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Skin Care Library

Skin Care Blogs written by Dermatologist Dr. Leslie Baumann MD, FAAD

The Science of Mulberry Extract in Skin Care

By Dr. Leslie Baumann on Oct 29, 2024

Mulberry extract is known for its ability to brighten the skin and improve dark spots and other signs of hyperpigmentation. This ingredient, derived from the mulberry t...

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The Science of Wild Yam in Skin Care

By Dr. Leslie Baumann on Aug 21, 2024

Wild yam is touted as a beneficial anti-aging skin care ingredient by many influencers who focus on natural and plant-derived ingredients. While scientific studies on t...

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Topical Estrogen for the Face: Estriol Cream

By Dr. Leslie Baumann on Jul 24, 2024

Estrogen creams have many benefits but are not for everyone. Individuals with a history of breast cancer, hormone-sensitive conditions, men, pregnant or breastfeeding women, and those with melasma should avoid using these creams.

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Endocrine Disruptors and Hormones in Skincare Products

By Dr. Leslie Baumann on Jan 08, 2024

Potential endocrine disruptors in skincare like parabens and UV filters have unclear long-term safety with chronic use. Data gaps exist on absorption and biological effects from topical exposures over years. Due to hormone system interference observed in lab studies, medical groups advise caution for pregnant women, those breastfeeding or diagnosed with estrogen-linked cancers. Further research on ingredients and regulation are needed to define risks. More transparency and alternatives may reduce concerning exposures.

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