Skincare for Cancer Patients and Survivors

Insights and tips to promote skin health before, during and after cancer treatment.

Please follow the directions of your medical team and use any products specifically directed by them. Always let your oncology team know when seeking any wellness or cosmetic services during cancer treatment.

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Cancer & Skin Aging: Hormone Therapy

Hormone therapy for women affects estrogen and/or progesterone by reducing its production or blocking its effects. Since estrogen and progesterone both play significant roles in our skin, visible changes in aging can be seen when these hormones are reduced.

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Good & Bad Products: Product Labels

If companies don’t have to validate their claims and their primary goal is to sell you products, is trusting product claims enough?

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Bad Skincare: Toxins & Irritants

What defines skincare that is not recommended during cancer treatment? Let’s take a look at the qualities of bad skincare products that disrupt skin and whole body health.

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Skincare: A Step-by-Step Routine

A daily facial care routine to prevent skin irritation and promote skin health. Always remove makeup & cleanse skin before bedtime.

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Alleviating Side Effects: Daily Habits

Cancer treatment can cause changes to your skin that weaken your skin’s protective barrier. Without an optimally functioning barrier, your skin becomes more susceptible to side effects from cancer treatment such as severe dryness, irritation, itching, burning and rash.

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A few things to note

Your skin is influenced by your environment. Factors like humidity, water hardness, and climate can all impact how your skin feels, and how your products perform. The advice provided here is tailored for those living in dry climates with hard water.

For personalized recommendations based on your unique skin condition, an in-person consultation and professional skin analysis is ideal. Seek out an oncology-trained licensed esthetician in your area by visiting Nancy’s List or Society for Oncology Esthetics.

If you're located in the Reno/Carson City region, I’d be happy to help- book an appointment online or reach out via call or text.

Facial Treatments for Cancer Support

At Innate Skin Therapy, our mission is to provide a sanctuary for those affected by cancer by offering facial treatments that nurture the body, mind, and spirit with compassionate care. Schedule your facial for cancer support today.