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What Dermal Filler is Right for me?
Aging can cause our skin to lose its healthy appearance. It starts to wrinkle and lacks the volume that it once had. This happens due to the natural loss of subcutaneous fat. The skin muscles start fu…
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Online Consultations: The Future of Dermatology?
The rapidly improving technology of the modern world has had a profound positive impact on the healthcare industry. Believe it or not, the mere fact that you are reading this article is proof of this:…
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How and Why Aging Affects the Skin
Noticing signs of aging in your own body can be frustrating or even frightening. Fortunately, even though there is no way to turn back the clock, there are plenty of steps that you can take today to i…
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4 Ways You Could Be Exposing Your Skin to Harmful Bacteria
You may go to great lengths to promote healthy skin — perhaps you wear sunscreen, eat a healthy diet, perform regular self-examinations, and see your dermatologist on a regular basis. All the same, i…
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7 Ways You’re Harming Your Skin Without Even Realizing It!
Everyone wants great skin: and many of us are even willing to go great lengths to accomplish this goal. But the sad truth is, even if you are purchasing top-of- the-market skincare products, it means …
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4 Secrets for Looking Great Even As You Age
Growing older can be a beautiful thing: an opportunity to gain wisdom, life experiences, and perspective. Unfortunately, many people do not feel beautiful as they age. (After all, gaining years is als…
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4 Common Skin Conditions that You Should Know
Knowledge is power when it comes to taking care of your health — and this is certainly true when it comes to common skin conditions. In this article, we will review a few of the most frequently-encou…
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A Dermatologist’s Guide to Washing Your Face
Washing your face might seem like a simple enough chore — but the truth is, it may be more complicated than you might imagine. When done properly, face washing can help you prevent breakouts and othe…
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How Vitamin C Affects Your Skin!
Also known as ascorbic acid, vitamin C is one of the most crucial vitamins for human health. You are likely already aware of this vitamin’s importance when it comes to preventing disease: vitamin C …
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Melanoma
Melanoma is one of the top 3 dermatologic malignancies and the one of the most serious and deadly skin cancers. As opposed to more commonly occurring basal cell carcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas…
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8 Common Triggers of Rosacea Symptoms
Rosacea is a skin condition in which the face, particularly around the nose and cheeks, appears pink or red. This is caused by the blood vessels underneath the skin dilating – or becoming larger and i…
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6 Misconceptions About Acne
Acne is a very common skin condition that affects most people at some point in their lives. It occurs when a pore becomes blocked or clogged, allowing bacteria to grow and the pore to become inflamed….
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4 Important Facts About Botox
One of the most widely recognized cosmetic anti-aging medicines in the world is also one of the most misunderstood. Read on to learn four important facts about Botox — especially if you are trying to…
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What Are Skin Tags?
Skin tags are harmless growths, usually small and elongated, that form frequently under arms, on eyelids and on the chest and neck. These growths, sometimes called acrochordons, are usually painless, …
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7 Sunscreen Myths You Probably Believe
Many people underestimate the power of sunscreen. Seeing as it can be a bit of a hassle to put on, and some people find the sensation of applying it uncomfortable, it is not surprising that a number o…
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Laser Hair Removal Q&A
Laser hair removal is one of the most commonly performed cosmetic surgery procedures on the planet. Read on to learn more about whether laser hair removal may be right for you.
Q: Why choose laser …
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Designing Your Ideal Skincare Routine
Even for those blessed with a naturally healthy complexion, developing a regular skincare routine is an important part of health and hygiene. Here is a simple guide that can help you design the right …
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Preventing Scars From Cuts and Scrapes
Cuts, scratches, scrapes, and boo-boos are a common part of growing up. (Frankly, they’re a common part of adult life too!) Fortunately, the human body is amazingly resilient, and capable …
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Accutane: Weighing the Pros and Cons
If you are searching for a solution to your acne problems, one possibility you may have heard of is Accutane. Although the active this solution is just an extract of a widely available nutrient, vitam…
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How to Keep Skin Looking Young
Perhaps the most common cosmetic dermatology question encountered in today’s world is “how can I keep my skin looking smooth and young?” Despite what thousands of sensationalistic internet artic…
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Sun Safety for Spring Break!
