DermResearch Blog
Seasonal Allergies: What They Mean For Your Skin
Spring is in full swing in Central Texas, and that means grass, tree and ragweed pollen levels are high. For many people (over 24 million in the U.S.), seasonal allergies wreak havoc on the sinuses, but did you know that they could be affecting your skin? In 2012,...
Refer A Friend: Our New and Improved Study Referral Bonus Program!
Did you have a good experience while participating in one of our studies? Do you know someone else who could benefit from participating in a paid clinical trial? If you've been putting off getting together with a friend, now is a good time to schedule that meeting and...
Makeup Application Tips For Acne-Prone Skin
Dealing with acne breakouts is hard enough, but on top of pimple anxiety, many women worry about how to cover them up without making them worse. Between flakiness, uneven skin tone and an oily t-zone, applying makeup can begin to feel like a paint-by-number art...
Clinical Trials: Do They Really Work?
The answer, of course, is a resounding "YES". Clinical trials, aka research studies, aka randomized control trials (RCTs) are one reason for the dramatic increase in life expectancy in the 20th century. Before RCTs, well-meaning scientists and doctors were...
8 Surprising Rosacea Facts
If you're reading this, there's a good chance you either have rosacea or think there's a possibility you may have it. Rosacea is characterized by facial redness (caused by overactive blood vessels under the skin that dilate and cause flushing), red bumps, and pimples....
Eczema Myths: Separating Fact From Fiction
A recent survey found that more than 10% of adults could be afflicted by eczema, but there's still a lot of misinformation floating around about it. Here we'll discuss some common eczema myths and give you some advice on how to control the condition, in hopes of...