When estrogen begins to decline during perimenopause, the skin is one of the first places it shows—and the changes go deeper than dryness.

Here’s the truth: midlife skin needs support, not punishment. Ongoing care guided by a dermatology team that understands both acne and aging skin is crucial– midlife skin deserves a more sophisticated approach than harsh acne products and hoping for the best.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, and as a team that spends our days helping patients look and feel their absolute best. Healthy skin and beautiful skin aren’t two different things; they’re the same thing.

If your skin is constantly red, flushed, or reactive, it can feel like it has a mind of its own. One day it’s calm, the next day it’s flaring… and you’re not even sure why.

Here’s the truth we don’t say loudly enough: When you hit perimenopause, your hormones are different, your skin is different, and your skin care needs to be different too.

The skincare industry has never been louder. New launches every week. Influencers promoting 12-step routines. Trending ingredients that promise instant transformation. Marketing that suggests you’re just one product away from perfect skin or is a “face lift in a bottle.”

If your skin is feeling dull, uneven, or just not as glowy as it used to be, you’ve probably heard us talk about BBL and MOXI. They’re two of our favorite treatments and for good reason. Let’s break it down.

Dr. Corinne Erickson helps viewers decipher fact from fiction when it comes to testosterone.

Dermatologist Dr. Corinne Erickson shares what trends you're seeing online that actually work.

If you’ve ever wondered why certain breakouts just won’t quit, even when you’re doing everything “right,” you’re not alone. Hormonal acne can be frustrating, stubborn, and, let’s be honest, unfair. But understanding what’s happening beneath the surface is the first step toward clearer, healthier skin.

If you’ve ever looked in the mirror and felt like your face is starting to “fall,” you’re not alone. Over time, skin laxity, volume loss, and muscle changes can lead to jowls, a less-defined jawline, and neck wrinkles. The good news? You don’t always need surgery to look refreshed. Modern aesthetic treatments can lift and tighten with little to no downtime.

Dr. Corinne Erickson came to Atlanta News First to talk about some of the most common reasons behind hair loss, plus how to treat it. By the age of 50, about 85% of men and 40% of men see significant hair changes.

We all want plump, smooth, firm skin, right? So when you see creams or patches labeled “collagen,” it’s tempting to think they’re going to magically boost your skin’s collagen. But here’s the truth: they won’t.

Menopause and perimenopause can come with a whole host of changes for women, but you don't have to take them without a fight. Dermatologist Dr. Corinne Erickson sat down with Joanne Feldman with some advice.

Summer may bring sunshine, outdoor festivals, and poolside fun, but with it comes extra pigmentation, redness, clogged pores, and breakouts. Even with diligent SPF use, you might start to notice dark spots, irritation, or acne flare-ups as the season winds down. The good news? There are plenty of ways to refresh your skin and get back that healthy, radiant glow.

When it comes to skin rejuvenation, there’s no shortage of options out there: lasers, fillers, microneedling, and everything in between. But every now and then, a new technology comes along that truly changes the game. For us, that’s Everesse.

Let’s be honest, dealing with hair loss is frustrating. Whether it starts as extra shedding in the shower or a noticeably thinner ponytail, it can sneak up on you and chip away at your confidence. The good news? You’re not powerless, and we’re here to help you.

Monthly skin treatments aren’t just a luxury, they’re a form of maintenance. Just like your manicure, brows, or blowouts, consistent skincare keeps everything looking fresh, balanced, and glowing before problems arise.