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Many people assume acne is an issue that primarily affects teens. But, plenty of people experience acne well into their adulthood. It tends to be more common for those who had acne during adolescence, says Dr. Anar Mikailov, a board-certified dermatologist and the founder of KP Away. However, even if you didn’t have acne in your formative years, there are plenty of reasons why pimples are starting to pop up as an adult. Understanding what’s causing your breakouts can help keep them at bay. We dive into the science behind adult acne below, plus how to treat it.

Cleansing and sun protection are arguably the two absolute non-negotiables of any skincare routine, but exfoliating is a close second. Regular exfoliation is essential not only for improving the texture and tone of your skin but also for ensuring that any other products you’re using penetrate better and ultimately work more effectively.

It's estimated that anywhere between 80 and 90% of women have cellulite, and yet, so many of us are insecure about it. It doesn't matter what you eat, how much you exercise, or your weight — cellulite is one of those things that doesn't permanently go away, despite what many topical creams and lotions try to sell you.

If you’ve driven or walked by the Brick Walk lately, you can see the beautiful window panels of what is replacing the old BD Provisions hopefully within the next few weeks…NicholsMD of Fairfield!

To help you take care of your skin, dermatologist Dr. Kim Nichols stopped by the 3rd hour of TODAY to discuss six mistakes she often sees clients make, plus product solutions for each example.

FAIRFIELD — A dermatology group coming to Fairfield says it aims to bring luxury-level skincare treatments to people in the area.