D||R Blog

What ingredients make your balm especially good for healing? Particularly in winter? Why is it so good as a universal balm?   Most balms are petrol...

Moisture within the skin maintains the skin’s elasticity and firmness. As the temperatures drop in winter, the cold air cannot hold as much water a...

What is a Retinol and why do you want one? Retinol is a weaker, over the counter version of tretinoin, a prescription vitamin A derivative that is...

As a physician, I always recommend caution and education before undergoing any elective procedure. Procedure puts you at risk for a complication so...

Ever wonder why some cuts result in scars and some don’t?  Or why some scrapes heal well and some don’t? One of the most important factors is the d...

Common sense advice from Dr. Heather Rogers, MD   Aside from cosmetic concerns like wrinkles, age spots and broken blood vessels, the sun’s damag...

Do you want to be completely carefree on your vacation? Then follow these three simple steps to keep your skin protected and burn-free with ease. ...

Skin cancer, what causes it and how to prevent it, is now well understood. We know the sun and tanning beds expose us to ultraviolet radiation that...

Keratosis pilaris (KP) is a common and benign disorder of hair follicles in the skin. It typically presents as rough 1-2mm little bumps on the ba...

   THE BEST LIP TIPS STRAIGHT FROM A DERMATOLOGIST    Lip Tips     Why/how do lips get chapped?   Lips are an amazingly specialized area of o...

  When it comes to clear, healthy skin, here are 5 myths Dr. Heather Rogers, MD, a Seattle-based dermatologist, wants to debunk for you.   Th...

Common Questions Answered by Dr. Heather D. Rogers, Dermatologist and Founder of Doctor Rogers RESTORE Skin Care.   Do we need toners?   Historica...