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After Hours Skin Clinic

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After Hours Skin Clinic
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  • After Hours Skin Clinic

    Rosacea vs Flushing: What's Causing Your Facial Redness?

    11/06/2026 | 23 mins.
    Why do some people blush more than others? When is facial redness simply normal, and when could it be rosacea?

    In this episode of After Hours Skin Clinic, consultant dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid discuss the causes of facial flushing, blushing and persistent redness, and explain the treatments available for rosacea and other common triggers.

    They cover the science behind emotional blushing, menopause-related flushing, alcohol flush reactions, visible facial blood vessels and chronic facial redness. They also share practical skincare advice, treatment options and dermatologist-recommended sunscreens for sensitive, rosacea-prone skin.

    Topics covered:

    Facial flushing and blushing

    Rosacea symptoms and diagnosis

    Menopause hot flushes

    Alcohol flush reaction

    Emotional blushing and anxiety

    Azelaic acid and ivermectin

    Brimonidine and beta blockers

    Laser treatment for redness

    Micro-Botox for rosacea

    Sunscreens for sensitive skin

    Products and Treatments Mentioned:

    Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser

    Azelaic Acid

    Ivermectin 1% Cream

    TretinoinBrimonidine

    Propranolol

    Carvedilol

    HRT

    Fezolinetant

    La Roche-Posay Anthelios Children's Fluid SPF

    La Roche-Posay Anthelios Comfort SPF

    Garnier Sensitive Advanced UV Fluid with Niacinamide & Hyaluronic Acid

    Follow & Connect:

    YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic

    Instagram: @afterhoursskinclinic

    Email: ahsc@raconteur.tv

    Producer: Ella Blaxill

    Series Editor: Eve Streeter

    Music: Simon Elms

    A Raconteur Studios Production.
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  • After Hours Skin Clinic

    A Love Letter To Skin: The Story Behind Emma's New Book

    04/06/2026 | 18 mins.
    Wish you had all the skincare advice and information you need in one place?

    This week's episode is a little different from your usual After Hours Skin Clinic. Dr Emma Craythorne has written a book, Skin: An Owner's Guide, and Dr Ellie Rashid is putting her in the hot seat to talk all about it.

    Emma shares why she swore she'd never write another book after her first experience, what inspired her to create Skin: An Owner's Guide, and the skin science she believes everyone should understand. From the skin barrier and microbiome to ageing, skincare ingredients and common skin conditions, this conversation is a behind-the-scenes look at the book Emma describes as her "love letter to skin".

    Plus, we'll be giving away signed copies of the book.

    To enter, head over to our Instagram

    Please check the competition dates before entering.

    ⁠Klira⁠ – Founded by Dr Emma Craythorne, Klira creates bespoke prescription skincare formulated by dermatologists. Find out more at klira.skin.

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    YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic
    Instagram: @afterhoursskinclinic
    Email: ahsc@raconteur.tv

    Producer: Ella Blaxill
    Executive Producer: Eve Streeter
    Music: Simon Elms

    This is a Raconteur Studios production.
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  • After Hours Skin Clinic

    Dry Hands Explained: Eczema, Hidden Allergies, Over-washing & The Best Treatments

    28/05/2026 | 28 mins.
    Dry hands are not just a winter problem and if your skin is cracking, stinging or constantly flaring, there is usually more going on than “just dryness.”

    In this episode of the After Hours Skin Clinic, Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid unpack the different types of hand dermatitis, why some people are genetically prone to eczema, and how everyday habits like over-washing, wet work and even handling receipts can quietly damage the skin barrier.

    They explain the difference between atopic eczema, irritant dermatitis, allergic contact dermatitis and pompholyx eczema, including the hidden allergens that can keep hand eczema going for years without people realising it.

    They explore:

    Who is especially vulnerable to hand eczema

    The role of filaggrin and skin barrier dysfunction

    Why soap can make eczema dramatically worse

    How patch testing works and why it can completely change treatment outcomes

    The surprising reason some steroid creams can worsen eczema

    The best soap substitutes and moisturisers for dry, damaged hands

    How to protect hands properly with gloves and overnight treatments

    New prescription treatments for chronic hand eczema now available through specialist dermatology clinics

    There are also practical recommendations throughout the episode, including favourite dermatologist-approved hand creams, cleansers and barrier repair strategies that can genuinely improve painful fissures and chronic dryness.

