Dermatology Blog

Sometimes a person will exhibit symptoms that suggest sensitivity or an allergy to a substance to which he or she has been exposed. Potential allergies include dust, pet dander, certain foods, or specific medications. To determine whether a person truly Read More…

Vein problems can occur in both men and women when the valves that regulate blood flow inside the veins become weakened. This can lead to blood backing up in areas of the veins, which can cause bulging or spreading of Read More…

Radiesse is a trademarked name for a product offered by Merz Aesthetics. The product is a dermal filler that is injected into the skin, and its purpose is to reduce wrinkles and correct creases in the skin. This treatment should Read More…

Are you plagued with the side effects of aging like wrinkles, fine lines and smile lines? Radiesse treatments in NYC can eliminate those signs of aging without a facelift. Radiesse is a treatment first approved by the FDA to repair Read More…

Over time, sagging skin, wrinkles, and loss of volume can create a tired looking face. Radiesse can help with this by restoring lost facial volume resulting in a more beautiful and youthful looking appearance. What is the Radiesse injectable filler Read More…

Mohs micrographic surgery pays tribute to the fact that a skin cancer diagnosis is not the end of the road. Developed in the 1930s by Dr. Frederick Mohs and continually improved over the years, it is now the definitive treatment Read More…

Learning that you or a loved one have skin cancer is very troubling news. However, the good news is that several treatments are available that increase the chances of beating it. You will want to talk to the doctor about Read More…

When it comes to skin cancer, basal cell carcinoma, or BCC is the one most people are at risk of getting. Fortunately, it is easy to detect early. Early detection means that the skin cancer can be treated and eradicated Read More…

Summer is almost here, and it’s time to start planning to protect yourself against skin cancer. Although no one likes to think about the possibility of getting cancer, it’s much better to prevent it than it is to treat it. Read More…

Allergy skin testing, also called a patch test, is given by dermatologists to help identify potential allergens in someone who has experienced symptoms or who is being monitored for possible allergies. For example, someone who may be allergic to a Read More…