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The reviews and the Journal are how Dr. Vane helps most readers — but the desk is always listening for what to test next.

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Curious whether a serum is worth it, or want a whole category covered? Tell us. Reader requests regularly decide what goes through the rubric next.

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Unsure how a verdict applies to your skin type, or want to know why something scored the way it did? Ask — clarifications often improve the next update.

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Journalists and producers can reach Dr. Vane for expert commentary on dermatology and skincare. Details and past features are on the press page.

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Can I suggest a product for review?
Absolutely — it's one of the main reasons this page exists. Send the brand and product name (a whole category is fine too) and why you're curious. Suggestions genuinely shape the testing queue, though, to protect the desk's independence, a suggestion is never a promise of a favorable review.
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No. Sarah Skin MD is an independent editorial review desk, not a telehealth or appointment service. The reviews, the Journal, and the methodology are how Dr. Vane shares her expertise here. For care tailored to your individual skin, please see a board-certified dermatologist near you.
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Brands may send products for possible consideration, but a sample buys nothing: it's disclosed, it never affects a score, and most products are bought at full retail regardless. There is no paid placement, no sponsored ranking, and no copy approval. Read the full editorial standards.
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Not individually. This inbox can't diagnose or give medical advice for your specific skin, and nothing here creates a doctor–patient relationship. For anything medical — a new or changing mole, a stubborn rash, a condition that isn't improving — please see a dermatologist in person. In an emergency, call 911.
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We read every message and reply to as many as we can, usually within one business day. Thoughtful questions and product suggestions tend to get the fullest responses — and sometimes become a whole review.
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