To perform generational skincare means to take care of your skin as you age, change and mature.

Looking for ways to prep your skin for spring? As the temperature climbs, follow these simple steps for a more rejuvenated look.

The best tips and tricks from New River Dermatology for keeping skin hydrated in the winter.

New River Dermatology shares everything you need to know about getting IPL, or Intense Pulsed Light treatments, for hair removal.

Eczema can flare up in winter weather. Here’s how to treat eczema at home.

Revision Skincare’s products are perfect for gifting this holiday season. New River Dermatology has rounded up its favorites.

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Face masks advertise a temporary and fast fix for skin ailments, perfect for a self care day. There is an overwhelming amount of options, each claiming different benefits for your skin. The best mask for each person depends on their own skin type and the mask ingredients.

Water is essential for bodily health. It’s a common misconception that drinking water can lead to glowing, youthful skin, but there’s been little evidence to support it. However, dehydration negatively impacts skin health. Drinking enough water will benefit skin, but pairing hydration with skincare products will give the best results.

Sunburns occur through exposure to UV radiation. They may be common, but they are painful and even potentially dangerous. There are several ways to reduce the pain of a sunburn, and to prevent another sunburn from occurring.

Common poisonous plants in the United States include poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac. When skin comes into contact with these plants, it will result in a red and itchy rash. The rash can be treated at home, but worse cases or infections may require a doctor.

Ear piercings are a fun beauty statement for all ages, and are incredibly popular. However, if not properly cared for, pierced ears can become infected or injured. There are several precautions necessary to keep the skin around the piercing safe and healthy.

We’ve all heard of the skin condition known as “scurvy” from tales of sailors on the high seas, but did you know that their health condition was caused by a lack of Vitamin C? Nowadays, the potential to get scurvy isn’t as high, since dozens of foods found in your local grocery store contain high levels of Vitamin C. This crucial vitamin is necessary in our everyday diet, helping regulate the health of our bodies and especially our skin. Read on to learn more about how Vitamin C contributes to keeping your body healthy!