After Hours Skin Clinic
After Hours Skin Clinic
Podcast Description
Welcome to the After Hours Skin Clinic - the place where your skin questions don't stop when the clinic closes.
Hosted by consultant dermatologist Dr Emma Craythorne, this laid-back, information-packed podcast dives into everything you’ve ever wanted to know about your skin and how to look after it.
Broadcasting from a cozy spot that’s less clinic, more chic lounge, this podcast blends fun, science-backed conversations with practical, no-nonsense advice. Plus skincare secrets, celebrity guests and so much more.
We’re answering all those questions that get asked again and again. From the skin microbiome to vitamin C, treating acne to getting that glow, we’re cutting through misinformation and giving you advice you can trust.
There are so many ways to make your skin a little bit better and if your skin is a little bit better you can achieve so much more in a day – you actually can!
A little about Emma:
Emma has been a dermatologist for nearly 20 years. She works for the NHS in the Institute of Dermatology, on Harley Street at OneWelbeck in London. She’s the host of The Bad Skin Clinic on Discovery and is the founder of Klira - the world’s first luxury prescriptive skincare.
Meet the team:
Producer: Ella Blaxill
Series Editor: Eve Streeter
Music by Simon Elms
A Raconteur Studios production
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on topics related to skincare, dermatology, and overall skin health, featuring episodes on subjects like men's skincare, acne treatment, SPF protection, collagen-boosting techniques, and the myths surrounding anti-aging products, ensuring accurate and trustworthy information is provided.
Welcome to the After Hours Skin Clinic – the place where your skin questions don’t stop when the clinic closes.
Hosted by consultant dermatologist Dr Emma Craythorne, this laid-back, information-packed podcast dives into everything you’ve ever wanted to know about your skin and how to look after it.
Broadcasting from a cozy spot that’s less clinic, more chic lounge, this podcast blends fun, science-backed conversations with practical, no-nonsense advice. Plus skincare secrets, celebrity guests and so much more.
We’re answering all those questions that get asked again and again. From the skin microbiome to vitamin C, treating acne to getting that glow, we’re cutting through misinformation and giving you advice you can trust.
There are so many ways to make your skin a little bit better and if your skin is a little bit better you can achieve so much more in a day – you actually can!
A little about Emma:
Emma has been a dermatologist for nearly 20 years. She works for the NHS in the Institute of Dermatology, on Harley Street at OneWelbeck in London. She’s the host of The Bad Skin Clinic on Discovery and is the founder of Klira – the world’s first luxury prescriptive skincare.
Meet the team:
Producer: Ella Blaxill
Series Editor: Eve Streeter
Music by Simon Elms
A Raconteur Studios production
Can what you eat really change your skin? Consultant dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid unpack the science behind diet and skin health in this episode of the After Hours Skin Clinic.
From sugar, dairy and antioxidants to collagen supplements and extreme diets, they separate fact from fiction. Discover how nutrition, deficiencies and intolerances can show up in your skin, hair and nails and what a truly skin-friendly diet looks like.
You’ll learn:
- How sugar and insulin affect acne and ageing
- The truth about dairy, keto and fad diets
- Nutrients that support healthy skin and hair
- Whether collagen supplements really make a difference
Follow The After Hours Skin Clinic for expert dermatology insights, evidence-based advice and practical takeaways you can trust.
For questions or feedback, contact us on Instagram @afterhoursskinclinic or by email at [email protected]
A Raconteur Studios production.
Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional before making changes to your treatment or diet.
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