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The Skin Science Podcast, hosted by Crown’s Chief Science Officer, Thomas Hitchcock, Ph.D. and assisted by Angela McDonald, Senior Director of Education for Crown Aesthetics, features in depth discussions about all things Skin Science. Whether it’s the skin microbiome, acne or SPF selection, to therapeutic and aesthetic treatment options and more, our discussions will challenge your thinking about Skin Science topics.
Even the face mist has homework when Dr. Thomas Hitchcock starts asking how it works for you.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
A science first skincare discussion that favors evidence over hype.
The episode treats skincare as a medical subject first. Dr. Thomas Hitchcock, Patty Farris, and Ted Lane keep pulling the talk back to clinical trials, evidence, and what can actually be supported. That focus gives the conversation a clear spine.
A steady, skeptical look at how chronic stress can show up on skin, in the gut, and in mood.
The Skin Science Podcast episode with Dr. Jigna Patel frames stress, skin, and gut symptoms as parts of one connected picture rather than separate problems.
A skeptical look at skin aging and the microbiome, with enough commercial context to keep it grounded.
The Skin Science Podcast starts with a plain but interesting question: do skin microbes change aging, or do they mostly sit beside it? With Dr. Thomas Hitchcock and Dr.
A practical reminder that progress in skin science comes from rechecking assumptions, not repeating them.
The episode keeps returning to one clear point: progress in skin science depends on knowing when older habits no longer fit what is being learned. Dr.
Peter Attia evaluates longevity science, from CETP inhibitors to protein debates, through evidence.
Morning medical evidence, compressed for practice.
Medical research, translated through patient experience.
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Thomas Hitchcock opens with a science first frame and brings on Patty Farris and Ted Lane to talk through skincare science, claims, and where evidence ends and hype begins.
Thomas Hitchcock opens the Skin Science Podcast with a simple idea: science is a puzzle, and skin science often needs to be taken apart and looked at again.
Thomas Hitchcock and Angela Wilson-McDonald welcome back Dr.