Everyday Health Talks Skin Care with Dr. Green
From hair loss to deodorant, Dr. Green was asked about all things skin care by Everyday Health, and often quoted in various articles, some of which are featured below.
Alopecia Areata Treatment: Medication, Platelet-Rich Plasma, and More Alopecia Areata Treatment (updated Sept 2026)
“What Are the Treatment Options for Alopecia Areata?” This was the question discussed with Everyday Health where Dr. Green talks about hair loss treatment options such as PRP. “PRP has concentrated blood plasma, which contains platelet-derived growth factors and proteins,” says Green. “PRP contains up to 5 times more platelets than normal blood. Restoring the health of the hair follicles can reverse hair loss.”
She also talks about other treatment options for Alopecia in the article, along with diet and lifestyle recommendations. In all cases though, the earlier you seek treatment, the better the chances of hair regrowth. “Getting treatment for hair loss in its early stages can help minimize overall hair loss and increase treatment efficacy,” says Dr. Green. She also talks about what to do when coping with hair loss in the multi-part article.
Find out more at https://www.everydayhealth.com/hair-loss/what-are-the-treatment-options-for-alopecia-areata/ and https://www.everydayhealth.com/hair-loss/how-to-cope-with-hair-loss-from-alopecia-areata/
What Dermatologists Actually Say About Mandelic Acid Deodorant: Apr 2026
Dr. Michele Green, board-certified cosmetic dermatologist, was recently featured in Everyday Health’s guide to mandelic acid deodorant, where she offered clinical insight into both the benefits and limitations of this trending skincare ingredient. In the piece, Dr. Green explains the key distinction that many consumers overlook: mandelic acid deodorants address odor but provide no antiperspirant effect, making them a poor fit for anyone with hyperhidrosis or who lives in a hot, humid climate. Her reasoning is precise — increased perspiration can dilute or wash away the acid before it has a chance to work.
On the question of tolerability, Dr. Green notes that mandelic acid’s larger molecule size means it penetrates the skin less deeply than other AHAs like glycolic acid, resulting in fewer irritating side effects. However she cautions that people with compromised skin barriers — from eczema, razor burn, or frequent shaving — should approach it carefully, and recommends a patch test for anyone with sensitive skin. Her practical guidance covers application technique, timing, and an often-missed contraindication: anyone with an almond allergy should avoid mandelic acid entirely, given its derivation from bitter almonds.
Find out more about her thoughts on mandelic acid deodorant at https://www.everydayhealth.com/skin-care/should-you-try-mandelic-acid-deodorant/
Best Eye Creams & Face Moisturizers of 2026
Everyday Health took a look at 2026’s eye creams and moisturizers to list the best available options. For eye creams, Dr. Green notes that “the reason you may need a separate cream for the eye area is that the delicate skin around the eyes is thinner than the skin on the rest of your face, which makes it more prone to show signs of sun damage and aging. This makes it an essential step for all skin types.”
They also look at How to Apply Eye Cream Correctly and What to Look for when Buying Moisturizer – such as making sure it should deliver hydration to the skin, “supporting its natural protective barrier, and improving overall health and appearance,” says Dr. Green in the article. They also look at various big brand and independent retail sites for a mix of products you can buy.
Read more at – https://www.everydayhealth.com/skin-hair-products/best-moisturizer/ and https://www.everydayhealth.com/skin-care/best-eye-cream/
Dermatologist-Recommended Blackhead Removers & Niacinamide Serums: July 2025
From peels and scrubs to devices and tools, Dr. Green reviews them all with the team at Everyday Health. In addition to that she offers advice on keeping those pores clean, for example – “It is especially important to wash after exercising to prevent sweat from becoming trapped in pores,” Dr. Green says in the article.
She notes various ingredients such as Glycolic Acid which helps “exfoliates the skin and can aid in preventing blackheads from forming,” along with What to Look for When Buying a Blackhead Remover and how to remove pores safely. In addition to that – she talks about Niacinamide Serums in another article the same week, where “Those with dry skin will appreciate the added hydration from using a niacinamide cream product,” explains Dr. Green. “For many of my patients, a niacinamide serum will provide the most benefit, [especially] as a serum that is lightweight and easily absorbs,” while reviewing some of the top brands in the sector.
Everyone might have slightly different needs but in all cases, “people who begin to notice clogged pores or blackheads should make sure their skin-care routine includes beneficial skin-care ingredients that can prevent and treat clogged pores.” While adding Niacinamide Serums into your skincare routing can help provide that dewy glow afterwards.
Find out more at “The 10 Best Dermatologist-Recommended Blackhead Removers We Tried in 2025” along with “We Tested 10 Dermatologist-Recommended Niacinamide Serums — Here Are the Ones We Liked Best for Glowing Skin.”
