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- Introduction
- Conflicts of interest
- How should you take care of your skin?
- Skin care trends
- Skin nutrition trends (1)
- Trend 1: skin slugging/flooding
- Trend 2: skin cycling
- Trend 3: dopamine beauty
- Trend 4: retinol sandwiching
- Trend 5: IV drips for super charged skin
- Trend 6: red light mask
- Trend 7: baby Botox
- Skin nutrition trends (2)
- Nutrition optimization
- What foods should you eat?
- What constitutes a good hair growth supplement?
- Supplement 1: basic multivitamin
- Supplement 2: multivitamin with horsetail
- Supplement specialty ingredient: horsetail
- Horsetail hair supplement
- Supplement 3: multivitamin with selected minerals and ashwagandha
- Supplement specialty ingredient: ashwagandha root
- Ashwagandha root hair supplement
- Supplement 4: multivitamin with saw palmetto
- Hair supplement specialty ingredient: saw palmetto
- Saw palmetto for hair supplement
- Supplement 5: botanicals with marine protein extract
- Supplement 6: multivitamin with yeast
- Summary
Topics Covered
- Skin care trends
- Skin flooding and cycling
- Dopamine beauty
- Retinol sandwiching
- Red light masks and baby Botox
- IV drips for skin care
- Skin nutrition trends
- Hair growth supplements
- Multivitamins
- Horsetail, saw palmetto, nutritional yeast and ashwagandha root
- Diet
- Eating by color
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Draelos, Z. (2023, December 31). Analyzing the medical relevance of skin care trends [Video file]. In The Biomedical & Life Sciences Collection, Henry Stewart Talks. Retrieved February 5, 2025, from https://doi.org/10.69645/ILKK1157.Export Citation (RIS)
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0:00
Hello, my name is
Zoe Diana Draelos.
I'm very pleased
to have this time
to spend with you to present
some ideas about the
medical relevance
of skin care trends.
Products become popular,
they come and go,
ideas become popular,
they come and go.
What's happening now?
What is the dermatologist's
perspective on skin care?
I'm a board certified
dermatologist,
I have worked in the
skin care industry
for over 30 years,
and I'm pleased to share
with you my ideas.
0:33
I would like to state
that I do not have
any relevant conflicts
of interest, however,
there are many opinions on
current skin care trends
and also on nutrition,
and I'm going to cover
a little of each.
There are no large
placebo-controlled studies
that conclusively
have determined
the value of these
trending treatments
and of the nutritional ideas
that I'm going to present.
0:58
How exactly should you
take care of your skin?
Well, if that's a
million dollar question,
unfortunately, we don't
have a million answer.
1:08
Let's look at some
of the skin trends
that are currently popular,
especially on TikTok and
other forms of social media.
We're going to talk
a little bit about
skin slugging/flooding, cycling,
dopamine beauty,
retinol sandwiching,
IV drips for skin,
red light masks, and baby Botox,
1:29
but we also want to talk a
little bit about nutrition.
How does a vegan diet
affect the skin?
What vitamins do you need for
healthy skin? And finally,
let's take a look
at the plethora
of hair growth
supplements that are in
the market today and
see if they really
have any physiologic effects.
Let's begin by talking
a little bit about