Spring break is almost here and this means a flurry of activity in preparation of travel to sunnier states, trips to the beach, and all kinds of outdoor fun. Unfortunately, in the midst of all this ex…
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Designing Your Ideal Skincare Routine
Even for those blessed with a naturally healthy complexion, developing a regular skincare routine is an important part of health and hygiene. Here is a simple guide that can help you design the right …
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What Are Skin Tags?
Skin tags are harmless growths, usually small and elongated, that form frequently under arms, on eyelids and on the chest and neck. The growths, sometimes called acrochordons, are usually painless, an…
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4 Important Facts About Botox
One of the most widely recognized cosmetic anti-aging medicines in the world is also one of the most misunderstood. Read on to learn four important facts about Botox — especially if you are trying to…
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6 Misconceptions About Acne That Make Dermatologists Cringe
Acne is a very common skin condition that affects most people at some point in their lives. It occurs when a pore becomes blocked or clogged, allowing bacteria to grow and the pore to become inflamed….
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8 Common Triggers of Rosacea Symptoms
Rosacea is a skin condition in which the face, particularly around the nose and cheeks, appears pink or red. This is caused by the blood vessels underneath the skin dilating – or becoming larger and i…
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Preventing Acne Scars
Perhaps the only thing that strikes more fear into the heart of a chronic acne sufferer than the idea of a breakout? The idea of long-term scarring. Unfortunately, severe acne does have the potential …
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Preparing for Laser Hair Removal
Getting laser hair removal can be exciting. It means saying goodbye to unsightly and unwanted hair. It means saying goodbye to shaving, plucking, and waxing. Here are a few things that you should do i…
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Spider and Varicose Veins
Spider and varicose veins have a similar cause: weakened valves in the circulatory system. When veins are not able to work as they should, pressure inevitably builds, causing veins to become discolore…
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9 Common Causes of Skin Rashes
Discovering a skin rash can be disconcerting. Rashes can cause itching, swelling, and discomfort: and, in some cases, they can even be a sign of a more serious health condition. If you or your child a…
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All About Sunscreen: SPF, Broad Spectrum Protection, and More
The heat and light of the sun sustains life on earth as we know it. Unfortunately, it can also do some real damage to the skin, causing burns, wrinkles, brown spots, and even putting you at a higher r…
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Ongoing Research Confirms Benefits of Green Tea for the Skin!
Over two thousand years ago, the Chinese began using green tea for medicinal purposes under the Han dynasty. According to those ancient doctors, the infusion of the camellia sinensis plant could be us…
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Rosacea Q&A
Rosacea is one of the most common chronic skin conditions affecting adults around the world. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most misunderstood. According to the National Rosacea Society, roughly…
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6 Facts Everyone Should Know About Skin Moles
Skin moles are extremely common. In fact, the average person has between 10 and 40 moles on their body–and nearly everyone has at least one. As ubiquitous as moles may be, however, many people know s…
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Keeping Acne Under Control
Acne is a very common condition that affects nearly 80% of teenagers, as well as a sizable portion of the adult population. An occasional pimple or blemish may be unavoidable; however, for those strug…
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Warts
Warts are a common skin condition caused by various strains of the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). Warts can be on hands, feet, face, limbs, or even the genital areas. Except for ones on pressure bearing…
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Acne Guide: Whiteheads, Blackheads, and Pimples
If you are suffering from acne, you are not alone. In fact, acne is the most common skin condition treated in dermatology clinics around the country. Though the emergence of pimples, blackheads, and w…
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The Importance of Self Examinations
According to The American Academy of Dermatology, skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. Your chances of being diagnosed with skin cancer is even higher if you are male, C…
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Time Behind the Wheel Can Increase Risk of Skin Cancer
If you are serious about skin care, the odds are good that you already know most of the common risk factors for skin cancer: fair skin, a history of sunburns, excessive sun exposure, and a personal an…
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Eczema Q&A
Eczema–also known as atopic dermatitis–is a chronic skin problem that affects more than 35 million Americans. Roughly two percent of all adults suffer from eczema, and between ten and twenty percent…
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Drug Related Skin Reactions
There are several different types of adverse drug reaction related to skin. They can result from a wide variety of medication, whether it is at the outset of use or after dose escalation. Adverse drug…
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Latisse: An Option for Eyelash Beauty
Allergan, the company behind blockbuster treatments like Botox and Juvederm, also markets Latisse, the only product approved by the FDA for stimulation of eyelash length and thickness. Latisse is also…
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Summer Bug Bites
Summer is here and most Americans head outdoors to enjoy the season. Indoors or out, bugs are everywhere, and it’s not uncommon to experience a sting or bug bite. Some common culprits include bees, …
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Eyebrow Update
Eyebrows are an important facial feature that can really make a difference in your appearance. Whether you prefer thick or thin brows, upkeep is important. If you’re not happy with the look you have…
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What You Need To Know About Your Sunscreen
Sunscreen is an important weapon in your arsenal against skin cancer and aging. There is a
large selection available, but comparing one sunscreen to another can sometimes be difficult.
