Aging skin isn’t lazy.
It’s underfunded.

Most skincare focuses on telling skin what to do by stimulating collagen, increasing turnover, and calming inflammation, but forgets the most critical question:

Milia on the eyelids are tiny, stubborn, and wildly misunderstood. They’re not acne. They’re not clogged pores in the traditional sense. And no—squeezing them like a pimple is how you earn inflammation, swelling, and regret.

Let’s break this down clinically and realistically.

Let’s get one thing straight: skin doesn’t need more chaos. It needs coaching.
That’s where PLLA (Poly-L-Lactic Acid) enters the chat—quietly powerful, clinically respected, and finally showing up topically in a way that actually makes sense.

This isn’t about instant gratification. It’s about long-game skin intelligence.

Rosacea gets your clients feeling red, irritated, and straight-up frustrated? We get it. Treating Rosacea can feel like tiptoeing through a field of landmines—one wrong move, and BOOM, flare-up city. But don’t worry; with the right approach (and the right products), you can help your clients manage their Rosacea and fall back in love with their skin. Let’s break it down, my fellow esties!

As estheticians, we’re trained to recognize and treat a variety of skin conditions—acne, hyperpigmentation, rosacea, and premature aging. But there’s one underlying issue affecting many of our clients that often goes undiagnosed or misclassified: glycation.

In the ever-evolving world of skincare, technology is revolutionizing the way we achieve youthful, radiant skin. Dermastart is at the forefront of innovation, integrating drone technology into our formulations to ensure matchless ingredient delivery and efficacy. Four standout products leading this revolution are ClearChoice® Anti-Wrinkle Retinox, DN-A Pads, Retinol Complexion Correction, and the Pure A Booster — each designed to harness the power of precision skincare for maximum results.

Winter’s chill brings more than frosty mornings and cozy sweaters; it also wreaks havoc on our clients’ skin. As professional skincare practitioners, understanding the underlying causes and using effective treatment protocols is essential to addressing winter-induced dehydration and maintaining skin health.