Have you noticed spots or prominent veins on your hands as you age? Is your neck starting to get lines known as "tech neck?" The Antiage Institute is Derrick & Tessa's go-to for all things skincare -- from Botox and fillers to the latest laser technology for correcting skin issues like red and brown spots, fine lines, wrinkles and texture problems. Check out their full interview with Houston Life to see some of these treatments in action.

A Japanese study found significant decreases in skin elasticity and more fine wrinkles among people in low humidity compared with high humidity.

According to esthetician Frankie Garcia from Face Haus in Rice Village, there are a number of products that should be in everyone’s routine.

Did you know the light from your devices may also be damaging your skin?

It seems the older we get, the more we buy to counter the signs of aging. Beauty and skincare is a multibillion-dollar business. It is easy to get sucked into day creams, night creams, eye creams and serums and peels. But Houston dermatologist Dr. Viraat Patel of Nigro Dermatology says you only four items you need in your arsenal.

If you have cellulite and want to hit the pool this summer, don’t worry at all. You’re not alone-- nearly all women have cellulite. The bad news is there’s no way to completely get rid of it, but you can minimize its appearance.

HOUSTON – If better skin is your goal for 2021, dermatologist Dr. Sherry Ingraham shares the top skincare myths you should avoid. MYTH#1: YOU DON’T HAVE TO USE SUNSCREEN IN THE WINTERThis is not true, sunscreen in the winter is a MUST! To avoid “AWT,” or after washing tightness, wash your face only once daily, and in the evening when possible. PRODUCTS: CERAVE FACIAL CLEANSER OR MICELLAR WATERMYTH#3: ACNE IS CAUSED BY DIRT OR A DIRTY FACENO!! Washing more is not necessarily better, and can irritate dry winter skin.

Getting more screen time? Watch out for blue light exposure risks | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: September 22, 2020, 4:10 pmWhether is for work, for study or to connect with people, since the pandemic started folks have been more glued to their smart-phones and computer screens than ever. However, that can create other problems due to more exposure to blue light. Dr. Sherry Ingraham, dermatologist with Advanced Dermatology, explained the hazards involved and simple ways to protect yourself and your family from these rays.

That’s why StyleWise style editor Jon Jordan is here to help you figure out what’s best for your face. You’ll often see skincare products that are either opaque or clear. Lotions that are cream-based and heavy are the opaque options, and products that are see-through are a little lighter on your skin. Jordan said that, depending on your preferences, one option is better than the other when it comes to your skin. The same can be applied to a lot of other beauty products, such as shampoo, conditioner and even facial mists.

What do olive oil, corn meal and raw sugar have in common? No, they’re not the first three ingredients to an amazing baking recipe. They are all things that can help repair your dry hands, especially if you’ve been washing them a lot more than usual, considering the coronavirus pandemic. Jordan says that using normal lotion will give you some relief, but there are many treatments you can do on your hands (or any dry skin on your body) with items that you probably have at home right now. You can watch the latest episode of StyleWise above -- and make sure you subscribe to see new StyleWise videos regularly.

KPRC 2 anchor Dominique Sachse shares easy at-home beauty tips | HOUSTON LIFE | KPRC 2Published: April 24, 2020, 1:55 pmWith 1.19 million subscribers on YouTube who love her tutorials, KPRC 2 anchor Dominique Sachse has become a master in all thing’s beauty. And since many salons are closed during the COVID-19 crisis, she shared her tips on some of the things many of you have asked for, including lashes and skin care.