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People with severe cases of atopic dermatitis may develop symptoms on more than 10 percent of their skin, but the definition of “severe eczema” can vary from person to person. Take this quiz to see if your symptoms are under control or whether you might want to change up your skin-care routine.

As Americans spend more time in the sun, the competition for shade is growing. Dermatologist Dr. Suzanne Friedler explains some dangerous myths about sun protection and the temptation to throw caution away along with their masks.

FNP-C with Advanced Dermatology PC, Gives Tips on Removing Unwanted Hair for Good

What you need to know about Liposuction

Board-certified Plastic Surgeon Anthony Taglienti, MD explains and shows us in great detail what is involved in Liposuction and if it’s right for you.

Lip cleavage is a term that refers to a pronounced crease through the center of the bottom body of the lip, which creates two cushiony “pillows” on either side with a subtle shadow in between. Whitney Bowe, MD points out, it’s all a matter of personal preference.

Angie Seelal, RPA-C answers your questions about Ultherapy

“We all use deodorants and antiperspirants, but some have ingredients that have been linked to skin irritation, such as propylene glycol, some parabens, triclosan, and lanolin,” says Angie Seelal, PA. This article explains what you need to know about natural deodorants and antiperspirants.

These recommended acne treatments make consistently clear skin one less thing to worry about while pregnant and nursing according to Dr. Suzanne Friedler, a board-certified dermatologist.

Angie Seelal, a Certified Registered Physician Assistant specializing in Dermatology talks about scars.  Whether due to injury, planned surgery, disease, or skin conditions like acne, scars are the result of the body’s power to heal itself. Angie offers us 5 tips to improve the appearance of scarred skin.

Suzanne Friedler, MD explains in detail exactly what happens to your skin under the influence of alcohol, and what goes on if you have too much alcohol and not enough hydration.

“Some people just sweat more—regardless of the activity they’re doing,” explains Angie Seelal, registered physician’s assistant. Angie’s advice helps you determine the very best socks for your sweaty feet.

discolored skin

Heat, cold, sun, sweat, genes, hormones, and stress can cause Blotchy Skin. Sharon Hochhauser, a board-certified family nurse practitioner gives you some strategies to prevent skin discoloration.

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