Skin Care and Beauty - Videos

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Even though you can't turn back time, getting older doesn't mean you have to look older. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon and dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon share tips for putting your best face forward.

Cleansers and other treatments don't always work to treat acne. And with a third of all adults getting acne, it can be a real self esteem issue. But there is a new treatment that doctors say pretty much suck out the junk.

Celebrities Simon Cowell, Donatella Versace and Victoria Beckham all are reported to have tried a new treatment to help maintain a youthful glow the sheep placenta facial. Dermatologist Dr. Annie Chiu explains how the unusual special ingredient helps the skin. "It's chock-full of nutrients from the placenta, things like growth factors, nutrients, amino acids," she says. Dr. Chiu combines the sheep placenta treatment with a light chemical peel so the skin is more receptive to nourishment.

See how Susan's skin looks after the sheep placenta facial. Could it work for you?

There are so many skincare products marketed to help us to achieve more beautiful, healthier and younger looking facial skin that it's easy to forget about hand care. However, even if you have the youngest looking face, your hands can give away your real age.

Is it safe to reverse circumcision? The Doctors and Urologist Dr. Josephson explain the methods and risks associated with the procedure.

Many of the episodes on DermTV that have discussed brown spots that are not raised from your skin. Other dark spot episodes discussed a type of raised dark spot: moles. In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses yet another type of raised dark spots: Acanthosis Nigricans.

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon explains why not removing makeup can lead to premature aging. Plus, see how incorporating Boots No7 Protect & Perfect Intense Beauty Serum into your daily skincare regimen can help maintain youthful, radiant skin.

See how one woman was hospitalized after receiving allegedly contaminated facial filler injections. Plus, plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon gives tips to avoid potentially hazardous beauty spa blunders.

Kathy is considering getting a pink-ribbon tattoo to support her daughter, who has been diagnosed with breast cancer. But she's heard recent news reports about people getting skin infections after getting tattoos, so she's concerned about whether it's safe. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has confirmed 22 cases of tattoo-associated non-tuberculosis mycobacterium skin infections during the past year.

In a prior DermTV episode, Dr. Schultz discussed keratosis pilaris, but only mentioned it in the context of the body. In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses keratosis pilaris of the face and how to treat keratosis pilaris of the face.

Breast reconstruction after a mastectomy can be a long, painful process. See how a remote control is helping change that.

Ladies: Love sampling free products at the makeup counter? You may be getting more than you bargained for. The Doctors conduct an undercover investigation to find out what's really crawling on cosmetics.

Ladies: Love sampling free products at the makeup counter? You may be getting more than you bargained for.

Board-certified dermatologist and facial surgeon Dr. Sandra Lee explains what causes an epidermoid cyst, then demonstrates how it is removed.

The FDA has called for mandatory sunscreen changes to help people better understand what they're buying. What you need to know to protect your skin before the guidelines kick in!

So many people are interested in creating their own Vitamin C Serums or Vitamin C Antioxidants. But is it possible? Can you really make a potent one at home? In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses these questions.

In this final episode of DermTV Viewer Questions Week for October 2012, Dr. Schultz answers from DermTV.com viewers. Topics include the best time to apply skincare products, when to apply sunscreen, self tanner and dark spots, chem-free sunscreens, hair loss, antioxidants, and more.

Dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon examines Sarah's suspicious mole using a new tool called MelaFind that helps determine whether the cells are abnormal and likely to be cancerous without cutting the skin.

Welcome to DermTV Viewer Questions Week for October 2012. In today's episode, Dr. Schultz answers questions from YouTube viewers. Topics discussed include: dark spots, hydroquinone, dry scalps, benzoyl peroxide, hydrogen peroxide, self tanner, skin cancer screenings, melanoma and more!

Plastic surgeon Dr. Ashkan Ghavami demonstrates how a high-profile breast implant is performed.

Unhappy with your flat behind? Watch as one woman takes her derriere to the next level, just in time for her wedding!

Mineral oil is banned in Europe. So what does that mean about the mineral oil in our skincare products? In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz discusses the use and safety of mineral oil in skincare products.

Feeling over the hill? See a new, FDA-approved procedure called LAVIV, which claims to get rid of wrinkles without surgery or fillers. Watch as dermatologist Dr. Cheryl Karcher demonstrates how the process works.

Think scrubbing your skin daily leads to a glowing complexion? Think again. Plastic surgeon Dr. Andrew Ordon explains the adverse effects of over-exfoliation.

Underarm hyperpigmentation, known as acanthosis nigricans, can cause dark, velvety discoloration along with accentuated folds and creases on the skin. This condition is a telltale warning sign of diabetes, kidney failure, heart disease, blindness and a host of other health complications.

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon explains the visual signs of fungal infections, contact dermatitis and inverse psoriasis under the arms. Learn how to tell the difference and how each condition is treated.

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon reveals five signs your fingernails can show, and how they may signify underlying health hazards. Learn how splinter hemorrhages can indicate a bacterial heart infection and how to recognize a pigmented lesion caused by melanoma under your fingernails.

Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon reveals five signs your fingernails can show, and how they may signify underlying health hazards. See what yellow nails and grooves or lines in the nail bed could indicate.