MOULTON GROUP MD PC

02/16/2026

“As a beauty editor, I'm always dying to know what's next. I did what any good beauty editor would do and reached out to the experts—dermatologists, to be exact. All three agree that 2026 is the year of skin longevity. People will be focusing on simple, streamlined, and highly effective routines to make their skin health the best it can be. Keep reading for all the details and product recommendations.”

This year, skincare trends are all about longevity and healthy aging. Click here to get your download straight from top dermatologists.

02/12/2026

From acne scars to wrinkles, dermal fillers can help smooth, soften and restore. Call for a consultation….

02/08/2026

2026's Biggest Skincare Trends to Try Now
It was only a matter of time before the concept of “longevity” made its way into our skincare routines. While the term is often overused, 2026 marks a turning point—one in which longevity is no longer about marketing spin, but about cultivating skin cells that work harder for us. We’re after skin that is resilient, able to repair itself, and looks (and, crucially, feels) good not just now, but for years to come.

Photo credit: Irving Penn, Vogue, February 1999
https://www.vogue.com/article/2026s-biggest-skincare-trends-to-try-now #:~:text=Biostimulators%20and%20regenerative%20treatments,to%20grow%2C”%20he%20adds.

02/01/2026

The 16 Best Drugstore Skin-Care Products
Here then, are 16 exceptional products hiding in plain sight. These picks are culled from our guides to the best skin care and the recommendations of Wirecutter beauty and health writers and editors. We’re sure you’ll find a cleanser, moisturizer, toning treatment, or sun protectant that you — and your wallet — will love.
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-drugstore-skincare/

01/18/2026

“The unfortunate truth is that many people don’t realize how serious skin cancer can be until it happens to them. The good news is that when detected early, skin cancer is highly curable. In fact, when melanoma is detected early, the five-year survival rate is 99 percent.” - Skin Cancer Foundation

01/11/2026

From longevity science to AI-led routines and an emphasis on emotional beauty, skincare in 2026 is smarter – and more intentional – than ever. Here, MALENA HARBERS breaks down the seven shifts that are shaping how we’ll care for our skin this year.

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01/11/2026

The biggest skin-care trens of 2026.

Gold-standard ingredients are being swirled into gentler yet more powerful formulas.

01/05/2026

Certain vitamins and antioxidants may improve the health and quality of your skin. Look at some supplements available to help keep your skin looking beautiful. wb.md/4pHgug3

01/01/2026

A Happy New Year to everyone 🥳

12/28/2025

Have the happiest holiday season and the best for the New Year.

12/21/2025

Acne Burden is Growing in Young Women Across the World, New Study Finds.
Image Credit: © Vikto - stock.adobe.com
https://www.dermatologytimes.com/view/acne-burden-is-growing-in-young-women-across-the-world-new-study-finds

12/16/2025

“Double-cleansing refers to the practice of using two different facial cleansers, back-to-back. The first cleanser is some type of makeup remover that will melt off makeup or water-resistant sunscreen, like an oil-based cleanser or a micellar water. And the second type is a water-based face wash to cleanse the skin.

This is not a new practice (it has long been a part of Korean beauty routines), but whether or not it’s necessary is a topic of debate. Some say double-cleansing is an essential step, while others say it’s a waste of time.

To find out who should double-cleanse and how, we spoke to a dermatologist, an esthetician, and a cosmetic chemist. The reality is that nobody needs to double-cleanse, but there are a few good reasons to consider it.”

Double-cleansing means using remover or cleansing oil before a standard water-based cleanser. Not everyone needs to double-cleanse, but it can be helpful.