Dermatology Blog
7 Times You Should Get a Mole Checked Even If It Looks Normal
Most people rely on the ABCDE rule (Asymmetry, Border, Color, Diameter, Evolution) when scanning their skin for trouble. It’s a helpful starting point, but it doesn’t catch everything, and some… read more
How Combining a Chemical Peel and Microneedling Series Can Maximize Results
No matter how consistent a skincare routine is, some concerns, such as fine lines, uneven texture, or stubborn pigmentation, often require more than what over-the-counter products can offer. That’s usually… read more
5 Reasons Your Eczema Treatment Isn’t Working and What to Try Instead
It can be extremely frustrating when you diligently apply your eczema cream every day and still deal with itchy, inflamed patches. There are usually a handful of common reasons eczema… read more
Can You Speed Up Healing After Mohs?
Mohs surgery is one of the most effective treatments available for many types of skin cancer, offering high cure rates while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible. Once the… read more
Is Castor Oil Good For Your Skin?
Castor oil has experienced a major comeback in recent years, popping up across social media feeds, beauty blogs, and DIY skincare routines as a low-cost, “all natural” solution for everything… read more
What Is the Difference Between a Dermatopathologist and a Regular Pathologist
A skin biopsy may feel like the main event, but the real diagnostic work is just beginning. Once your sample leaves the procedure room, it heads to a lab where… read more
7 Signs You Need a Second Opinion for Your Skin Condition
Skin conditions are rarely as straightforward as they look. What appears to be a simple rash, breakout, or growth can have several possible causes, and an initial diagnosis or treatment… read more
Top 7 Professional Skincare Products That Outperform Drugstore Options
Walking down the skincare aisle can feel overwhelming, with hundreds of products promising brighter, smoother, younger-looking skin. Many patients spend years cycling through drugstore options before realizing that the results… read more
What Happens to My Biopsy at the Lab?
When your dermatologist removes a small sample of skin for testing, that tiny piece of tissue begins a carefully planned journey. While a biopsy may feel like the end of… read more
How Can You Tell If Your Hair Loss Is Normal or Something to Worry About
Featuring Paul Rose, MD, JD PhysicianFinding hair on your pillow, in the shower drain, or wrapped around your hairbrush can be unsettling, but a certain amount of shedding is a completely normal part of having… read more
How Can You Manage Severe Eczema When Nothing Seems to Work?
Few things are as discouraging as following every instruction, applying every cream, and still watching your skin flare again. Severe eczema disrupts sleep, focus, mood, and confidence, and many patients… read more
What Happens When Your Dermatologist Says Your Mole Has Dysplasia?
Hearing that a mole looks “atypical” or has dysplasia can stop you in your tracks. Although it may sound alarming, dysplasia is not cancer, and in many cases, it’s a… read more
What You Should Know About Combining Botox with Dermal Fillers in the Same Session
More patients than ever are asking about getting Botox and fillers done together, and it makes sense, since the two treatments address different aspects of facial aging that often show… read more
Why Do Some People Sweat Excessively Only in Specific Body Areas?
Sweating is a normal, healthy function. It’s how the body keeps itself cool when temperatures rise or during physical activity. For some people, though, sweating goes well beyond what the… read more
6 Most Common Questions Patients Ask About Sclerotherapy
Spider veins and small varicose veins are incredibly common, but that doesn’t make them any less frustrating to deal with. Many patients spend years covering up their legs before finally… read more
How Can You Tell If Your Razor Bumps Are Actually Bacterial Folliculitis
After shaving, it’s easy to write off a cluster of red bumps as standard irritation and something that will fade in a day or two without much thought. But some… read more
How Do You Know if You Need Systemic Medications for Psoriasis?
You’ve tried the creams, the ointments, the careful routines that eat up hours of your day. Yet your psoriasis persists, covering more skin or simply refusing to budge despite your… read more
The Ultimate Wedding Skin Prep Timeline for Brides
Radiant, camera-ready skin for your wedding day requires careful planning and the right professional guidance well before you say “I do.” Starting your skin journey early gives treatments time to… read more