The Skin School with Anne Wetter
The Skin School is a 17-part interview series focused on the skin, the body's largest organ. The series was recorded with dermatologist Anne Wetter, founder of Inskinity and Diagnostiskt Centrum Hud.
HOW IS THE SKIN STRUCTURED?
The Skin School Episode 1 of 17. In conversation with dermatologist Anne Wetter about the skin and its role in our health. What function does each skin layer serve, and how should you care for your skin in the best way possible?
THE SKIN'S MIDDLE LAYER - HOW DOES IT AFFECT US?
The Skin School Episode 2 of 17. In Episode 2, dermatologist Anne Wetter discusses the skin's role in our health in more detail. How is the skin's middle layer structured, and what functions does it perform?
WHAT CAUSES ME TO GET TANNED?
The Skin School Episode 3 of 17. What makes the skin darken from the sun? In Episode 3, we discuss the skin's outermost layer and pigment cells in more detail.
IS IT AN ILLNESS OR NOT?
The Skin School Episode 4 of 17. Anne Wetter shares more about the skin and its role in our health. How can you tell if a skin condition is an illness, and is acne a skin disease?
WHY GET A SKIN ANALYSIS?
The Skin School Episode 5 of 17. Anne Wetter discusses the importance of getting a skin analysis to avoid damaging your skin.
WHY IS AN INDIVIDUALIZED SKINCARE ROUTINE IMPORTANT?
The Skin School Episode 6 of 17. Dermatologist Anne Wetter shares more about the skin and its role in our health. In Episode 6, we talk about how crucial it is to have a skincare routine tailored specifically to your skin. Can you damage your skin by washing it too much? How does aging affect our skin?
SHOULD I DRINK WATER FOR BETTER SKIN MOISTURE BALANCE?
The Skin School Episode 7 of 17. Dermatologist Anne Wetter shares more about the skin and its role in our health. In Episode 7, we discuss one of the biggest skincare myths: Does drinking lots of water improve your skin's moisture balance? Can natural products trigger an immune response?
NATURAL VS. SYNTHETIC INGREDIENTS?
The Skin School Episode 8 of 17. Dermatologist Anne Wetter shares more about the skin and its role in our health. In Episode 8, we talk about natural vs. synthetic ingredients. Is one type better for the skin? How should you think as a consumer when shopping for skincare products?
WHAT HAPPENS WHEN SKIN AGES?
The Skin School Episode 9 of 17. Dermatologist Anne Wetter shares more about the skin and its role in our health. In Episode 9, we discuss what happens as skin ages. How do anti-aging products actually work?
COLLAGEN
The Skin School Episode 10 of 17. Dermatologist Anne Wetter shares more about the skin and its role in our health. In Episode 10, we talk about collagen. What is collagen and how does it work? What's the best way to get enough collagen? Can you drink collagen to get healthier-looking skin?
SKIN MYTHS
The Skin School Episode 11 of 17. Dermatologist Anne Wetter shares more about the skin and its role in our health. In Episode 11, we discuss skin myths. Is it true that active ingredients can penetrate down to the deepest skin layer? Can using too many creams cause your skin to stop producing what it needs on its own?
WHAT IS ACNE?
The Skin School Episode 12 of 17. How does acne develop? Is it only teenagers who get it, and is acne a disease?
ACNE MYTHS
The Skin School Episode 13 of 17. Is it true that acne is caused by poor hygiene? This and other acne myths.
DOES WHAT WE EAT AFFECT ACNE?
The Skin School Episode 14 of 17. Anne Wetter helps break down how the food we eat affects acne, and how you can understand how your own skin works.
HOW DO I MANAGE MY ACNE?
The Skin School Episode 15 of 17. In Episode 15, we talk about what you can do to manage your acne, and how age affects how you should treat it.
WHAT ARE SKIN PIGMENTATION ISSUES?
The Skin School Episode 16 of 17. In Episode 16, we talk about skin pigmentation. What exactly is it? How does it develop? Is there anything you can do to get rid of your pigmentation spots?
DIFFERENT TYPES OF PIGMENT CHANGES
The Skin School Episode 17 of 17. In Episode 17, we talk about different types of pigment changes. What different types are there? Do different pigmentation issues require different treatments? What can trigger these?