• How Can Your Dermatologist Treat Your Acne?
    Acne is one of the most common and yet one of the most challenging skin problems people face. We know how frustrating it can be to try one over-the-counter acne Read more
  • What You Should Know About Cold Sores
    What are cold sores and what can you do to relieve your symptoms? Most people who have had cold sores often know when they are about to appear. The tingling and Read more
  • Treating Rashes
    Rashes will happen to most people at some point during their lifetime, whether it’s from coming in contact with poison ivy while on a camping trip or from an allergic Read more
  • What You Should Know About Birthmarks
    Learn some fun facts about these common skin blemishes. Birthmarks are extremely common, appearing on about 80 percent of babies at birth. Even if you don’t have a birthmark, chances are Read more
  • Managing Your Acne
    How your dermatologist in Elizabeth, New Jersey can help If you have acne, you are not alone. In fact, according to the American Academy of Dermatology, acne is the most common Read more
  • Types of Eczema
    Eczema is a chronic skin condition that produces itchy rashes that are scaly, dry, and leathery. It can appear anywhere on the body and most often appears in the creases Read more
  • Laser Dark Spot Removal
    Even if you are someone who lathers on the SPF regularly, chances are good that if you’ve spent any time in the sun during your lifetime that you have some Read more
  • The Best Tips for Keeping Your Hands Looking Young - Hands Down
    While the face may be the first to show signs of aging, a person’s hands can make someone appear older than they feel. In a person’s lifetime, the hands are Read more
  • Say Goodbye to Your Wrinkles
    Fine lines and wrinkles are typically the first signs of aging. For some people, it may begin with wrinkles around the eyes (also known as crow's feet) or creases around the Read more
  • Diminishing Scars: Professional Cosmetic Treatment for an Improved Appearance
    Scars left behind from acne, surgery, chicken pox, burns or other injuries, especially when they appear on your face, can be disfiguring physically and emotionally.  Scars are a natural part of Read more
  • Diminish Unwanted Varicose Veins with Sclerotherapy
    Many people are bothered by the small, unsightly clusters of purple, red and blue veins that commonly appear on the legs. These blemishes are called spider and varicose veins. Factors Read more
  • Battling Seasonal Itch: How to Relieve Irritated Skin during the Harsh Winter Season
    Cold winds, low temperatures and dry indoor conditions can strip the skin of its natural oils that serve as a natural moisturizer. Although the cold winter months often cause dry Read more
  • Know Your Skin Type
    Skin care should be an important part of your daily hygiene. This should include cleansing the face daily, moisturizing, applying sunscreen and avoiding harsh products. A good skin care routine Read more
  • Nail Care: Keeping Fingers and Toes in Tip-Top Shape
    The nails take a lot of abuse. From gardening and dishes to regular wear and tear, harsh chemicals and hard work can really take a toll on the condition of Read more
  • Poison Ivy: Prevention & Relief
    If you spend time outdoors, then you’ve probably come into contact with poison ivy, poison oak or poison sumac at some point in your life. The plants’ oily sap, known Read more
  • When Should You Get Your Mole Checked Out?
    It’s not uncommon for a person to have a mole. In fact, some people have dozens of them all over their body. But in some cases, a mole can turn Read more

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