The Top Skin Problems Dermatologists Face Each Fall

Dermatologists have seen it all - from rashes on strange body parts to textural issues such as orange peel peel. Skin problems are especially common in autumn. skin experts say they are asked to examine more than others. upcoming, Dr. Dhawal Bhanusali и Dr. Michael Kaminer, certified dermatologists and Skincare.com consultants, talk about these seasonal worries are and detail their advice on treating and preventing them. 

Summer sun damage

As summer turns into autumn, Dr. Kaminer says he's seeing an increase in appointments dedicated to sun damage. One common form of damage is melasma, or skin discoloration, characterized by darkening of the skin, usually patches on the face. Like most forms of skin discoloration, melasma is often caused or exacerbated by prolonged sun exposure. Other common forms of sun damage are sun spots, fine lines, and wrinkles.

You can prevent these problems from getting worse and future sun damage by applying a broad-spectrum sunscreen every day, no matter the season. Verify our favorite everyday sunscreens are here. 

Dry skin 

Dr. Bhanusali says that as humidity levels and temperatures drop, one of the main problems he faces is dry or dehydrated skin. This can be caused by lower air humidity levels and the summer sun. Be sure to include a mild cleanser such as CeraVe Cream Foam Moisture Cleanser and a creamy moisturizer such as Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream in your morning and evening routines. Apply a moisturizing shower gel to your body when you shower, pat your skin dry and immediately fix it with hydration using body oil, lotion or cream.

Contact dermatitis 

“We also often see contact dermatitis due to reactions to wool and other cold weather clothing,” says Dr. Bhanusal. To avoid this type of skin irritation, consider wearing a soft cotton shirt under a sweater and thick clothing to create a barrier between skin and fabric. 

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