Sunscreen is always in season! When you’re on the slopes during the winter months, almost completely covered by protective clothing, sun protection might not cross your mind—but for your skin’s health…and safety, it really should! For skiers, snowboarders, or lodge goers alike, cold weather can mean more time outside, and more time outside equals more sun exposure…four to five percent more skin-damaging UV rays for every 1,000-foot increase in altitude to…. read more
With it being cold and flu season, we have all ramped up our cleaning routines and started using hand sanitizers more frequently. As a result, dermatologists have noticed an increase in skin sensitivity cases, that dryness, itchiness, and, in some cases, eczema. While these conditions can often be caused by regular allergies and stress, consistent use…. read more
If you’ve put off a visit to a dermatologist because you aren’t certain your health insurance will cover the costs, please be aware that many skin concerns or changes aren’t simply aesthetic matters — they might merit medical attention. While most dermatology clinics offer elective cosmetic services that address issues solely related to the appearance…. read more
Make the most of this new year by adopting a few changes that will help improve and preserve the health of your skin. Here’s a list of lifestyle enhancements you can implement every week in January. Week 1: Get Moving and Boost Circulation Did you know that when you exercise, you’re also invigorating your skin?…. read more
Theoretically, all fillers have the potential to migrate. However, this is an extremely rare possibility — especially if you’re treated by an experienced board-certified dermatologist. It does occur in some cases, so let’s break down facial filler migration and look at how, where, and why this happens when it does. When facial fillers are injected,…. read more
When the colder months approach and we start reaching for our heavy coats, the moisture levels in our skin drops. For many of our patients, dry and itchy skin is the most unpleasant part of the winter season. Everything from cold wind chill to hot water showers and baths can make our skin feel dried…. read more
The New Year is almost upon us, and it’s time to take a look toward the future – the future of our skin. We don’t often think of skin health as distinct from overall health, but skin cancer is the most widely diagnosed cancer in the United States. Because dermatologists are uniquely experienced and trained…. read more
With the end of the year nearly here, it’s the perfect time to reflect on your 2021 health and skincare routine. If you find there’s room for improvement in your daily practices, fear not…simple adjustments can make all the difference! Take a look at our 12 days of skin tips, and follow along to boost…. read more
The holidays can be demanding. Between finding everyone the perfect gift, making travel plans, and entertaining relatives, sometimes you just need some comforting and delicious wintertime goodies – goodies that might not always agree with your skin. Moreover, the exhaustion, travel, and extra holiday stress could leave you looking less than refreshed. While we won’t…. read more
We cannot stop the aging process, but we can ensure we age gracefully. Adopting a healthy diet is one of the most effective ways to slow the signs of aging. Did you know certain seasonal foods can help your skin preserve and even enhance its radiant glow? But before you dive into the pumpkin pie,…. read more
