Latest Dermatology News

“The right moisturizer for dry skin will bring necessary hydration while also providing oils for your skin so it can retain that hydration” says Cybele Fishman, MD

back acne

Cybele Fishman, MD has mentioned that leave-on treatments like these hydrocolloid patches may be more effective against acne than body washes.

scalp, sunscreen

It’s an area of your skin you’ve probably overlooked according to Denise Gallo, APRN, a board-certified nurse practitioner with SkinCare Physicians of Fairfield County, Connecticut.

eczema travel

Severe eczema doesn’t take a vacation — even when you’re traveling. Find out how to prepare for a trip and make your journey easier according to Suzanne Friedler, MD.

depression, eczema

Severe eczema doesn’t just cause itchy skin — it can also lead to anxiety and depression as well. Find out how to handle the emotional challenges of eczema according to Suzanne Friedler, MD.

skincare products

Cybele Fishman, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist narrows down your skin-care regimen to these five products for daily use.

acne

Dermatologist Dr. Loretta Pratt with Advanced Dermatology PC with Tips for Treating Teen Acne

sunscreen

Cybele Fishman, MD, a board-certified dermatologist suggests a few products that offer great sun protection.

Radiesse Demo with Brenda Mintz, NP

Radiesse is an injectable, cosmetic skin treatment used to fill specific areas of the face and hands. It stimulates your body’s natural collagen, filling in wrinkles long-term and helping your skin develop new collagen in the process.

tattoo

Suzanne Friedler, MD, FAAD, board-certified dermatologist does not advise getting a tattoo while breastfeeding. Read to see the reason why.

sunscreen

“Liquid makeup can be as effective as regular SPF if you put enough on,” says dermatologist Cybele Fishman, MD.

feet

Preparing your tootsies for the sand and surf should start well before it’s time to bare your feet and toes. Rebecca Sklar, RPA-C offers some simple care and cosmetic advice.

inhaler, Asthma

Dr. David Erstein, an allergist and immunologist working with Advanced Dermatology PC in New York, says people with asthma need to be better informed about when to use inhalers.

warts

Warts can grow on the body with a rough and grainy texture. Angie Seelal, PA-C offers up some of her opinions on the best over-the-counter wart treatments.

alopceia

The newly approved drug, in two Phase III clinical trials, 32 percent of people with severe alopecia who took 4 milligrams of Olumiant tablets had 80 percent of their hair grow back after 9 months. Suzanne Friedler, MD comments on this breakthrough.

sunscreen

If you use expired sunscreen you’ll burn more easily because the active chemicals that protect against the sun break down over time. “Sunburns then lead to photodamage and increase one’s risk of developing skin cancer,” says Angie Seelal, Physician’s Assistant.

tea tree oil

Dermatologist Dr. Suzanne Friedler, MD, FAAD, says that one major benefit of tea tree oil is that it can help soothe inflamed skin. She also says that tea tree oil can be helpful to integrate into your skincare routine.

alopecia, Olumiant

The FDA approved a new medication Olumiant for alopecia based on two double-blind, placebo-controlled clinical trials. Dr Suzanne Friedler, FAAD, a dermatologist sees this medication as best for younger and healthier patients.

Retinaldehyde

“Retinaldehyde is helpful in fighting those early open and closed comedones, one of the earliest forms of acne. Enhancing skin cell turnover also helps normalize skin in the early stages of acne,” explains Suzanne Friedler, MD

Melasma

The skin disorder known as melasma can pack an emotional wallop that raises a person’s self-consciousness and lowers self-esteem, according to Denise Gallo, APRN, a board-certified nurse practitioner in dermatology.

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