Skin Concerns
Skin concerns like pigmentation, blemishes, redness and irritation, fine lines & wrinkles, eczema, rosacea, and textured skin can be frustrating. Luckily we have carefully curated a list of products that will not only help ease the discomfort of these concerns, but aid in long-term skin health. Discover our most popular skin solutions below or explore our Skin Mapping™ tools or Skin Condition Protocols page to find the products most suited for your unique skin challenges.
Skin Concerns
Clear
Environmental Detox
Skin Perfection Elixir
Rescue MD
StemFactor MD
Renew MD
Catalyst MD
Correct MD
Affirm MD
Polish MD
Remedy MD
Replenish MD
MD Core Four Kit
The Ultimate Cleanse
ProLift Renewal Kit
Peri-oral Care Bundle
Digestive Balance Bundle
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Frequently Asked Questions
Settle the barrier first, then tackle whatever bothers you most. Dry or reactive skin rarely responds well to targeted actives, so a few weeks of gentle cleansing, hydration and a repair serum like Rescue builds the foundation. Layer a targeted serum in after that.
Skin Mapping links where a concern shows up on the face to what may be happening internally, with congestion near the mouth pointing toward digestion and redness on the cheeks toward other triggers. It is why topical formulas are paired with internal support rather than addressing the surface alone.
Often yes, though pairing them with internal support tends to work better for blemishes and visible redness. Environmental Detox, Clear and Skin Perfection Elixir exist for that purpose. Start topically, then add an internal formula if progress stalls after a couple of months.
Rescue is the safest first choice, a lightweight epidermal repair serum that supports the barrier without narrowing in on one concern. It won Best Face Serum at the 2024 Dermascope Awards. Once skin feels settled, add something more targeted for tone, texture or blemishes.
A short adjustment period is common with Vitamin A or an exfoliating formula, as skin adapts to a faster pace of renewal. Use it two or three nights a week at first, keep hydration steady, and build up gradually. If irritation persists beyond a few weeks, scale back.