SPF makeup counts. With a catch. Tinted moisturizer & makeup with SPF can protect your skin, but only if you use enough.

At 21, these stairs led to my fourth-floor walkup. This week, they led me back to Harvard Medical School to help shape how we train young doctors.

I went to @livelong_media, a women’s health and longevity summit, and came back with three takeways I’m bringing back to my patients:

Not everything new belongs in my office. Before I offer a new device, I study the data, speak with the engineers and scientists who built it, and look closely at safety and reproducibility.

On National Doctors Day, I'm grateful for the doctors who took care of me recently.

First time back in the gym after my ski accident.

If your retinol isn’t doing much, it may be the type, not the product.

Spring Break travel can be rough on your skin. Three things people underestimate:

After years in practice, Dermatologists notice patterns.

A morning well spent investing in our next generation of doctors!

This week, I'm speaking to the USC Dermatology residents about what no one teaches them.

Valentine’s is not my favorite holiday. It’s stressful and too much pressure to have a romantic evening.

Peptide‑curious? So are many of my patients.

Three broken ribs. Not the birthday chapter I planned.

58 years young today.

After 25 years of treating faces and bodies every day, one principle hasn’t changed: Results should still look good 5, 10, 15 years from now.

Peptides aren’t the magic shortcut your feed is selling you.

Tomorrow I'll be speaking on the "AI in Aesthetics" panel at @octaneoc's Aesthetics Tech Forum in Newport Beach, discussing how this technology is shaping how we think about skin and longevity.

Most tightening plans stop at your face. Mine doesn’t.

If you’re on a GLP-1, or thinking about it, you need more than a prescription. You need a skin plan.