Skincare and Aging Myths | Merck Manuals Medical Myths Podcast

Do anti-aging creams actually work? Is it possible to get rid of wrinkles with creams or ointments? Does sleeping in makeup cause acne breakouts? Learn more about the effects of aging on the skin: https://www.merckmanuals.com/home/skin-disorders/biology-of-the-skin/effects-of-aging-on-the-skin

On this episode of the Merck Manuals Medical Myths Podcast, host Joe McIntyre dives into skincare beauty myths with Dr. Jonette Keri about a number of skincare topics that affect all of us, especially as we age.

0:00 Skincare and Aging myths
1:30 Do anti-aging creams actually work?
2:25 When should you start using anti-aging creams?
3:15 Are anti-aging creams only for women?
4:00 How to get rid of wrinkles
4:34 Are chemical peels bad for you?
5:05 Does sleeping in makeup cause breakouts?
6:10 How often should you apply moisturizer?
7:10 Are more expensive cosmetics better for your skin?
8:05 How to choose a body soap
9:10 Does our skin adapt to skincare products?
10:11 Does smiling cause wrinkles?
10:45 Do satin pillows prevent wrinkles?

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About our guest: Dr. Jonette Keri is an associate professor of dermatology and cutaneous surgery at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine. She is also chief of dermatology service at Miami VA Hospital.

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