Catherine LLeras 
Understanding Autoimmune-Related Hair Loss If you’ve noticed your brows and lashes thinning, falling out in patches, or not growing back as they used to, you’re not alone. Many of my clients with autoimmune conditions like alopecia areata, lupus, and thyroid disorders struggle with unpredictable brow and lash loss—and it can be incredibly frustrating. Some days, … Read more
What to Know If You’re Immunocompromised If you’ve noticed that your skin takes longer to heal after a wax, facial, or brow treatment, you’re not imagining it. Clients who are undergoing cancer treatment, living with a chronic illness, or have a weakened immune system often find that their skin is more reactive, stays red longer, … Read more
If your brows and lashes are thinning, falling out in patches, or just not growing the way they used to, you’re not alone. Many of my clients with autoimmune conditions like lupus, Hashimoto’s, and alopecia areata struggle with brow and lash loss—and it can be incredibly frustrating. Brow and lash regrowth isn’t just about the … Read more
How It Affects Your Skin (and What to Do About It) If you live with an autoimmune condition like lupus, Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, or Raynaud’s, you may have noticed that your skin behaves differently. Some days, your complexion looks dull or uneven. Other times, your hands and feet feel ice-cold no matter the season, or a … Read more
📌 Understanding Dermaplaning 1. What is Dermaplaning & How Does It Work? If you’ve ever wished for smoother, brighter skin without the harshness of a chemical peel, dermaplaning might be exactly what you need. I love this treatment because it gives instant results with zero downtime. It’s a manual exfoliation technique where I use a … Read more
D) All of the above If you have dry, rough skin that won’t improve, brows that are thinning from the outer edges first, or slow-healing skin that bruises easily, your thyroid might be playing a role in your skin’s health. Many people don’t realize that thyroid hormones are essential for regulating circulation, cell turnover, and … Read more
The Best Professional Treatments for Autoimmune-Prone Skin From Someone Who’s Been There If you live with an autoimmune condition like lupus, rosacea, eczema, or psoriasis, you know that your skin doesn’t follow the rules. One day, it’s calm. The next, it’s red, inflamed, and reacting to the same products that worked yesterday. It’s frustrating, unpredictable, … Read more
How to Avoid Irritation & Get the Best Results If you have sensitive skin, the idea of booking a facial, chemical peel, or laser treatment might make you nervous. Maybe you’ve had a bad experience in the past—leaving with more redness, peeling, or irritation than you expected. Or maybe you’ve just heard stories of people … Read more
If your skin reacts to everything—from weather changes to skincare products—you’re not alone. Sensitive skin isn’t just about redness or irritation; it’s often a sign of a weakened skin barrier. Your skin barrier is your body’s natural defense system, and when it’s compromised, your skin becomes more prone to irritation, dehydration, and inflammation. But the … Read more
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