    Products mentioned include:

    Dermol 500

    Aveeno Hand Ointment

    CeraVe Healing Ointment

    La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Hands

    O’Keeffe’s Working Hands

    If your hands are persistently dry, cracked, itchy or inflamed - especially if treatments never seem to fully work - this episode explains what might be missing.

    Follow & Connect with us ⬇️

    YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic 

    Instagram: ⁠@afterhoursskinclinic⁠

    Email: ⁠ahsc@raconteur.tv⁠

    Producer: Ella Blaxill

    Exec: Eve Streeter

    Music by Simon Elms.

    This is a Raconteur Studios Production.
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  • After Hours Skin Clinic

    Exfoliation: what actually works for glowing skin

    21/05/2026 | 17 mins.
    Are you over-exfoliating your skin without realising it?

    In this episode, consultant dermatologists Dr Ellie Rashid and Dr Emma Craythorne explain what exfoliation actually does, how to get glowing skin safely, and why so many people damage their skin barrier chasing “glass skin”.

    They cover:

    The difference between chemical and physical exfoliation

    Why sensitive skin can react badly to exfoliants

    The real reason exfoliation increases sun sensitivity

    The best exfoliants for acne, dull skin and ageing skin

    Why retinoids often outperform scrubs and acids

    The truth about dermaplaning and whether hair grows back thicker

    Hidden exfoliants in skincare, including pineapple and papaya enzymes

    How to protect your skin barrier while still getting glowing skin

    If you want evidence-based skincare, honest dermatologist advice, and real answers about acne, pigmentation, ageing and skin health, this is the podcast for you.

    Follow & Connect with us ⬇️

    YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic 

    Instagram: ⁠@afterhoursskinclinic⁠

    Email: ⁠ahsc@raconteur.tv⁠

    Producer: Ella Blaxill

    Exec: Eve Streeter

    Music by Simon Elms.

    This is a Raconteur Studios Production.
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  • After Hours Skin Clinic

    Hair Loss: What Dermatologists Wish You Knew

    14/05/2026 | 37 mins.
    Why does your ponytail suddenly feel thinner? Why does your parting look wider in photos? And why are so many women told that hair thinning is “just part of ageing” ... with very little guidance on what to do next?

    In this episode of the After Hours Skin Clinic , consultant dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid unpack the science, myths and emotional reality of female pattern hair loss.

    From hormonal shifts and nutritional deficiencies to stress, postpartum shedding and scalp inflammation, they explain why female hair thinning is often misunderstood and why early diagnosis matters more than most people realise.

    Expect evidence-based advice, practical treatment insights, and a few unexpectedly funny moments involving ketoconazole shampoo and a very confused patient.

    Inside this episode:

    What female pattern hair loss actually is (and why it’s different from male pattern baldness)

    The signs dermatologists look for during scalp examination and trichoscopy

    Why hair loss in women is often dismissed for too long

    The role of hormones, genetics, thyroid health, stress and menopause

    Iron, ferritin, zinc and vitamin D: the blood tests that really matter

    Why “hair vitamins” aren’t always the answer

    How dandruff and seborrhoeic dermatitis can affect scalp health and hair growth

    The truth about minoxidil, including the “dread shed”

    Oral minoxidil, spironolactone, finasteride and other medical treatments

    PRP, microneedling, laser-assisted delivery and LED helmets, what does the evidence actually say?

    Why postpartum hair shedding can sometimes uncover underlying female pattern hair loss

    When thinning hair could signal something more serious

    This episode is for anyone who has ever looked at their hairbrush, widened parting or thinning ponytail and wondered: is this normal and what can I do about it?

    Follow & Connect with us ⬇️

    YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic 

    Instagram: ⁠@afterhoursskinclinic⁠

    Email: ⁠ahsc@raconteur.tv⁠

    Producer: Ella Blaxill

    Exec: Eve Streeter

    Music by Simon Elms.

    This is a Raconteur Studios Production.
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About After Hours Skin Clinic
Welcome to the After Hours Skin Clinic - the place where the skincare conversation never stops. Hosted by consultant dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid, this laid-back, information-packed podcast dives into everything you’ve ever wanted to know about your skin and how to look after it.  Broadcasting from a cozy spot that’s less clinic, more chic lounge, this podcast blends fun, science-backed conversations with practical, no-nonsense advice. Plus skincare secrets, celebrity guests and so much more. We’re answering all those questions that get asked again and again. From the skin microbiome to vitamin C, treating acne to getting that glow, we’re cutting through misinformation and giving you advice you can trust. A Raconteur Studios production.

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