How Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment Can Help Cure Keratosis Pilaris

To view this email as a web page, click here Products | Patents | Testimonials | Why We Are Better | Restorsea PRO | Blog | Press How Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment Can Help Cure Keratosis Pilaris This week’s newsletter is from Linda C. Honet MD, a board-certified dermatologist based in Bloomfield Hills, MI. Do you have KP, or Keratosis Pilaris? I am a board-certified dermatologist in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and I have KP. I also have numerous family members and patients with the same annoying ailment of the skin. It is a harmless, genetic skin condition, which may worsen in the winter months, and is often cosmetically undesirable. Affecting up to 50% of the adult population, the white to red, rough, dry bumps, which plug hair follices, can be quite noticeable, especially on the upper arms, as well as the cheeks, legs, back and buttocks. Not only is it frustrating to treat KP in my patients, but I have tried numerous skin products, prescription topical medications, and skin devices to improve the appearance of KP, with often nominal results. These treatments are not only time-consuming, but my patients overwhelmingly complain about how inelegant they are to use. Compliance and frustration are big issues in a clinical practice. So what’s a dermatologist to do? A light-bulb moment and a persuasive nudge led me to try the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment on my KP arms. In my practice, I was getting rave reviews from my patients using the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment for effectiveness and elegance of application for their scalp conditions. I have personally been using and recommending Restorsea since its inception in 2012 and now sell both the retail and PRO line from my office. I know how clinically effective the line is and how successfully it can be positioned in any anti-aging regimen. So, while understanding the pathophysiology of KP and how Restorsea works, I thought, why not try the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment on my KP arms and see what happens? It may be surprising, but yes, dermatologists are often eager and willing to use various skin products and treatments “off-label.” It is something we do when we know it will do no harm and may produce effective results. Using treatments off-label is how new clinical applications for treatments, especially in dermatology, are born. Not only do I find that the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment is easy to use, has amazing spreadability, and has fantastic compatibility with other skin products, but, most importantly, I find that its mechanism of gentle selective exfoliation works great for Keratosis Pilaris. Since KP is a chronic skin condition, despite its benign nature, there is no one-time, long-lasting, real cure. But Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment, applied twice a day on affected areas, is one that I know patients are willing and happy to use, especially when they see their KP improving. It is particularly nice for the males in my patient population, who are less than keen on “gooping” up their skin. The Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment is one that they actually don’t mind using daily on their arms. If you have KP, I urge you to try it out. Alone or combined with other treatment modalities, the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment may just be the KP “cure” you have been looking for. About Linda C. Honet MD: Dr. Linda C. Chung Honet, M.D. is a board-certified dermatologist in private practice at Honet Dermatology/Honet Cosmetic in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Dr. Honet graduated from Yale University with a B.S. in Neurobiology and Thomas Jefferson University with an M.D. with election to the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. She completed her internal medicine residency and dermatology residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Dr. Honet also completed a dermatology research fellowship in Molecular Genetics, where she is published in numerous publications on groundbreaking genomic discoveries in Type VII Collagen. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery, and a proud member of the American Medical Association. Dr. Linda Honet and Honet Dermatology/Honet Cosmetic are committed to providing the highest quality of dermatologic care in a distinctly professional, comprehensive, and compassionate manner. Dr. Honet strives to provide exceptional medical, surgical, and cosmetic care for her patients to keep skin healthy, vibrant, resilient, and rejuvenated. Restorsea LLC • (888) 785-8878 • [email protected] This email was sent to If you no longer wish to receive these emails you may unsubscribe at any time.

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How Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment
Can Help Cure Keratosis Pilaris

This week’s newsletter is from Linda C. Honet MD, a board-certified dermatologist based in Bloomfield Hills, MI.

Do you have KP, or Keratosis Pilaris? I am a board-certified dermatologist in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, and I have KP. I also have numerous family members and patients with the same annoying ailment of the skin. It is a harmless, genetic skin condition, which may worsen in the winter months, and is often cosmetically undesirable. Affecting up to 50% of the adult population, the white to red, rough, dry bumps, which plug hair follices,

can be quite noticeable, especially on the upper arms, as well as the cheeks, legs, back and buttocks. Not only is it frustrating to treat KP in my patients, but I have tried numerous skin products, prescription topical medications, and skin devices to improve the appearance of KP, with often nominal results. These treatments are not only time-consuming, but my patients overwhelmingly complain about how inelegant they are to use. Compliance and frustration are big issues in a clinical practice. So what’s a dermatologist to do?

A light-bulb moment and a persuasive nudge led me to try the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment on my KP arms. In my practice, I was getting rave reviews from my patients using the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment for effectiveness and elegance of application for their scalp conditions. I have personally been using and recommending Restorsea since its inception in 2012 and now sell both the retail and PRO line from my office. I know how clinically effective the line is and how successfully it can be positioned in any anti-aging regimen. So, while understanding the pathophysiology of KP and how Restorsea works, I thought, why not try the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment on my KP arms and see what happens?

It may be surprising, but yes, dermatologists are often eager and willing to use various skin products and treatments “off-label.” It is something we do when we know it will do no harm and may produce effective results. Using treatments off-label is how new clinical applications for treatments, especially in dermatology, are born. Not only do I find that the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment is easy to use, has amazing spreadability, and has fantastic compatibility with other skin products, but, most importantly, I find that its mechanism of gentle selective exfoliation works great for Keratosis Pilaris.

Since KP is a chronic skin condition, despite its benign nature, there is no one-time, long-lasting, real cure. But Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment, applied twice a day on affected areas, is one that I know patients are willing and happy to use, especially when they see their KP improving. It is particularly nice for the males in my patient population, who are less than keen on “gooping” up their skin. The Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment is one that they actually don’t mind using daily on their arms.

If you have KP, I urge you to try it out. Alone or combined with other treatment modalities, the Restorsea Revitalizing Scalp Treatment may just be the KP “cure” you have been looking for.

About Linda C. Honet MD: Dr. Linda C. Chung Honet, M.D. is a board-certified dermatologist in private practice at Honet Dermatology/Honet Cosmetic in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Dr. Honet graduated from Yale University with a B.S. in Neurobiology and Thomas Jefferson University with an M.D. with election to the prestigious Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. She completed her internal medicine residency and dermatology residency at Thomas Jefferson University Hospital. Dr. Honet also completed a dermatology research fellowship in Molecular Genetics, where she is published in numerous publications on groundbreaking genomic discoveries in Type VII Collagen. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society of Dermatologic Surgery, and a proud member of the American Medical Association. Dr. Linda Honet and Honet Dermatology/Honet Cosmetic are committed to providing the highest quality of dermatologic care in a distinctly professional, comprehensive, and compassionate manner. Dr. Honet strives to provide exceptional medical, surgical, and cosmetic care for her patients to keep skin healthy, vibrant, resilient, and rejuvenated.

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