This month’s Patient Buzz includes several articles about the TikTok trend of drinking chlorophyll water to treat acne.
Should dermatologists recommend chlorophyll water to their acne patients? Are there dietary changes patients should make to naturally increase their chlorophyll intake? Find out what your colleagues say about the latest TikTok trend – as well as other dermatology trends – by perusing this list of skin, hair and nail articles in the consumer press:
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- ABC News: Adult acne treatments
- Allure: Black dermatologists share their experiences
- Allure: How to tell if you’re over exfoliating
- Allure: Questions to ask when considering fillers
- Better Homes & Gardens: What is retinol?
- Bustle: How to get rid of strawberry legs
- Eat This, Not That!: Foods that may cause skin damage
- Health:Dermatologists’ best skincare tips
- HealthDay:COVID vaccine rashes
- HealthDay:Facial fillers and the COVID vaccine
- Hello Giggles: Hyperhidrosis treatments
- Glossy: The dermatology resident who’s popular on TikTok
- INSIDER:Chlorophyll in broccoli for clear skin
- INSIDER: Gwyneth Paltrow’s controversial skincare routine
- INSIDER: TikTok chlorophyll water for acne
- InStyle: Four key steps in your morning skincare routine
- InStyle: What is the skin barrier?
- InStyle/Yahoo! Life: Chlorophyll water for acne
- In The Know/Yahoo! Sports: Sunscreen for everyday
- Life & Style:Order to apply skincare products
- New Beauty: Hormonal vs. stress-induced acne
- New Beauty: How to choose a vitamin C serum
- New York Times: Barely-there Botox
- New York Times: Perioral dermatitis from masks
- NPR: Dermatologists advancing care for skin of color
- Parade: Home remedies for psoriasis
- POPSUGAR: Skincare tips
- POPSUGAR: TikTok chlorophyll water for acne
- Prevention: Gwyneth Paltrow’s sunscreen controversy
- PureWow: Nail pitting
- Real Simple: Facial dandruff
- Washington Post: Exfoliating tips
- Washington Post: Silk pillowcases for skin and hair
- Well+Good: Dermatologists vs. estheticians
- Well+Good: How to know your skin type
- Well+Good: How to prevent razor bumps
- Women’s Health: How to get rid of age spots
- The Zoe Report:Skincare tips to ignore
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