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Derm-it Trotter! Don't Swear About Skincare.

Dr. Shannon C. Trotter, Board Certified Dermatologist
Derm-it Trotter! Don't Swear About Skincare.
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  • From Anti-Aging To Skin Longevity With Vitamin C
    Sun, pollution, and even your phone screen constantly stress your skin. At the Science of Skin Summit, Dr. Patti Farris broke down what actually works to defend against that daily onslaught—and why vitamin C remains the MVP when formulated and used correctly. We translate the science into plain English, explaining how free radicals damage collagen and DNA, how oxidative stress shows up as wrinkles and brown spots, and why topical vitamin C outperforms diet alone by directly saturating skin and complementing SPF against visible and infrared light.Dr. Farris also walks through how to pick the right formula: L-ascorbic acid for potency, THD ascorbate for sensitive skin, and the powerhouse combo of vitamins C + E + ferulic acid for all-day antioxidant defense. Expect clear, practical takeaways—a morning routine that starts with antioxidant serum, ends with mineral sunscreen, and shifts your mindset from “anti-aging” to everyday skin resilience.
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  • Beyond the Diagnosis: A Melanoma Warrior's Voice
    A routine Saturday turned life-changing when Leah’s dad had a seizure behind the wheel—ER scans revealed brain lesions, and a full-body scan showed his lungs “lit up like a Christmas tree.” A biopsy confirmed stage four metastatic melanoma, forcing Leah and her mom into an accelerated crash course on brain radiation, immunotherapy, and caregiving. What began as a stage zero melanoma in 2019 suddenly escalated, rewriting everything they thought they knew about “being done” with cancer.Leah shares the real story behind survival: seven rounds of gamma knife, twenty-one infusions, and the moment treatment had to stop to save his lungs. Stability came not by chance but through vigilance, monthly scans, and grace as the intervals lengthened to six months. Beyond medicine, Leah gets candid about the emotional and practical toll—losing independence, routines, and normalcy—and what caregivers and clinicians can do better: slow down, explain, listen, and humanize every stage. This conversation blends practical guidance with grounded hope for anyone navigating melanoma or supporting someone who is.
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  • No White Lies: The Truth About Vitiligo
    A white patch on the skin shouldn’t erase someone’s story—or their options. Live at the Science of Skin Summit, Dr. Seemal Desai breaks down what vitiligo really is: an autoimmune skin disease, not a cosmetic issue or something contagious. We trace his family’s journey from the anxiety of early PUVA treatments to today’s advanced options—topical ruxolitinib, phototherapy, oral JAK inhibitors, and promising IL-15–blocking biologics.We bust myths, explain autoimmune links, and share practical tips for care—sun protection, gentle skincare, and avoiding skin trauma. Dr. Desai also tackles stigma and insurance barriers that mislabel vitiligo as cosmetic, spotlighting the Global Vitiligo Foundation’s advocacy for access and support.
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  • Fall Skin Reset: Repair, Rehydrate, and Restore
    Your skin doesn’t follow the calendar—it follows the weather. As temps cool and indoor heat kicks in, we share how to shift from summer’s light layers to a fall routine that restores hydration, strengthens the barrier, and fades post-sun pigment—without irritation.Registered nurse and aesthetic nurse specialist Raquel Merlini joins us to break down hydration by skin type, smart retinoid use, and why SPF still matters in fall. We also cover post-summer pigment care, from vitamin C and azelaic acid to peels, IPL, and microneedling, for a smooth, balanced glow all season long.
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  • Hidden Damage: Why Rough Skin Deserves Attention
    A rough, sandpaper patch on your temple or ear isn’t just “dry skin”—it’s your skin whispering about years of sun you barely noticed. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Neal Bhatia joins us to unpack actinic keratoses (AKs): how to spot them, why they appear earlier than expected, and what truly reduces their risk of progressing to skin cancer.From freezing visible spots to treating hidden sun damage, Dr. Bhatia explains what really works—field therapy, photodynamic therapy, and daily prevention that fits real life. Learn how to protect smarter with sunscreen, supplements, and simple habits that keep your skin healthier for years to come.
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About Derm-it Trotter! Don't Swear About Skincare.

Feeling frustrated or overwhelmed with everything skin? Does the skinformation overload make you want to swear about skincare? Join Dr. Shannon C. Trotter, board certified dermatologist, as she talks with fellow dermatologists and colleagues in skincare to help separate fact from fiction and simplify the world of skin. After listening, you won’t swear about skincare anymore!
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