stress leaves its mark on us — physically. Stress rashes can take many forms, experts say, and finding ways to effectively manage those feelings can benefit our skin. Dr. Shasa Hu tells TODAY ...

Stress can affect the skin in a number of ways. Stress can trigger an outbreak of hives that can make up a stress rash. Hives are raised, red-colored spots or welts. They vary in size and can ...

Spots can also look very different depending on your skin tone. Some pink ... things—everything from environmental factors to stress to genetics. Atopic dermatitis, the most common type of ...

Social media users just won’t stop talking about how the stress hormone cortisol can cause cheeks and eyelids to swell out of recognition, a condition dubbed “moon face.” “Your face is ...

"Cortisol face ... marks, fatigue and hair growth on the face. Here's what medical experts want you to know about the misinformation surrounding cortisol. Cortisol is the body's main stress ...

Habuild says stress doesn’t just mess our heads but it’s all over our faces too. As we mark self-care month, it's the perfect ...

A condition dubbed 'moon face', but also known as 'cortisol face', refers to a potential skin side effect of having too high levels of the stress hormone - cortisol - in the body. Before you start ...

“When the skin is inflamed, it sends distress signals back to the brain, and the brain interprets that as danger. The result? A vicious loop where physical discomfort feeds emotional stress and ...