U.S. Dermatology Partners

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. More than 8,500 people are diagnosed with skin cancer every day. The good news is that skin cancer is highly treatable when caught early. That’s why it’s critical to know what to look for and when to see a dermatologist. Get the facts here: http://ow.ly/pJld50CO8yA

Recent research indicates that people with acne are at a substantially higher risk for depression for the first five years after diagnosis. Learn about the study by Canadian researchers: http://ow.ly/jZDy50COcvr

January means frosty temperatures are in full effect and exposure to biting winds and cold, dry air can be hard on your skin. Following healthy skin habits is important at this time of year, especially for those with other health concerns like diabetes. Check out this article from Diabetes Forecast with recommendations to help diabetics keep their skin healthy in chilly weather. http://ow.ly/YaU050COcqV

Dermaplaning is a form of physical skin exfoliation and can help the skin appear younger, healthier, and more vibrant by gently removing dead skin cells and fine surface hair. Dermaplaning is an ideal treatment for anyone with a dry or rough skin texture. Wondering if dermaplaning is right for you? Talk with your provider or visit us online: http://ow.ly/sP2Z50CBA9l

Anyone in good physical health and without a history of neuromuscular diseases is generally a good candidate for Botox treatments. Botox is very popular and has been safely used by millions of women and men around the world. In fact, Botox is the most common cosmetic treatment in the U.S. Learn more about Botox on our website: http://ow.ly/KpcN50CO9D7

Warts are benign, non-cancerous growths that appear on the skin as the result of the human papillomavirus, or HPV. Anyone can get warts, although children, teens, and people who bite their nails are at greater risk. People with a weakened immune system are also more likely to get warts. Learn more about symptoms, treatment options, and prevention here: http://ow.ly/2XwG50CBz8d

There are a lot of products on the market today that claim to clear your skin and shrink your pores, but is it really possible to shrink pores on your face? Find out on our blog: http://ow.ly/P83w50CO8uW

Need a great New Year’s resolution? Promise to protect the health of your skin in 2021! Start the year out right with a visit to your dermatologist for your annual skin check-up. Request an appointment here: http://ow.ly/5tt550CO8IZ

Itchy skin can drive you crazy! Sometimes the itch is accompanied by a rash, like with poison ivy or an allergic reaction. But what does it mean if your skin itches and there’s no rash? Here are the five most common causes of itchy skin: http://ow.ly/gGeY50CO8rw

Frosty winter weather can cause skin to be dry, rough, cracked, itchy, or sensitive. Visit our blog to learn how to combat the cold and keep dry skin moisturized all season. http://ow.ly/1imx50CBz5Q

Thank you to all our patients for trusting us with the health of your skin in 2020. We look forward to seeing you in 2021! Happy New Year!

Looking to treat moderate signs of aging such as wrinkles, facial folds, and lost volume? Radiesse is a dermal filler that plumps the skin and stimulates the production of your own natural collagen, smoothing areas like the nasolabial folds or adding volume to the backs of the hands. Learn more online: http://ow.ly/bbNh50CBzI3

Whether you want to boost your fall skincare regimen or you need help managing a chronic skin condition flareup during the fall months, we’re here for you! Learn how to boost your autumn skincare regimen on our blog: http://ow.ly/1mXw50Ccm5P

It’s normal to be concerned when you find out you have basal cell carcinoma on your face. However, nearly all basal cell cancers can be cured if found and treated early. Learn about symptoms to look for and treatment options here: http://ow.ly/iw5450CBz2n

Wondering if you should worry about lumps or bumps on your skin? Visit our blog to find basic information to help you determine if your lump or bump is something to worry about and when you should consult a dermatologist. http://ow.ly/W5uP50CI0tR

People with cardiovascular disease and metabolic syndrome are more likely to develop psoriasis. It is also believed to be genetic, as individuals who have a parent with psoriasis are 15% more likely to develop it. Learn more about psoriasis on our website: http://ow.ly/iVho50CO8EA

Those looking to reduce the appearance of fat below the chin may wish to consider Kybella. Kybella is an FDA-approved injectable treatment made from deoxycholic acid that when injected into the fat beneath the chin, destroys fat cells, resulting in a noticeable reduction in submental fullness (double chin). Ask your provider if Kybella is right for you and learn more on our website: http://ow.ly/WJcH50Ccn2p

Fungal skin infections are very common and usually occur on moist areas of the skin, like skin folds or between the toes. Wondering if you have a fungal skin infection? Check out our blog to learn five of the most common fungal skin infections and how to treat them: http://ow.ly/djSO50Ccm3q

There are many possible causes of skin redness, ranging from burns to allergic reactions, infections, or other health conditions. Learn possible reasons for skin redness and when a person should see a doctor in this article from Medical News Today: http://ow.ly/Wo1q50CclYl

While genetics can play a role in determining who develops psoriasis, people have different triggers for their flares or outbreaks. Here are some of the most common psoriasis triggers and tips for avoiding them: http://ow.ly/oa1I50C63We

Interested in cosmetic treatments but not sure which type of treatment would best fit your needs? Check out the interactive tool on our website! Simply select the area you are interested in treating and the interactive tool will show you available treatment options for that area and provide you with more information about each option. And, of course, we are here to answer any questions you may have about specific treatments. Visit our interactive tool now: http://ow.ly/lqE650C67KH

Our team of professionals offers comprehensive treatment for conditions of the skin, hair, and nails, with services including skin cancer treatments, acne treatments, cosmetic dermatology, annual skin examinations and more. Request an appointment today: http://ow.ly/2F8i50C63Ug

Eczema, sometimes referred to as dermatitis, is a common condition characterized by skin inflammation. There are many different types of eczema and symptoms can range from mild itching and redness to severe blistering and cracked skin. Learn about risk factors, treatments, and prevention here: http://ow.ly/bAVX50C63QL

Did you know? Just as you schedule your annual physical or trip to the dentist, it is important to conduct a self-examination of your skin each month and schedule a professional skin examination once a year. Skin cancer is a treatable condition, but early detection leads to better outcomes. Learn more: http://ow.ly/FFGL50C63Os

We know it’s tempting just to deal with it on your own, but using skin tag and mole removal products available at the pharmacy or DIY treatment options can expose you to unnecessary health risks such as infection, uncontrolled bleeding, and scarring. Learn about safe skin tag and mole removal options: http://ow.ly/Nyf350C63Km

Botox is a quick procedure that is done in just minutes. Using a fine needle to minimize swelling or bruising, your provider will look at the pattern of lines on your face and inject tiny amounts of Botox into the corresponding muscles. This relaxes targeted muscles to reduce the look of lines and give patients a more youthful appearance. The results of each session will last several months. For more information, visit our website: http://ow.ly/mOIt50C66s8

Faithfully treating your acne, but still seeing breakouts? Your skincare routine could be to blame. Here are 10 skincare habits that can make acne worse: http://ow.ly/vnd750C63GA

Your dermatologist can tell a lot about your health by examining your skin. In fact, there are many illnesses with warning signs that present as changes in the skin. Visit our blog to learn about some of the various conditions that may show signs on your skin: http://ow.ly/Rqmo50C63BH