Skin Tags: What Are They & Can They Be Removed?
Acrochordons. Now that’s a word we rarely see, and most of us don’t know how to pronounce. Your dermatologist does, though. That’s because acrochordons, soft fibromas, or fibroepithelial polyps, are
Author: Golden State Dermatology
Dermal Fillers: Which Option Is Right for You?
While some people love their “laugh lines,” others don’t. As with all aspects of aging, how we age and how we feel about it is highly individual. But biology happens
Skin Cancer Prevention & Treatment
More than 40 percent of all cancers diagnosed and nearly half of all cancer deaths in the U.S. can be attributed to preventable causes, according to the American Association for
10 Minutes Can Save Your Life: Self-Skin Exams
Let’s be blunt about the bad news: nearly 20 Americans die from melanoma every day. It can appear without warning. It spreads to lymph nodes and internal organs. It can
Which Laser is Right for You? A Guide to Lasers
It’s a tradition: in the new calendar year, we inevitably think about how to renew ourselves. Whether it’s what we eat, what we wear, or even a new career, January
Winter Skin Issues: Tips for Taking Care of Dry Skin
When we think winter, we think “cold.” True, and winter air is also drier, which we can’t always feel – but our skin does! “As the temperature outside drops and
Aesthetic Treatments with Little to No Downtime
The holidays are a time to connect, to celebrate, to think beyond ourselves… so finding time for yourself can be hard to squeeze in when your calendar fills up with
MFC featured in SouthBay Magazine
MFC was recently featured on SouthBay Magazine. Read the article below: A Real Beauty A local dermatology group helps clients achieve wellness—inside and out. Above L to R Jeffrey
Dr. Ron Moy, Dr. Lauren Moy, and Kaitie RN featured on Botched
Dr. Ron Moy, Dr. Lauren Moy and Kaitie RN were all featured on the below episode of Botched. View the Instagram Post
Is Your Skin Sending You a Signal? Don’t Miss Health Messages from the Body’s Largest Organ
It’s easy to focus on our skin just for its appearance. Do we like how we look or not? But it goes much further than that. Skin functions as both