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EltaMD UV Lip Balm Broad-Spectrum SPF 36 Sun damage “can really tear the lips up,” says Navin Arora, M.D., a board-certied dermatologist and founder of Borealis Dermatology in New York. This is why he recommends EltaMD’s balm, which has broad-spectrum

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We spoke to dermatologists about how to work face oils into your skin care routine for maximum effectiveness. “Face oils deffnitely have a place with all different types of skin because they have a lot of different benefits,” says Dr.

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Feel a Pimple Coming On? Top Dermatologist Reveals How These Stickers Can Make it Disappear Fast It seems like everything from our youth makes an eventual comeback, from fashion to music to … acne?! That’s right — if you think pimples were a thing

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If your skin is constantly irritated and bumpy from shaving, you might want to try these post-shave creams, toners and more. “Using a dull or old razor blade can increase the likelihood of razor burn as it may pull on the hair rather

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Long Island leaders reveal their predictions for the year ahead In 2024, the field of dermatology will see remarkable progress and positive transformation. Advancements in technology will continue to revolutionize diagnostics, treatments and newly approved FDA medications. emergence and growth of

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Women’s Health As someone who’s really into skincare, I have to admit that I used to spend a small fortune on skincare products that promised to fix my dark under-eye circles. But, after trying countless formulas (and emptying my

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Sunscreen is key to protecting your skin against the sun’s harmful rays that can cause skin cancer. But which kind should you use and how often should you apply it? And is there a difference between SPF 15, 50 and 100?

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Tuesday’s Children, a Manhasset-based nonprofit formed in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 attacks, held its annual Plandome Benefit at the Plandome Country Club Tuesday night to honor medical officers Navin and Sylvia Arora and the Plandome Fire Department, which is

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“We have a special skill and there’s a need,” Arora said .

“What’s 20 minutes out of my day if we can make an impact in someone’s well-being, at least for a little bit or longer, hopefully?” Arora said

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This year’s ‘Sweats for Vets’ program has been quite a success thanks to the generous donations from village residents and from Borealis Dermatology, in Garden City, for their generous donation of ten sweatsuits for the veterans. Thank you Dr. Navin Arora,