Doctor and Hair Salon Combine at this D.C. Haven for Hair Loss
Kindred Hair & Skin Center – Fingernail Issues
Hair Loss
Vogue
Derm Diaries – Clogged Pores
What Black Dermatologists Want You to Know About Psoriasis
Kindred Hair & Skin Center – Slugging
Why Rosacea Is So Often Misdiagnosed on Black Skin
Do’s and Don’ts | Maintaining healthy Black hair and skin
Enough With the Breakouts! Here Are 17 Sunscreens for Acne-Prone Skin
What It’s Like to Be a Black Dermatologist in America
Rosehip discussion with Midday Maryland
Grey hair discussion on Midday Maryland
Talking skin pores on Midday Maryland
Dermatology myths on Midday Maryland
An overview of our services on Midday Maryland
What Is Dyshidrotic Eczema? Symptoms, Causes, Diagnosis, Treatment, and Prevention
Released: Dermatologist Releases New Book From The Popular Instagram Segment, #DermaMythMonday.
Let’s talk about stretch marks.
Leading Maryland Board certified dermatologist dispels myths on stretch marks.
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Many people have stretch marks and while they are caused by pregnancy and weight gain, weight loss the biggest contributing factor is…
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Nutrafol’s Scalp Microbiome Support Collection Lays the Groundwork for Healthy Hair
Kindred Hair & Skin Center – Clinical Trials
Re-Cleansed
Can Slugging Make Your Hair Grow?
Medium: Advancing the Health of Black People
New Beauty: Favorite Hair-Growth Enhancers
Derm Diaries
How to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion in dermatology
Winter Skin
Patient Buzz: COVID-19 & Telogen Effluvium
Kindred Hair & Skin Center – Gluten-Free Skin Products
Kindred Hair & Skin Center – Pore Treatment
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Are you wondering about biotin and hair loss?
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How to Prevent a Receding Hairline, According to an Expert
Inequality in dermatology brings misdiagnoses for patients of color
Dermatology Reckoning With Long-Standing Racial Inequities
Specialty ranks next to last in diversity; a movement started in 1999 is trying to change that
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Black people: We need to start protecting our skin
For years Black people have navigated the world with the notion that because we have melanin, we do not need sunscreen, when in fact our skin is just as susceptible to sun damage as others are.
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Dr. Chesahna Kindred is a dermatologist in Columbia, Maryland, and chair of the dermatology section of the National Medical Association, a group representing Black doctors and patients. She’s one of many fighting for more equity for patients of color in the field of dermatology. (Photo courtesy of Thomas Kirk)
PHOENIX – Lack of representation of people of color in research and textbooks – as well as in white coats – has created gaps of inequality that cause Black patients to be misdiagnosed and undertreated in the field of dermatology, experts say.
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Patient Buzz: Can hair greying be slowed?
Coveteur recently wrote an article asking if hair greying can be slowed. For expert advice
I contacted Dr. Chesahna Kindred, MD, MBA FAAD a dermatologist in Columbia, MD.
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Inequality in dermatology brings misdiagnoses for patients of color
Low-Level Light Therapy Cap
Essence: What the HS?
Midday Maryland – Hyperpigmentation
Pros Run Through Their Favorite Hair-Growth Enhancers
Dermatologic Salon
Inside Hidradenitis Suppurativa
Where Are All the Black Dermatologists?
COVID Alpha Event
How to Treat Hormonal Acne Naturally
A guide to sun protection for people with darker skin
22 of the Top Black Dermatologists to Put on Your Radar and Follow on Instagram, Like Now
Dermatologists are a wealth of knowledge. From unique skin conditions to acne, hair loss, skin cancer prevention, cosmetic procedures, and so much more — dermatologists should be your go-to for any and all skin-care related questions.
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Why 25 Md. cops will have paid leave until the pandemic is over because of their beards
Bearded Md. police officers on paid leave due to CDC guidelines
All the Ways You Can Use Cortisone Cream, According to a Derm
How to Manage Hair Loss as a Side Effect of IBD
What Are Parabens?
Can You Really Get the Benefits (and Risks) of Sunlight Through a Window?
Sifting through sunscreens: Decoding the claims on a sea of products
Dr. Kindred shares some insights.
Leading Maryland Board certified dermatologist dispels myths on skin care.
Leading There are two kinds of pores -one is the opening of the sweat glands and this is typically too small to create a problem with appearance.
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A thought provoking piece on black experience in dermatology.
Dermatology Leading Dermatology reckoning with long standing racial inequalities, a look at race within the field of dermatology.
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Hair wash with Baking soda.
Dr. Kindred is back with sharing her insights on myth busters of using baking soda.
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You may have heard of using baking soda to remove oil dirt and buildup from you hair and scalp while this does work…
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