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Susan Evans, MD

Susan Evans, MDSusan Evans, MD



Dermatology

273 Answers20 Followers1,652 Helpful Answer Votes
 

Bio

Susan Evans, MD, is an internationally acclaimed health and beauty expert and director of dermatology at her Beverly Hills practice. Evans is one of Oprah's and Dr. Oz's healthy skin and beauty experts. Her unique background, which includes internal medicine dermatology, from Harvard Medical School, Atlanta University Center, and New York University equips her with expertise in overall health, skin, and beauty.

Evans, a mother of four, is married to Brian Evans, MD, a plastic surgeon. Evans is a featured physician on the E! network series Dr. 90210. She frequently provides her input as the health and beauty expert, commentator, or contributor on The Dr. Oz Show, The Oprah Winfrey Show, Extra Life-Changers,Essence, and Good Morning America. Evans has offered her health and beauty tips in many mainstream magazines, including People, Parent, Health, Harper's Bazaar, and sister2sister magazine.

Evans is known as the dynamic, compassionate, down-to-earth skin doctor whose expertise has been shared within the Beverly Hills and Los Angeles area, as well as several countries. Evans is an innovative skin line creator who addresses all skin types. She wants everyone's health to be its best and for their skin to show it!

Evans is co-founder of the Skin Deformities and Research Foundation, a nonprofit organization.The program's goal is to work toward repairing at every level, brightening smiles, and helping others become complete.

Credentials

Organization Affiliations:
  • Beverly Hills Plastic Surgery and Skin Care
 

My Answers

A. The chickenpox vaccine first became available in 1995. I'm not sure when you received your childhood vaccines, but it is likely that the vaccine was...
A. When a patient responds by forming keloid scars, there is a greater than average chance that this will continue to occur. I assume that, as you...
A. The development of scar tissue is how our bodies respond to a breach in our skin, as when your cat's claw pierced the skin of your upper lip...
A. Blood-red spots may be attributed to dilated small vessels on your face, or telangiectasia. The majority of these "red spots" are benign...
A. Dry skin associated with hypothyroidism requires more hydration and added moisture than normal or oily skin. If your skin is itchy, consider using...
A. Post-acne scars can leave a variety of changes to your skin, including hyperpigmentation and pitting. People of color are especially prone to have...
A. Your first step is to exclude any underlying medical causes such as a thyroid condition, connective tissue disease, or an infectious process. When...
A. The No. 1 cause of premature aging and sunspots is sun damage. Avoid direct sunlight during peak hours, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Most sunblocks that contain...
A. Overly aggressive scrubbing of your skin may damage the top layer of your skin. If your objective is to remove dead skin cells, consider using gentle...
A. I suggest that you cleanse your face twice daily with soap and water. Pack a pre-moistened cleansing pad if you won't be around a water basin...
A. Your prior history should be taken in to account. A thorough exam of your face by your maxillofacial surgeon should exclude any potential problems...
A. Proper skin care is your first approach towards large facial pores. Pores appear enlarged when they are clogged, dilated, or infected, and that's why...
A. Sun damage is the primary cause for premature aging. Incorporate sun block in your daily skin regimen. Avoid outdoor activities between 10 a.m. and 2...
A. A lot depends on how extensive the eye bags are. If the underlying causes are medical or from lack of sleep, these issues should be addressed first...
A. Adult acne may be attributed to hormonal changes. The most important thing is to wash your face twice a day with a gentle soap. There is no need to...