The American …
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Microneedling
What is micro-needling?
Micro-needling has been available to cosmetic dermatologists and their patients for several years, but with the proliferation of new devices and improved results, it has becom…
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Mohs Surgery for Skin Cancer: What Is It?
Mohs surgery is a specific surgical technique that allows dermatologic surgeons to achieve precise control of surgical margins when operating on skin cancer. It is considered to be the best available …
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The Eye Area: Circles and Lines
The under eye area can present several cosmetic problems for both men and women, but the good news is that there are treatments available to help you improve the appearance of this tricky area of the …
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Nail Fungus
Fungal nail infections, known as onchomycosis, are the most common nail disorder and can affect both fingernails and toes. A nail fungal infection can be difficult to eradicate, resulting in thickenin…
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Six Practices to Avoid in Your Skin Care Routine
We often talk about what you should be doing to maintain healthy skin and a radiant complexion. Let’s look at a few practices that are counterproductive at best and harmful at worst:
1. Over-washin…
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Plantar Warts – What You Can Do
Plantar warts are the hard, grainy warts that are typically found on the soles of the feet and toes. Because they are subjected to pressure in these areas, they may grow inward beneath a thick callus….
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Improving the Appearance of Your Decolletage
Sun damage causes about 90% of the changes we associate with aging, as a result of harmful ultraviolet rays. The skin of the chest is just as vulnerable as the skin of the face or hands, but many indi…
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Hair Loss: Alopecia
Hair loss, also known as alopecia, is a very common complaint, but it can be caused by a number of different disorders. Hair loss disorders can be the result of inflammatory conditions that may damage…
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Laser Tattoo Removal
Tattoos sometimes cause regret, but there are methods for successful removal. If you have a tattoo that no longer inspires delight, there is hope for restoration of your skin. Although tattoos seemed …
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Eczema
What is Eczema?
Eczema is the term used to describe a chronic skin disorder characterized by inflammation of the skin. Eczema results in irritation and itchiness, but scratching only prolongs the cyc…
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Nutritional Considerations for Healthy Skin and Hair
Skin reflects our general state of health, so it follows that healthy diet, exercise, and good sleep habits will result in an attractive complexion. There are a number of nutrients that are critical t…
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Scar Revision
If you have a troubling scar, there are options available for improving its appearance. Scars occur as the result of an injury, including burns, lacerations, or surgical procedures. Scars can also res…
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The Stigmata of Smoking: Lip Lines
Although statistics show most Americans have quit smoking, many women find that the habit of past puffing has resulted in unsightly and unmistakable wrinkling around the lips. The wrinkles are the res…
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Healthy Skincare Habits for the New Year
Many of us are looking ahead to 2016 as a chance to recover our glow after too many late nights and too much holiday indulgence. Diet and exercise have a tendency to slide during this busy season, but…
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Maintaining Healthy Feet
During the holidays, you may be on your feet a good bit, whether you are rushing to finish your seasonal shopping or dancing at a holiday party. Your feet are most likely already experiencing winter s…
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Genital Wart Vaccines: What You Need to Know
The most common sexually transmitted virus in the United States is genital human papillomavirus (HPV). There are over 150 strains of HPV and 20 million Americans are infected, with another 14 million …
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Self Examination of Your Skin
Who should examine their skin?
