Hydroxy acids come in two forms that are topically applied to the skin: alpha hydroxy acids (AHAs) and beta hydroxy acids (BHAs). Although each of these acids addresses different concerns, they can both be used to improve the skin. Hydroxy acids are liquid exfoliants. The difference between a liquid and a physical exfoliant is pretty …. read more
So many people buy their beauty products from Amazon. One of the most popular ways to judge a product’s effectiveness and quality is to look at the customer reviews. Sometimes, they are a great indicator of how well a product works, but sometimes that’s not the case. In today’s beauty blog, I’ll be looking at …. read more
Acne scarring and breakouts are the main reason why I started Beatitude Aesthetic Medicine in 2008. Hi, I’m Dr. Aeria Chang, and I’ve dedicated my medical practice to helping patients look their best so they can feel their best. Acne scars can rob a person of their confidence and interfere with their social life, career, …. read more
There are a variety of devices that I use to give patients tighter, younger looking skin right in the office with NO surgery and little-to-no discomfort or downtime. In today’s beauty blog, I’m discussing two of my top skin tightening devices for the face and body. After reading this, get in touch with me for …. read more
In a recent story featured on Allure magazine’s website, several skin experts weighed in on the Best 21 Skin Care Tips. For my beauty blog this month, I thought it would be helpful to expand on some of their tips to give my readers more detailed information (as well as some product recommendations!). During April, …. read more
Acne scars can be extremely difficult to cover up and pitted scars can be a painful reminder of past acne breakouts. What can you do to smooth away, fill in, and get rid of deep acne scars? Read on for information from acne treatment expert and doctor Aeria Chang, MD. Catch her beauty blogs twice …. read more
Patient Stories
Dr. Chang has an eye for symmetry and aesthetics. I went in for a consultation to have fillers under my eyes. Instead I was educated on my facial anatomy. I agreed to some fillers in my forehead and cheeks instead and could not be more pleased with the outcome.
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