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After Hours Skin Clinic

After Hours Skin Clinic

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Welcome to the After Hours Skin Clinic - the place where the skincare conversation never stops. Hosted by consultant dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid, 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. A Raconteur Studios production. Arte Diseño y Artes Decorativas Enfermedades Físicas Higiene y Vida Saludable
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  • Vitamin D, Sunlight & Skin Health: How Much Do You Really Need?

    Vitamin D, Sunlight & Skin Health: How Much Do You Really Need?
    Apr 16 2026
    How much sun do you actually need for vitamin D? Does SPF block vitamin D production? And can low vitamin D cause hair loss? In this episode of After Hours Skin Clinic, consultant dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid explore the science behind vitamin D, its role in skin and overall health, and the truth about sun exposure. From medical guidance to common myths about SPF and vitamin D deficiency, they break down what the evidence actually says, and what it means for your daily routine. You’ll learn: How vitamin D is produced in the skin (and why UVB matters) Why most people in the UK need supplements in winter How much sun exposure is enough and why more isn’t better Whether sunscreen affects vitamin D levels The best dietary sources of vitamin D Safe supplementation and dosing Why sunbeds are not a safe option The link between vitamin D deficiency and hair loss Emerging research on vitamin D, inflammation, and immune health Emma and Ellie also discuss large-scale clinical studies exploring vitamin D’s potential role in reducing autoimmune disease risk and improving health outcomes. 💡 Key takeaway: You don’t need prolonged sun exposure for vitamin D and supplements are often the safest and most effective option. ⁠Klira⁠ - Founded by Dr Emma Craythorne, Klira is a bespoke luxury skincare formula prescribed by dermatologists. You may hear it mentioned from time to time on the podcast and if you want to find out more head over to ⁠klira.skin⁠ Follow & Connect with us ⬇️ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic Instagram: ⁠@afterhoursskinclinic⁠ Email: ⁠ahsc@raconteur.tv⁠ Send us your questions! ⬆️ Producer: Ella Blaxill Exec: Eve Streeter Music by Simon Elms. This is a Raconteur Studios Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    18 m
  • The Truth About Fillers: Risks, Migration, Dissolving & Safety | Consultant Dermatologist Advice

    The Truth About Fillers: Risks, Migration, Dissolving & Safety | Consultant Dermatologist Advice
    Apr 9 2026
    Thinking about dermal fillers? In this episode of the After Hours Skin Clinic, London Consultant Dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid break down everything you need to know about facial fillers, from benefits to serious risks. As two leading experts, they get questions both in-clinic and out. In this video, they answer your most asked questions on fillers: What are dermal fillers and how do they work? Do fillers dissolve or migrate over time? The truth about hyaluronic acid fillers vs biostimulatory fillers (Sculptra, Radiesse) Can filler be reversed safely? The risks of hyaluronidase Real complications: granulomas, biofilms, and long-term filler presence Can filler cause “pillow face” or stretch your skin? Is filler safe and who should you trust to inject it? UK regulations: why anyone can inject fillers and what to look for (CE / UKCA marking) Rare but serious risks: vascular occlusion, tissue death, and blindness Plus: Would Emma and Ellie have filler themselves? This episode is essential listening if you’re considering cosmetic injectables and want evidence-based, medically qualified, un-biased advice. 📍 Recorded in Central London 📩 Send your questions via Instagram or email YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic Instagram: ⁠@afterhoursskinclinic⁠ Email: ⁠ahsc@raconteur.tv⁠ ⚠️ This podcast is for information only and not a substitute for medical advice Producer: Ella Blaxill Exec: Eve Streeter Music by Simon Elms. This is a Raconteur Studios Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    28 m
  • The Truth About Injectable Moisturisers & Skin Boosters: Do They Really Work?

    The Truth About Injectable Moisturisers & Skin Boosters: Do They Really Work?
    Apr 2 2026
    In this episode of After Hours Skin Clinic, consultant dermatologists Dr Emma Craythorne and Dr Ellie Rashid unpack one of the most talked-about trends in aesthetic dermatology: injectable moisturisers, also known as skin boosters. They're marketed as the secret to glass skin, deep hydration, and radiant glow...but are they actually worth it? We break down the science behind hyaluronic acid injections, how they differ from traditional dermal fillers, and what the evidence really shows when it comes to hydration, skin quality, and long-term results. You’ll learn: What “injectable moisturisers” actually are How skin boosters differ from fillers Whether they improve hydration, texture, and wrinkles How long results last (and why maintenance is key) The truth about treatments like Profilo and polynucleotides Risks, side effects, and what to expect after treatment Whether they’re worth the time, cost, and attention they get Emma and Ellie also discuss the limitations of current research, the role of marketing in aesthetic treatments, and why these procedures should never replace a solid skincare routine. 💡 Key takeaway: Skin boosters may offer temporary hydration and glow...but they are not a substitute for medical-grade skincare or more targeted treatments. Follow & Connect: ⁠www.youtube.com/@AfterHoursSkinClinic Instagram: ⁠@afterhoursskinclinic⁠ Email: ⁠ahsc@raconteur.tv⁠ Producer: Ella Blaxill Exec: Eve Streeter Music by Simon Elms. This is a Raconteur Studios Production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    22 m
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