MOULTON GROUP MD PC

11/23/2025

Take Better Care of Your Skin
Here’s some advice.

Four steps for skin care
It doesn’t take much to maintain healthy skin. Here’s a routine you can follow that requires only a few products and a few minutes of your day.

Cleanse. At night, remove grime, sweat, dirt and makeup. Clean skin allows for better absorption of serums and moisturizers. When you wake up, you can wash again to remove residual skin care products. (If you have dry or sensitive skin, try just rinsing rather than full-on cleansing.)

Treat. In the morning, use an antioxidant like vitamin C serum to offset damage from sunlight and pollution. On alternating nights, use either a hydroxy acid exfoliant, which whisks away dead skin cells, or a retinoid, which helps minimize fine lines and other signs of aging, acne and oiliness.

Moisturize. Apply cream or lotion to your face and body both morning and night. Massaging the product into slightly damp skin will boost its effectiveness.

Protect. Every morning — rain or shine, clear or overcast, at the beach or in the basement — wear sunscreen.

Our testing led us to 31 stellar products across skin types and categories — each ready for heavy rotation in an easy routine. You can find them in Wirecutter’s new Skin Care Essentials package. https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/30/briefing/skin-care-treatment.html

11/21/2025

Collagen is a protein responsible for healthy joints and skin elasticity or stretchiness. Here's all you need to know about collagen and its amazing effects. wb.md/44E75yf

11/15/2025

Vitamin C in a cream or a serum can help fight off the signs of aging and keep skin looking younger. Here are more benefits from adding vitamin C in your skincare routine: wb.md/4oVk45q

11/11/2025

A Daily Vitamin C Serum Won’t Fade Dark Spots. But It May Help Prevent Them.

“The sad truth came to me while I was interviewing a dermatologist about a year into my career as a beauty writer: Vitamin C isn’t a magical dark-spot eraser.

It can help prevent existing discoloration from deepening and keep new spots from forming, so I still use it daily — but with a much clearer understanding of its true role in my routine.”

https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/does-vitamin-c-help-dark-spots/

11/02/2025

My Scars Were a Haunting Reminder of My Surgery. These Silicone Sheets Helped Me Heal — and Find Peace.
“Our skin has a tremendous ability to heal itself from different types of trauma, but there are limits to how well we can heal.” “[A silicone sheet] is not going to solve every type of scar. If you already have [a thickened scar] it may help to some degree, but you may not see such drastic results.”
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/scaraway-silicone-scar-sheets-review/

11/02/2025

The 16 Best Drugstore Skin-Care Products
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-drugstore-skincare/

10/26/2025

You should wash your face twice a day. These 8 Cleansers make it a joy.
For a task that pops on your to-do list twice a day — in the morning and before bed — washing your face should feel like a treat, not a chore.

It’s not so hard to find a good-enough facial cleanser that removes dirt, grime, sweat, excess oil, makeup, sunscreen, and other residual skin-care products. It’s significantly trickier, though, to discover a cleanser that does all that without leaving skin feeling tight, touchy, sensitive, stripped, and generally shrink-wrapped. And it’s even more challenging to find one that does all of the above with an element of delight and self-care. https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-facial-cleansers/

10/22/2025

The Best French Pharmacy Products.

Most pharmacies in France don’t have products locked behind plexiglass or self-checkouts instead of staff. They’re bastions of comfort and care, where anyone can walk in with clogged pores — or chapped lips or cracked heels — and leave with the exact thing they didn’t know they needed.

Part of the appeal is the pharmacists, who are more like primary-care providers, but it’s also the breadth of doctor-developed products these pharmacies have on hand. “We call them dermocosmétiques — most of these French pharmacy brands are inexpensive, effective, and founded or created by dermatologists or pharmacists,” said Marine Vincent, a French pharmacist with more than 20 years of experience. “They’re all about care, not beauty.

https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/best-french-pharmacy-products/

10/19/2025

Repeat After Me: Aquaphor Is Not a Moisturizer. “It’s not repairing the skin,” said dermatologist Maryam Safaee, MD. “It’s just a temporary bandage to enable the healing process. https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/what-is-an-occlusive/

10/13/2025

This , protect the health of your eyes as well as your skin. UV radiation doesn’t just damage your skin — it can also harm your eyes. Wear UV-protective sunglasses, seek shade and don’t forget your wide-brimmed hat

10/06/2025

“Vitamin C is a potent antioxidant that helps neutralize free radicals, inhibit abnormal melanin production, and support collagen synthesis.”

Vitamin C doesn’t clear skin, but it does help prevent new spots from appearing, or current ones from darkening. It’s especially helpful for melanin-rich skin.

09/28/2025

Popular, non-invasive cosmetic skin procedures can help turn back the clock, it makes sense to turn to dermatologists as they have pioneered many of today’s safest and most effective treatments.