# Simran Sethi
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Simran Preeti Sethi (born October 12, 1970, in Munich, Germany) is an Indian-American journalist. Her career started in the media industry and transitioned to academics where she taught on the subject of journalism and global social justice. Currently, she is a freelance journalist and educator, writing on issues related to social, environmental and sustainability issues.
Rosacea in Darker Skin Tones: How to Identify and Treat It
In this episode of The SKIN Report, Dr. Simran Sethi breaks down a commonly misunderstood skin condition: rosacea in melanin-rich skin. While rosacea has long been underdiagnosed in darker skin tones, Dr. Sethi sheds light on how it presents differently, how to correctly identify it, and how to tre…
PCOS & Facial Hair: What Really Works for Hair Reduction
In this episode of The SKIN Report, Dr. Simran Sethi addresses a sensitive and often frustrating symptom of polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS): excess facial hair.
Dr. Sethi explains why women with PCOS experience facial hair growth, which medications are most effective for treating it (like spiron…
Can Fillers Make You Look Old? The Truth About Aging and Injectables
In this episode of The SKIN Report, Dr. Simran Sethi tackles a question many people are asking: Can fillers actually make you look older?
Dr. Sethi explains how dermal fillers work, why overfilling areas like the cheeks and jawline can lead to a puffier, aged appearance, and what signs to watch for…
Potenza vs. Morpheus 8: Which RF Microneedling Treatment Is Right for Your Skin?
In this episode of The SKIN Report, Dr. Simran Sethi breaks down the key differences between two leading radiofrequency microneedling devices: Potenza and Morpheus 8.
Dr. Sethi explains how these treatments work, what makes them effective, and why Potenza may be the safer option for people with dar…
Kitchen Ingredients in Skincare: What Works & What to Avoid
In this episode of The SKIN Report, Dr. Simran Sethi breaks down the truth behind using kitchen ingredients—like coconut oil, turmeric, and rice water—for skincare.
While DIY remedies may seem like a natural solution, they can actually do more harm than good. Dr. Sethi explains why these common ing…
Hair Loss During Menopause: What Actually Helps & What to Avoid
In this episode of The SKIN Report, Dr. Simran Sethi takes a deep dive into a frustrating symptom many women face during perimenopause and menopause—hair loss.
She explains how hormonal changes affect hair growth, and more importantly, which treatments are proven to work. From oral supplements like…
Collagen Face Masks: What They Actually Do & What to Use Instead
In this episode of The SKIN Report, Dr. Simran Sethi breaks down the truth about collagen face and lip masks and what they can actually do for your skin.
She explains the difference between hydration and collagen production, and why most sheet masks labeled "collagen-infused" don't actually increas…
In Search of 'Real' Food
What makes food "authentic"? Do we need to feel close to where it's made? Know the complete history of where it comes from? Be able to diagram the chemistry of how it dances along our taste buds? How can we quantify the romance between eaters and the food they love?
In this hour, we talk about what…
Biodiversity
Guest host Melissa Clark of The New York Times heads up a big show this week when we launch a new monthly partnership with America’s Test Kitchen. The premise? Good cooks are not born, they are made. Molly Birnbaum, executive editor of Cook’s Science at America’s Test Kitchen, gives us our first le…
It's the Moments Not the Superlatives that Matter
Ashley Bryan died this week. He was 98 and a brilliant artist, writer, and human who lived on an island in Maine near us and was the keynote speaker at a book festival we had. In a 2017 Horn Book interview with Roger Sutton and Nikki Giovanni, he said,
If someone says they are taking my time …
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