Angela J. Lamb, MD

Angela J. Lamb, MD Board-Certified Dermatologist
Providing medical and cosmetic dermatology with integrity—so you still look like yourself. Media • Speaking • Education

Dr. Lamb is intent on partnering with her patients to determine the best course of treatment and ongoing care. In addition to her reputation for being friendly and approachable, she relentlessly pursues a set of self-defined personal goals in her role of Dermatologist with patients to Listen, Educate, Advise and be Accessible.

* Listening to patients' goals for their skin's day-to-day appearance

and feel

* Educating patients on their skin's general health, acute conditions, and ongoing care

* Advising on the most natural, yet effective, course of treatment

* Accessibility to patients after the office visit to address questions and progress

05/03/2026

Spring Skin Reset

As the weather changes, your skincare
routine should too.


Start by doing an inventory — check
expiration dates, textures, and what still
works for your skin.




04/27/2026

Vacation Skincare

Your skin can behave differently on
vacation.

Travel, changes in climate, and sun
exposure can all impact your skin —
sometimes causing flare-ups, and other
times improving it.

Packing thoughtfully, protecting your
skin from the sun, and being aware of
triggers can help maintain balance while
you’re away.

— Dr. Lamb





04/24/2026

Do You Need SPF Indoors?

Sunscreen isn’t only for days spent outside.

Sunlight that passes through windows can still expose
the skin to UVA rays, which are associated with
premature skin aging and long-term skin damage. Even
everyday moments — working near a window, driving,
or sitting in natural light — can contribute to
cumulative exposure.

Applying SPF as the final step in your morning skincare
routine can help protect your skin throughout the day,
whether you’re indoors or outdoors.

— Dr. Lamb




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04/22/2026

Glycolic Acid

Glycolic acid is a well-known chemical
exfoliant that helps improve skin texture
by increasing cell turnover.

It can be effective, but it’s important to
be mindful when combining it with other
active ingredients like retinoids or
prescription treatments.

Using too many strong actives together
can increase irritation — balance is key.

— Dr. Lamb





04/21/2026

Purging vs Irritation

Skincare doesn’t have to be complicated to be effective.

The minimalist trend is all about focusing on what truly matters: cleansing, moisturizing, and protecting your skin with SPF. For many people, these core steps — done consistently — are enough to maintain a healthy, glowing complexion.
Less layering, fewer products, and more focus on barrier support can often lead to better results than following every viral trend.
— Dr. Lamb

04/20/2026

Inflammation & Skin

There’s growing awareness around the
connection between inflammation and
skin health.

Diet, lifestyle, and overall wellness can
influence inflammation levels in the
body, which may impact certain skin
conditions.

While nutrition is just one part of the
picture, understanding how internal and
external factors work together can help
support healthier skin.

— Dr. Lamb





04/17/2026

Minimalist Skincare Trend

Skincare doesn’t have to be complicated to be effective.

The minimalist trend is all about focusing on what truly matters: cleansing, moisturizing, and protecting your skin with SPF. For many people, these core steps — done consistently — are enough to maintain a healthy, glowing complexion.
Less layering, fewer products, and more focus on barrier support can often lead to better results than following every viral trend.
— Dr. Lamb

04/16/2026

Water & Skin

Hydration is important — but it’s not a
cure-all.

Drinking water supports overall health
and helps maintain hydration, but it’s not
usually the sole reason behind conditions
like acne, eczema, or psoriasis.

Skin health is multifactorial, and
sometimes requires a more targeted
approach.

— Dr. Lamb





04/15/2026

Skincare Trends Dermatologists Are Watching in 2026

Not every skincare trend deserves a place in your routine.

While trends change quickly, dermatologists often focus on long-term skin health. Areas gaining attention include microbiome balance, simplified skincare routines, and barrier-supportive products.

Consistency and protecting the skin barrier usually matter more than following viral trends.
— Dr. Lamb

04/14/2026

Stress & Skin

Stress doesn’t just affect how you feel —
it can show up on your skin.

When stress levels rise, cortisol
increases, which can contribute to
breakouts, inflammation, and even
accelerate signs of aging over time.

Skincare isn’t only about products. Sleep,
nutrition, and stress management all play
a role in maintaining healthy skin.

— Dr. Lamb





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New York, NY
10024

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Wednesday 2pm - 8pm
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