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The 15 Best Moisturizers for Sensitive Skin, Vetted by a Dermatologist

If you have sensitive skin, chances are you know all about the never-ending struggle to find products that not only (1.) leave your skin irritation-free but (2.) actually work.

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Dr.Nichols sitting at her desk with a cup of coffee
16 Aloe Vera Gels and Lotions That Calm and Cool Stressed Skin

For so many of us, aloe vera was one of the first “skincare” products we used. It might have been to soothe a cut, a burn, or overexposure to the sun, but even now, with years and products under our belt, it’s still something we call on regularly.

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The Future of Aging Really Well with NicholsMD of Greenwich

Knowing that you want your skin to look healthy and feel great is one thing—but figuring out which treatments are best for you and who you can actually trust to do them is something else entirely. That’s where NicholsMD comes in.

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Dr. Kim Nichols – Indoor / Outdoor Living Style

“Aesthetics and nature” were key words cosmetic dermatologist, Dr. Kim Nichols and her husband, Chris Cabanillas used when looking to design and build their forever house.

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7 Skin Care Products Dermatologists Wish More Men Would Use

Most skin care products are marketed toward women, but men are increasingly taking an interest in caring for their skin. Though there has been an uptick in sales of men’s skin care goods in recent years, many men still need some guidance in looking after the health and appearance of their skin.

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NicholsMD of Greenwich PRP Microneedling Treatment
What Exactly Are PRP Facial Treatments?

Vampire facials have earned a reputation for producing impressive results. According to Kim Nichols, MD, a board-certified dermatologist and founder of NicholsMD, the best way to achieve optimal results is “a series of at least six PRP injection treatments, spaced about four weeks apart.”

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Lowering Skin Cancer Risk is Simple

With close to 20 percent of Americans developing skin cancer during their lifetimes, preven-
tion, early detection and prompt treatment are critical.
When it comes to prevention, you can significantly lower your risk of developing skin cancer by protecting yourself against ultraviolet (UV) radiation, a proven human carcinogen, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation. The sun, as well as indoor tanning devices, are both considered sources of UV radiation.

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Guidelines for Optimal Patient Outcomes Using Calcium Hydroxlapatite for Jawline Contour

Amir Moradi, MD; Jeremy B. Green, MD; Gideon P. Kwok, DO;
Kim Nichols, MD; and Alexander Rivkin, MD