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Write in with a question, a correction or a topic suggestion. If a standard described in an article looks incomplete, or you would like to see a treatment judged the same way, the editors want to hear it. Knowing what done right looks like helps everyone spot when it is not, and a good message makes that clearer.

What makes a message useful

A few details help a message get used.

• Name the article or topic you are writing about.
• Say what you think is wrong, missing, or unclear, and why.
• Point to the published guidance you are relying on, such as the questions the American Academy of Dermatology suggests asking before a cosmetic treatment.
• Suggest a topic tied to the area, such as a question that comes up around Westchester County, New York.

Each message is read by an editor. Replies are not scheduled, and personal or medical advice is not offered, so questions about your own skin or health belong with a qualified provider.