Long-term stress can have an even greater impact on skin, says Dr Bowes. “Chronic stress affects the skin over long periods of time and can lead to disturbances of the gut microbiome. This ultimately affects the health of the skin, which can then lead to blemishes, acne, dryness, redness, inflammation, eczema and psoriasis.”
Read MoreFor medical aesthetician Amy Peterson, the NOTOX technology (short for “non-toxin-based wrinkle reducing serum”) in Dr. Paul Sharad’s elixirs work great to keep lines and wrinkles at bay. “Fundamentally, it is an ‘inside out’ approach that comes out of Dr. Sharad’s philosophy that, ‘one cannot have bad health and good skin,'” explains Peterson.
Read MoreAmy Peterson is featured in the Skin Anarchy podcast episode where they interview the Medical Aesthetics Guru herself. Amy shares her immense knowledge in the area of laser treatments and what we all should be considering when approaching the realm of medical vs non medical aestheticians.
Read MoreRhode is Bieber’s answer to skinimalism — the three-product line consists of daily basics meant to support the skin barrier. Along with the minimalist packaging, the formulas within are meant to simplify your skin care routine. Developed for all skin types, the products are noncomedogenic (meaning they won’t clog pores), nonirritating and non-sensitizing.
Read MoreSince these dark patches first formed on my face (right above my lip thank you very much), I thought the only trigger was direct sunlight, so I’ve been vigilant with my SPF. It turns out, that’s not true, any time spent in heat can ramp up your melasma and hyperpigmentation. The experts say it’s not just an issue that involves sunlight, it’s also a vascular concern.
Read MoreOur latest #BeautyBoss is Amy Peterson, Founder of Miami-based medspa, Skincare by Amy Peterson and The Real Skin Savant, a curated online retail space that offers an exclusive selection of result-driven skincare tools and products including 111SKIN, IS Clinical, Skinceuticals, and Biologique Recherche, among others.
Read MoreJello skin, like glass skin, dolphin skin and slugging, is inspired by K-beauty, and emphasizes healthy, natural beauty. That plumpness and elasticity is an indicator of ample collagen levels in the skin. As the most abundant protein in the body, collagen is found in the bones, muscles, blood and skin.
Read MoreWashing your face is an essential step to any skin care routine. Like the other non-negotiables — serums, moisturizers, eye creams — cleansers come in a variety of formulations targeted for different skin types and needs.
Read MoreSkin experts consistently name sunscreen as the most important precaution you can take for skin health. While helping to protect and prevent skin cancer, it is also a way to protect the skin from aging forms of UV radiation. As much as you *think* you might want that glow, remember that even a tan is technically a burn. So while National Sunscreen Day may be May 27, for skin experts, every day is national sunscreen day—even on cloudy and overcast days.
Read MoreMedical aesthetician Amy Peterson has access to every body device on the market, and she so believes in the power of Endosphères Therapy that it’s what she’s used on herself, and countless clients, to really smooth skin on the body and address problem areas.
Read More“Ingrown hairs are caused by hair removal,” says Amy Peterson, medical aesthetician and founder of Miami medspa Skincare by Amy Peterson. While she says that any type of hair removal (except for laser hair removal, since that eliminates the hair follicle altogether) can cause ingrown hairs, shaving is the most common culprit. “Incorrect shaving techniques are especially prone to causing ingrown hairs,” Peterson warns.
Read MoreIt’s likely you have seen one of Robyn Blair Lazer’s candy art pieces on Instagram or on the walls of your stylish friends’ homes. Known for playful and “sweet” candy-inspired art, By robynblair was born from a single work of art Lazer created for herself — an acrylic vessel with a bubble gum interior and Lazer’s signature “In Case O
Read More“Using bakuchiol and retinol at the same time can help you achieve a healthier, fresher-looking complexion,” says Amy Peterson, medical aesthetician and founder of Miami medspa Skincare by Amy Peterson. “Using the two in conjunction helps with the prevention of wrinkles, and stimulates collagen production.”
Read More“Lips are one of the most sensitive parts of the body,” explains Amy Peterson, medical aesthetician and founder of the medspa, Skincare by Amy Peterson. “They are made up of numerous nerve endings, which lead to sensation and temperature sensitivity, and lack protection from a defensive membrane, which can increase their risk when exposed to the sun.”
Read MoreIn October of 2020, I relocated down to Miami—as many New Yorkers did—and began to build a life in the Magic City. Within the first month of moving, I was introduced to licensed medical aesthetician Amy Peterson as ‘a must’ for anything and everything skincare. Little did I know, she was an anomaly.
Read MoreAmy Peterson made The List on Ocean Drive’s featured editorial. Miami is one of the most dynamic and iconic cities in the world — from its melting pot culture to its breathtaking waterscape, impressive architecture and preservation of history— it is truly, a one-of-a-kind destination.
Read MoreAmy Peterson, a.k.a. Miami’s Skin Savant, is the premier source for all of your skincare and beauty needs in Miami. Located adjacent to Miami’s Lincoln Road, Skincare by Amy Peterson is the ultimate beauty sanctuary, as first experienced by its lush fragrance upon entrance.
Read MoreI really like keeping up with technology and there is nothing more exciting for me than when a client says to me “oh my god, I’ve never had a facial like that!”
Read More“I wholeheartedly believe in a preemptive approach to aging. I think people usually wait way too long to take care of their skin.”
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