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, everyone should perform a monthly head-to-toe skin exam. It’s important to identify any new lesions or lesions that are chang…
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Tea Tree Oil
What is tea tree oil?
Tea tree oil is a natural oil that is derived from the leaves of the tea tree, a tree named in the eighteenth century by sailors; who noticed that tea made from the leaves of th…
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Choosing a Dermatologist
A dermatologist is a medical doctor who specializes in evaluation and treatment of conditions of the skin, hair, and nails. Dermatologists are also specialists in maintenance of skin health. Dermatolo…
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Hair Straighteners: What You Need to Know
There have been a lot of products over the years that promise to turn your frizz into a sleek hairdo that requires less daily care. The Brazilian Blowout became popular a few years ago and t…
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Tips to Keep Your Nails Healthy and Strong
Healthy nails
Healthy nails are an essential part of a well-manicured and polished appearance. Your fingernails are composed of layers of the protein keratin and they grow from the area under the cut…
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Shingles
What is shingles?
Shingles is a painful rash that is caused by reactivation of varicella-zoster virus infection. Varicella-zoster primary infection is known as chickenpox, recognizable by many vesicu…
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Skin Care Tips for Fall and Winter
Is there a difference?
As the weather becomes cooler and we move indoors more, our skin will begin to adapt to decreased temperatures and to dry air, particularly when the central heating is on. Skin…
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Psoriasis
What is psoriasis?
Psoriasis is a chronic skin problem that is the result of skin cells growing too quickly and moving rapidly to the surface of the skin in a matter of days. Under normal circumstanc…
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The Facts About Sunless Tanning
Sunless tanning is a widely used alternative to baking in the sun to achieve a sun-kissed glow. Most Americans are aware of the dangers of exposure to harmful ultraviolet (UV) radiation in sunlight, b…
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Retinol and Retinoids: What You Should Know
What is retinol?
Retinol and prescription retinoids like Retin A or Renova are a form of vitamin A – you’ve probably retinol listed as the active ingredient in many skincare products. Although re…
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Treating a Blister
What is a Blister?
Blisters are any small bubble or pocket on the skin that is filled with fluid. They can be the result of a number of different things, including friction from tight shoes, burns, a…
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Stress And Your Skin
Stress is an important factor in all matters related to health, including the health of your complexion. Americans today appear to be under more stress than ever and it can have a negative effect on h…
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Thinking of a Facial Cosmetic Procedure?
There are many reasons to consider a facial cosmetic procedure.
You may have facial scarring that has bothered you for a long time or you may have recently noticed some age related changes you’d …
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Common Bacterial Skin Infections
Normal Skin Bacteria
Skin is the body’s primary barrier against a variety of problems. One of the most important functions of skin is protection from bacteria. Bacteria and other microorganisms tha…
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Early Detection of Skin Cancer
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States.
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer found in the United States. The incidence of skin cancer has increased significantly in rec…
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Melasma And Skin Pigmentation
Your Skin Color
There are a variety of factors that determine the color and tone of your complexion. These factors include the thickness of your skin, the density of blood vessels in your skin, dilat…
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Treating Age Spots
If you’ve been out in the sun, chances are you have both visible signs and invisible signs of damage from ultraviolet rays. While you can’t turn back time to completely repair cellular damage from…
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Treating Sunburn
Did your forget your sunscreen?
Prevention of sunburn is critical to reduce cumulative damage from the summer sun, but sometimes we find ourselves unexpectedly without sunscreen. We recommend use of …
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Facts About Poison Ivy
If you’re allergic to poison ivy, you will probably have a reaction to poison oak
People are more likely to come into contact with poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac in the summer, when outdoo…
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Facial Contouring and Rejuvenation
Today, 82% of Americans who choose a cosmetic surgery procedure are avoiding invasive surgeries in favor of nonsurgical solutions for cosmetic enhancement. Dermal fillers are one of the most popular p…
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Skin rejuvenation: Ablative or Nonablative Treatment?
