Archive for September, 2026

Looking tired or stressed when you feel perfectly rested? Repeated facial movements can gradually leave lines that make you appear more serious, tense, or fatigued. Dysport® can soften certain movement-related wrinkles while helping you maintain your natural facial expression. In Read More…

Your hands work hard every day, yet they’re often one of the first places to show visible signs of aging. Frequent sun exposure, hand washing, and everyday wear can lead to dryness, discoloration, and volume loss over time. At Westchester Read More…

New school year, same stubborn breakout showing up right before picture day. Between fresh stress, hormonal shifts, and rushed mornings, finding acne solutions that work fast becomes urgent. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. David Kriegel and the team at Westchester Center for Read More…

Raise your eyebrows, and a line appears across your forehead. That’s a dynamic wrinkle, formed when your facial muscles contract. These lines may fade at first, but repeated facial movements can make them last longer. Board-certified dermatologist Dr. David Kriegel Read More…

A recurring rash may be telling you something. Fall brings new clothing, skincare products, detergents, and environmental exposures that can trigger unexplained itching and irritation. Skin allergy patch testing can help identify the specific allergen behind recurring reactions. In Scarsdale, Read More…

Months of summer sun can leave more than a tan. Dark spots, clogged pores, rough texture, and uneven tone may linger as the seasons change. A chemical peel can help address these post-summer concerns and give your skin a smoother, Read More…

Sticky air and rising temperatures can turn a calm summer into a frustrating skin flare-up. For people with eczema, humid weather often means more sweating, more friction, and more itching. At Westchester Center for Dermatology in Scarsdale, NY, our dermatology Read More…

Long days outdoors have a way of showing up on your skin months later. New sun spots, patchy tone, or redness can appear across your cheeks and nose. Skincare and sunscreen help, but some concerns need a closer look. At Read More…