See All ExpertsElizabeth Tanzi, MD
Dermatologist, Washington Institute of Dermatologic Laser Surgery
Dr. Tanzi, Co-Director of the Washington Institute of Dermatologic Laser Surgery in Washington, DC, is an internationally recognized expert on cosmetic dermatology and skin laser surgery. She is also a mother of two, and realizes the importance of good skin health for the entire family. She keeps her expert advice simple and practical in order to help everyone achieve their most beautiful skin.
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A cleansing bar can be practical and economical addition to any good skin care regimen. But many people have been using the same type of soap for years without ever thinking about why.
...As the skin ages, the rate of skin cell turnover slows down. The result is a dull, lifeless complexion. Proper exfoliation is necessary to maintain a healthy glow. But all forms of exfoliation are...
During our 40s, the body is undergoing profound changes, and the skin is not exempt. It is a time where dryness can exist simultaneously with acne. How unfair is that? Also, the signs of aging...
Now that the summer is over, it’s time to take a good look at your skin. Even with good sunscreen, it’s easy to develop brown spots, discoloration, dullness and dehydrated skin after a summer of...
Little or no recovery time, minimal risk of infection or scarring, and very natural-looking results top the list of reasons why a non-invasive approach to skin tightening and rejuvenation are in...
In many parts of the country, along with increased temperatures come increased humidity levels. And anyone with oily or acne-prone skin knows high humidity is no friend to their skin. Hazy, hot...
I hear the concern from women in my practice all the time: “But doctor, why do I have wrinkles AND acne? Shouldn’t I have grown out of acne by now?” Skin problems and acne breakouts affect almost...
Many people have heard about botulinum toxin, fillers, chemical peels, and lasers for facial rejuvenation. These treatments can be helpful for fine lines and wrinkles, sun spots, broken...
Although the country continues to be in a belt-tightening economy, people still make looking and feeling good a top priority. In fact, I’ve actually seen a higher demand in my...
Summer is a time to relax and recharge, but for the skin it can mean trouble. Sunburn, rashes, insect bites and acne are all on the rise in the summer. Here are a few tips to keep summer skin...
It seems to happen overnight. Your skin is a little dryer; perhaps summer freckles and discoloration no longer fade in the fall. Fine lines and wrinkles seen in the morning start to persist...
Recently, I was fortunate to have the opportunity to participate in Dr. Oz’s Cancer Prevention Clinic. Helping people learn the warning signs of melanoma, a skin cancer with life-threatening...
As children, our rosy cheeks are often seen as a sign of good health. However, adults who tend to flush and blush easily could be experiencing the beginnings of a skin condition called...
The warm weather is rapidly approaching. For many of us, shedding our heavy winter clothes also means it’s time to get ready for bathing suit season. Excessive hair in undesired locations is a...
Good sleep habits are essential for living a long, healthy, productive life. But sleep is equally important for beautiful, healthy skin. “Beauty” sleep is not just an old wives’ tale. Sleep...
Winter is particularly rough on skin. As the temperatures drop, so do humidity levels which often leads to dry, itchy skin. But there are several easy steps to “winterize” your skin.
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