Dr. Peter Malouf Dermatology

Dr. Malouf Ranks It: viral skin and hair trends. Red light masks, rosemary oil, supplements, vitamin C, pimple patches, and expensive routines can all sound convincing online. Some may have a role. But the problem is when they replace diagnosis, pattern recognition, and a real treatment pathway. That is the idea behind CutisRx: start with the concern, understand what you are treating, and move toward physician-reviewed care when appropriate. www.cutisrxskincare.com #DrMaloufRanksIt #Dermatology #SkinCareAdvice #HairLossHelp #CutisRx

If you are treating the wrong type of hair loss, you probably have close to a zero percent chance of fixing the actual problem. A serum, supplement, diet trend, shampoo, or device may sound convincing, but hair loss treatment should start with the diagnosis. Pattern thinning, shedding, patchy autoimmune hair loss, and scarring alopecia are not the same problem, and they do not all respond to the same plan. The question is not: what product should I try? The question is: what diagnosis am I treating? Comment HAIR for early access #HairLoss #ThinningHair #Dermatology #HairLossTreatment #cutisrx

“Comment ‘HAIR’ for early access to our physician-guided Hair Recovery Program.” Most people don’t realize this: Hair loss is not ONE disease. Which means there is no single shampoo, serum, oil, gummy, collagen powder, or “miracle supplement” that treats all hair loss. That’s marketing. Not medicine. The problem is that people confuse: • shinier hair • less breakage • thicker-feeling strands with actually stopping follicle miniaturization. Meanwhile the real hair loss continues underneath. The earlier you medically treat hair loss, the more hair you usually keep. Stop chasing hype. Start treating the diagnosis. Comment “HAIR” for early access to our physician-guided Hair Recovery Program. #HairLoss #HairRegrowth #Dermatologist #MensHairLoss

3 signs you may need prescription dermatology instead of more skincare: 1. You keep switching products, but the same issue keeps coming back. 2. Your routine is getting more complicated, but your results are not improving. 3. You have been putting off seeing a dermatologist because getting in takes too long. Cutis RX is being built as a physician-led prescription dermatology program for acne, rosacea, pigmentation, melasma, texture concerns, hair loss, and refills. Join the waitlist at www.cutisrxskincare.com or click the link in my bio. #PrescriptionSkincare #DermatologyCare #AcneTreatment #RosaceaTreatment #HairLossTreatment

Hair loss does not always show up the same way. For women, it may look like a widening part, less volume, a thinner ponytail, or more scalp showing. For men, it may look like a changing hairline, thinning temples, thinning crown, or more scalp showing on top. Cutis RX is being built as a physician-led prescription dermatology program for acne, rosacea, pigmentation, melasma, texture, hair loss, and refills. Join the waitlist: www.cutisrxskincare.com Or click the link in my bio. #HairLossTreatment #PrescriptionSkincare #DermatologyCare #SkinHealth #HairGrowthJourney

Tired of skincare guesswork? Cutis RX is a dermatologist-driven prescription treatment program for acne, rosacea, pigmentation, texture, hair loss, refills, and more. Join the waitlist www.cutisrxskincare.com #PrescriptionSkincare #DermatologyCare #AcneTreatment #RosaceaTreatment #HairLossTreatment

Most people expect skincare to do things it was never designed to do. It can help with pigmentation, exfoliation, and gradual texture improvement—but it doesn’t lift, tighten, or reshape your face. The problem isn’t your skin. It’s the expectations you’ve been sold. If you understand what skincare can actually do—and what it can’t—you stop wasting time and start getting real results. Coming soon! Prescription skin care #DermatologyTruth #SkinCareMyths #NoBSskincare #PrescriptionSkin #SkinEducation

Most people expect skincare to do things it was never designed to do. It can help with pigmentation, exfoliation, and gradual texture improvement—but it doesn’t lift, tighten, or reshape your face. The problem isn’t your skin. It’s the expectations you’ve been sold. If you understand what skincare can actually do—and what it can’t—you stop wasting time and start getting real results. Coming soon! Prescription skin care #DermatologyTruth #SkinCareMyths #NoBSskincare #PrescriptionSkin #SkinEducation