have never had the same skin care regimen for a very long time since our skin, like our body, gets immune to the products we use; therefore, I use different products at the different times of the year.
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Skin Care Myth: Skin should feel squeaky clean after you wash your face.

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Fact: Squeaky clean skin is generally the outcome of using a cleanser that is highly alkaline or formulated with harsh or abrasive cleansing ingredients. The skin is acidic by nature, sitting between 4.5 and 6.0 on the pH scale; therefore, the pH of a cleanser should also be slightly acidic. When a cleanser is too alkaline, or above 7.0 on the pH scale, the natural…
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