Cosmetic Corner

Cosmetic Corner: Dermatologists Weigh in on Products for Sensitive Skin

Leading dermatologists offered their recommendations on the top products for sensitive skin. See what they’re recommending to their patients and why.


 

To improve patient care and outcomes, leading dermatologists offered their recommendations on products for sensitive skin. Consideration must be given to:

  • Avène Cicalfate Restorative Skin Cream
    Pierre Fabre Dermo-Cosmetique USA
    “Sucralfate for speeding up skin repair and the soothing thermal spring waters found in this product make it perfect postprocedure for immediately cooling and calming the skin.”—Jeannette Graf, MD, New York, New York
  • Cetaphil RestoraDerm Eczema Calming Body Moisturizer
    Galderma Laboratories, LP
    “This product is formulated for atopic skin. I personally use it on my face as a moisturizer during the cold New York City winter.”—Anthony M. Rossi, MD, New York, New York
  • Vanicream
    Pharmaceutical Specialties, Inc
    “I recommend Vanicream brand products to patients with sensitive skin or eczema. These products are fragrance free and have minimal ingredients.”— Gary Goldenberg, MD, New York, New York

Cutis invites readers to send us their recommendations. Athlete's foot treatments, cleansing devices, redness-reducing products, and face scrubs will be featured in upcoming editions of Cosmetic Corner. Please e-mail your recommendation(s) to the Editorial Office.

Disclaimer: Opinions expressed herein do not necessarily reflect those of Cutis or Frontline Medical Communications Inc. and shall not be used for product endorsement purposes. Any reference made to a specific commercial product does not indicate or imply that Cutis or Frontline Medical Communications Inc. endorses, recommends, or favors the product mentioned. No guarantee is given to the effects of recommended products.

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