“Itchy rash”, “dry skin”, “scaly patches”; these are some of the most common complaints presented to dermatologists on a daily basis. And although all of these descriptions can cover several diagnoses, the most well-known are eczema and psoriasis.
When psoriasis covers a large body surface area, is very severe, or has reached the point of psoriatic arthritis, topical treatments alone are not enough to effectively treat the disease. Biologics may be the answer.
The frustration of trying countless over the counter remedies can be overwhelming and with so many prescription treatments available, you need a provider that can choose which one is right for you.
Our skin is our body’s largest organ. It provides a barrier to protect us against infection, injury, sunlight, and heat. UV rays can damage your skin in as little as 15 minutes. Over time, cumulative sun exposure can lead to long term health problems.
Summertime is upon us. Temperatures are up, school’s out, and so is your skin! Whether you’re packing for a much needed vacay, firing up the grill, or gearing up for the season’s first beach day, take a moment to cover your bases...and your skin.
Over time, our skin loses overall elasticity and the epidermis (the top layer of the skin) becomes more fragile. Unfortunately, the lips are no exception.
Curious about the many options available to help keep your skin looking healthy? Both microneedling and microdermabrasion have become very popular for those interested in achieving a natural, healthy glow without having to undergo an invasive procedure.
Detect, Dodge, and Deter Skin Damage While it may be an unintentional oversight, lack of protection and care for our skin can lead to very serious consequences.
In today’s skin care market, both men and women are turning to dermal fillers for the happy medium between professional skin care treatments and pricey cosmetic surgeries. Which one is right for you?
Is your mole dangerous? When trying to determine if a mole is suspicious, remember A, B, C, D, and E - Asymetry, Border, Color, Diameter, and Evolution.
