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Susan Evans, MD

Susan Evans, MDSusan Evans, MD



Dermatology

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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

Q. My warts are almost the size of my nails. Can they be removed without using freezing, burning, or surgical methods?
A. There are several topical solutions to help remove warts. Many of these compounds contain salicylic acid, which penetrates the warts and allows them...
Q. I am a 16-year-old boy and have dark circles under my eyes. Is there a natural way to get rid of them?
A. At age 16, I would avoid many of the harsh chemicals that are available. It may be wise to have an evaluation by your doctor to determine if there...
Q. I am 28 and have very sensitive skin. Is it too early to start using age-defying products?
A. Your antiaging skin care regimen should start in your 20s. Begin with a sunblock, followed by a gentle exfoliater and tretinoin-based creams to help...
Q. What's the best kind of moisturizer to use with oily skin?
A. You should use moisturizers that are non-comedogenic (non-pore-clogging). For individuals with oily skin, the use of products that clog pores may...
Q. I have had redness on my upper cheeks since I was 27. It is very unsightly. I am a smoker. What should I do?
A. First and foremost, I am extremely concerned about the fact that you are smoker. The combination of sun exposure and smoking can really accelerate...
Q. I am unable to wear a wristwatch with a metal or leather strap because I get rashes on my wrist. What do you suggest?
A. You may suffer from a nickel allergy. Most metals (even gold) contain small amounts of nickel. Consider applying a small amount of clear nail polish...
Q. My earlobes develop hard, crusty patches of skin and scabs and are sore. I’ve tried Bactroban. Do you have any advice?
A. You may be suffering from a secondary fungal infection. This can usually be treated with topical antifungal cream, along with a topical...
Q. I have a fair complexion, but it’s dull and oily. My skin is sensitive and I have acne. What products should I use?
A. Follow a skin regimen that includes exfoliation (AHA, salicylic acid, and papaya enzymes). Hydrate your skin with natural oils that are non...
Q. What are the most important things you should do to have healthy skin in your early 30s?
A. The two most important actions are to avoid direct sunlight (use a sunblock) and steer clear of smoking. Next, follow a skin regimen that includes...
Q. I’m a 32 year-old Asian woman. I’m suffering from dry, sensitive, acne-prone skin. What can I do to improve my skin?
A. Your first step is to exclude any underlying medical problems such as endocrine, or hormonal, or collagen vascular issues that may lead to a change...
Q. I have plaque psoriasis that appears on my scalp, face, neck and pants line. How can I keep it under control?
A. Plaque psoriasis needs to be addressed primarily by your physician. Plaque psoriasis can be treated with topical and systemic medications. There are...
Q. I have had a vitiligo patch for 10 years. How can it be treated?
A. Vitiligo can be treated with a variety of approaches including topical steroids, UV light therapy, photochemotherapy (for persons with greater than...
Q. At age 30, what should I look for in an antiaging facial cream?
A. The No. 1 cause of premature aging is sun exposure. So your first step is to implement a facial care regimen that includes sunblock. Next, use...
Q. Can I use lemons to lighten the darker areas of my skin on my body, including the perianal area? What else can I use?
A. The acidic component in lemons does contain some natural lightening properties. In general, it is safe to use. Avoid using lemons on any area that...
Q. Many women in my family have facial hair on their chins and jaw. I have dark marks from shaving. What do you suggest?
A. You may want to consider having the hair removed with a laser by a trained professional. Between treatments consider using hydroquinone, kojic acid...
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