Laser Skin Resurfacing for Younger Looking Skin

Here’s a quick preview of what’s happening on DermTV.com this week. Want to rejuvenate and tighten the skin? Take a look at this episode, Laser Skin Resurfacing for Younger Looking Skin. Tune in the rest of the week for Perleche: Cracked Corners of Your Mouth and Don’t Be Afraid to Reach Out to Your Doctor.

Don’t forget to check out the famous tip of the week from Dr. Schultz!

Can You Use Regular Facial Creams Around Your Eyes



Whether saving space in your travel bag or just practicing economical skin care, you actually can use most of your regular skincare products in your eye area. Yes, the skin nearest to your eye is the thinnest and most sensitive on your face, but with the exception of exfoliants and alcohol-based astringents, most regular skincare products are perfectly fine to use in the eye area. Of course when your gut tells you a product may be too strong, either avoid it all together or try a very small amount in a small area for two-to-three days to make sure it's okay. Otherwise, you should feel comfortable using your regular facial creams in your eye area.