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Treating Your Rashes

A skin rash is one of the most common skin conditions your dermatologist treats. A skin rash can develop occasionally and go away without treatment. A skin rash can also stay around and become a chronic problem which needs treatment. A skin rash can take on many forms, including: Red, swollen bumpsPainful, pus-filled cystsDiffuse, surface-level […]

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Treatment Options for Acne

Acne is one of the most common skin conditions your dermatologist treats. If you have acne, you deserve the services of a specialist in skin conditions. You need the expertise and care of a dermatologist. Acne doesn’t discriminate. Acne blemishes can develop on the skin of teenagers and adults. They can show up on your […]

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What Causes Dry Skin?

Dry skin can cause a lot of problems. Healthy, well-hydrated skin can help you look younger, provide better protection for your internal organs, and can help prevent infection. So, what causes dry skin? There are quite a few factors that can cause dry skin, including: Environmental exposure to wind, sun, and cold or hot temperaturesStages […]

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Are You Keeping a Good Skincare Routine?

Taking care of your skin is important. Your skin protects your vital organs. Your skin also improves your appearance and helps you look younger. Taking care of your skin begins with a good skincare routine. Your dermatologist can help you establish the right skin care routine to help your skin look healthy and vibrant. A […]

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Could Medical Dermatology Help Me?

Dermatology is an important area of medicine. Many people think of dermatology as the medical specialty to help them look more attractive. This is cosmetic dermatology. There is another type of dermatology which treats skin conditions and skin cancers and can potentially save your life. This is medical dermatology. Medical dermatology services can be the […]

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Skin Care Tips for the Fall

Your skin needs protection through all seasons of the year. Now that fall is here, and winter is approaching fast, you need to know how to protect your skin through fall and winter. Your dermatologist can help with the expertise, guidance, and skincare treatments you need. In the colder months, your skin can dry out, […]

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Should I Be Worried About My Moles?

Most moles are normal, but sun exposure, genetics, and other factors can work to turn a normal mole into an abnormal, even cancerous mole. It’s important to know what to look for in abnormal moles. Knowing the signs and symptoms of an abnormal mole can even protect you from skin cancer. Moles are caused by […]

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Dealing With Cracking, Dry Skin

Find out why cracked, dry skin happens and what you can do about it. Dry or cracked skin can be a real nuisance, and you must be giving your skin the care it needs to keep it hydrated. You may find that your feet or hands are particularly susceptible to cracking and dryness, especially during […]

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When To Get Your Mole Checked

Noticing a suspicious mole? When was the last time you put on sunscreen? If you didn’t say this morning or yesterday then we might have a problem. Apart from turning to your dermatologist once a year for skin cancer screenings, there are definitely things you can be doing every day to reduce your risk for […]

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When to See a Dermatologist

Is it time to see a skincare specialist? Your skin is your largest organ, so it’s important that you take care of it. That sometimes means turning to a dermatologist for specialized care. Whether you are dealing with skin problems or want to improve your skin’s appearance, a dermatologist can provide you with the cosmetic […]

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Help Protect Patient Access to Dermatology Care

Congress is considering important legislation that impacts Medicare physician payments. Continued payment cuts make it more difficult for medical practices to keep providing high-quality care for Medicare patients. Please take a minute to contact your elected officials and ask them to support Medicare payment reform.

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