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The best anti-aging skincare product might already be in your medicine cabinet. In this conversation, Dr. Noëlle Sherber breaks down a branding problem that may be costing people years of skin health: SPF. A study published in Dermatologic Surgery followed subjects for fifty-two weeks. One added ingredient. Sequential imaging. Investigator evaluations. Self-assessments. The result? Nearly every element of skin quality — texture, clarity, pigment — improved by around 50%. Not 8%. Not the kind of modest improvement most products advertise. Fifty percent. As Dr. Sherber explains, if sunscreen were discovered today and marketed as the best anti-aging product of all time, everyone would be using it. The science has been there. It's just had a branding issue! Tune into the full conversation, out now on all major streaming platforms.

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