September 23, 2008 - If your skin can't hold on to the products you put on it, you're just wasting money. "Lock in the benefits of a product's active ingredients by following up with a moisturizer," says Ranella Hirsch, M.D., president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery. Look for a lotion containing hyaluronic acid or glycerin; they keep skin supple.
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September 1, 2008 - Ranella Hirsch, MD, president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology & Aesthetic Surgery, swears that with only a few simple products she can look as though she spent hours getting ready.
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Sep 1, 2008 - "Along with fillers, toxins, cosmeceuticals, sunscreens and skincare, resurfacing the facial canvas completes the picture," Dr. Narurkar tells Dermatology Times. However, fractional resurfacing has sparked much controversy, he says. Topics of debate include whether melasma truly is treatable; whether fractional resurfacing devices, indeed, are safe in all skin types; and whether claims that a particular fractional device delivers facelift-like results exaggerate reality (they do, Dr. Narurkar says). Answering such questions requires understanding the various categories of lasers, he says.
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August 20,2008 -In your 50s, antioxidants can help your hair cope with hormonal changes. And a good way to get them is by eating orange foods—like sweet potatoes and carrots—says Ranella Hirsch, MD, a Boston-based dermatologist and president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery.
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August 6, 2008 - Thank the time released salicylic acid, which gently and gradually exfoliates skin, and heavy duty hydrators such as shea butter, cholesterol, and linoleic acid, says judge Ranella Hirsch, MD. Other star ingredients include anti inflammatories like bisabolol; glycine; a complex of white, yellow, and red tea; and antioxidants like green tea! , vitamin E, and resveratrol. What's not in the cream is also important: fragrance and the most common preservatives, which can inflame sensitive skin.
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July 26, 2008 - Dr. Vic Narurkar is interviewed on the Joan Kenley Show.
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July 10 2008 - But feigned clumsiness, well-crafted whoppers and camouflage cosmetics aren't just reserved for business colleagues and casual acquaintances, says Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, a cosmetic dermatologist in Cambridge, Mass., and president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery.
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July 10, 2008 - But feigned clumsiness, well-crafted whoppers and camouflage cosmetics aren’t just reserved for business colleagues and casual acquaintances, says Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, a cosmetic dermatologist in Cambridge, Mass., and president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery.
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March 2008 - Don't let heat, cooling mishaps undermine laser success (Part One). The potential for complications is part of the package when physicians venture into laser medicine, so it is essential to be proactive in preventing the pitfalls that lurk, said Dr. Ranella Hirsch, at the annual meeting of the American Society for Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery.
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February 25, 2008 - "The newfound acceptance of non-invasive light devices and filler materials has remarkably changed the 'face' of hand rejuvenation," says Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, a cosmetic dermatologist in Cambridge, Mass., and president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology and Aesthetic Surgery. "By using some of the newest technologies to restore lost volume and remove sun damage, we can reset the clock."
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February 10, 2008 - “We don’t have to do cheekbone implants and face-lifts anymore,” says Dr. Phil Werschler, a cosmetic dermatologist and clinical investigator in Spokane, Wash., and former president of the American Society of Cosmetic Dermatology & Aesthetic Surgery. “Today, the most important component of facial shaping is to put product along the cheekbones and lower eyelid, and that lifts and redefines the whole face.”
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February 2008 - Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is quoted on msnbc.com on procedures for plumping up bony hands and zapping age spots
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January 2008 -Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is quoted in an article from O, The Oprah Magazine (Nov. 2007) about maintaining beautiful skin as you age.
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September 19, 2007 - Dr. Joel Schlessinger, of ASCDAS is quoted on msnbc.com on procedures for mothers, post-pregnancy.
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October 2007 - Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is quoted in Good Housekeeping magazine on age spots.
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July 13, 2007 - Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is quoted in Technology Review Magazine on Semipermanent Tattoos.
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June, 2007 - Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is quoted in the June issue of Allure Magazine.
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Spring, 2007 - The ASCDAS is mentioned in a nice article on South Asian skin, which will better educate patients and physicians alike on the nuances of South Asian skin and multiculturalism. Several articles will appear in various magazines in the next few months. The first is in Nirvana magazine, which is widely available in Asia and Australia and in US at Borders.
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March, 2007 - Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is interviewed by O, The Oprah Magazine on microdermabrasion.
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February, 2007 - Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is interviewed by Prevention Magazine on complexions.
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February, 2007 - Dr. Ranella J. Hirsch, of ASCDAS is interviewed by American Baby Magazine on a woman's skin during pregnancy.
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