Laser skin resurfacing procedures are popular in the United States, with good reason. As we age, time and sunlight can accelerate formation of wrinkles, fine lines, and pigment changes in the skin. La…
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Myths About Laser Hair Removal
Laser hair removal is a popular procedure used to remove unwanted hair from the face and body. Patients who are considering laser hair removal sometimes ask friends or family for advice, and unfortuna…
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Sunscreen Tips for Summer
Summer’s here!
Summer is a popular time to get out and swim, barbecue, and play on the beach, but it’s important to remember that while you’re in the sun, you need to protect your skin from p…
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New treatment for double chin: Kybella® approved by FDA
The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery reports that 70% of American adults consider submental fat, also known as a double chin, to be a key cosmetic concern. Until now, many have chos…
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Treatment of spider veins and varicose veins
Spider veins
Spider veins are tiny red, purple, or blue veins that frequently appear “tree-like” or “string-like” most often on the thighs or legs. Spider veins don’t cause symptoms, unlike v…
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Removing Blackheads
Blackheads are also called open comedones. They are open pores that become blocked by oil and dead skin cells (keratinocytes). This debris forms a hardened clump that continues to attract dirt and enl…
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Treatment of Warts
Warts result from infection of the skin and mucous membranes by human papilloma virus (HPV). Warts can appear anywhere on the body. Infection by the HPV virus causes a reaction in the skin that result…
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Restylane Silk and Juvederm Voluma
Cosmetic Fillers
Restylane Silk and Juvederm Voluma are both widely used soft tissue fillers that can be used to treat wrinkles and volume loss that occurs as a result of aging. Both injectable fille…
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Treatments for Acne Scarring
After enduring acne for years, many patients are relieved to see an end to breakouts, but when scarring has occurred, patients search for an effective treatment to restore a smooth complexion.
Surp…
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Treatments for Rosacea
What is rosacea?
Rosacea is a chronic relapsing skin condition resulting in a diffuse red appearance the central part of the face. Patients present with redness and telangiectasias, (visible dilated …
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Anti-Aging Technology Improvements
Advances in cosmetic dermatology are allowing doctors to turn back the clock effectively, in a short office visit with only minimal downtime. These new procedures often cost less than traditional anti…
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What is a Liquid Facelift?
Dermal Fillers Can Restore Volume to the Aging Face
Utilization of dermal fillers is sometimes called a “liquid facelift” because of the restorative enhancement that an experienced cosmetic physician…
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Retinoids and Skin Care: Tips from the Dermatologists at BHSkin
What are Retinoids?
The doctors at BHSkin can tell you about the many benefits of retinoid compounds for skin care. Retinoids were first approved in the early 1970’s for treatment of acne, and are st…
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Organic Beauty Products
Because so many people try to live a healthier lifestyle, organic beauty products have become popular. It’s important to know what an organic beauty product is and what its benefits can …
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Hand Rejuvenation
Hand Rejuvenation Grows In Popularity
Over the past ten years, cosmetic procedures to rejuvenate the face have become very popular, and now Americans are noticing that their hands are giving away the…
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The Restorative Effects of Topical Vitamin C
UV exposure and Environmental Toxins
Sunlight’s harmful ultraviolet radiation degrades the collagen that gives your skin elasticity, and, combined with environmental toxins like cigarette smoke and p…
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Laser Skin Resurfacing
Who Should Consider Laser Skin Resurfacing?
Laser skin resurfacing to a treatment that uses short, concentrated beams of light to remove layers of skin, resulting in reduction of facial wrinkles, ble…
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Shingles: Causes, Symptoms, and Side-Effects
Shingles is a painful viral skin condition which is the result of a previous chickenpox infection (varicella-zoster virus). It is most often seen in those over the age of 60, but younger adults under …
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New Combo Facial Treatment Tried For Melasma
Melasma, a darkening of facial skin that sometimes occurs during pregnancy, has long been a challenging skin condition. Many laser treatments (including fractional and high-fluence Q-switched Nd:YAG) …
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