Pediatric Friendly Dermatology

Keratosis pilaris (KP), often referred to as “chicken skin,” is a common condition that affects the skin’s texture, causing rough, tiny bumps on the surface. While it is harmless, it can be a source of concern for parents when it appears on their child’s skin, especially in visible areas like the arms, cheeks and thighs.…

Children often encounter various skin issues as they grow, with warts and molluscum contagiosum being among the most common viral growths. Understanding these conditions can help parents manage them effectively and seek appropriate treatment when necessary. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting, we offer specialized care to address these concerns with a compassionate and patient-centered…

According to HealthyChildren.org, at least one in ten children suffers from a skin condition known as atopic dermatitis (also commonly known as eczema). While eczema is not contagious, it can be extremely uncomfortable for children because of the itching it causes. For children who have been diagnosed with eczema, managing the condition is key. For…

Your baby’s skin can be especially sensitive during the first year of life, so pediatric skin conditions are relatively common among infants. From baby acne and cradle cap to molluscum, eczema and everything in between, our team has seen (and treated) it all. Choosing a pediatric-friendly dermatologist you can trust to accurately diagnose and treat…

As a parent or guardian, of course, you only want what’s best for your child. You take time to research the best pediatrician and other specialists to ensure your child receives the best care—and when it comes to your child’s skin care, this should be no different. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting (DAPOM), we…

Exposure to the sun’s rays can cause painful sunburns, with an estimated 55% to 72% of children suffering from burns each year. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting, we provide comprehensive pediatric skin care for children who have suffered from all types of sunburn—and we believe that by providing parents and guardians with more information…

Think about the last time you experienced a sunburn. That stinging, burning pain can make even the most basic of everyday tasks (such as getting dressed and even laying down) extremely uncomfortable. You wouldn’t want your own child to suffer from this pain—but unfortunately, sunburns (skin damage that occurs when the skin is overexposed to…

According to the American Skin Association, poison ivy rash is the most common allergic reaction in the United States, with as many as 50 million people affected each year. The good news? By knowing what poison ivy (and other poisonous plants) look like, it can be avoided. And if you or a loved one is…