VISIA Skin Scans: High-Tech Imaging That Sees What You Can’t

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What if you could see the skin on your face the way a dermatologist does—beyond the surface, down to the layers where early signs of aging and damage start? VISIA Skin Scans make that possible. This advanced imaging technology focuses on the face, offering a detailed look at issues like…

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Rash Around a Child’s Mouth? It Could Be Perioral Dermatitis.

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If your child has a red, bumpy rash around their mouth that just won’t go away, it might be perioral dermatitis—a common skin condition that affects children. Though it is not a serious condition, it can be persistent and may require medical treatment to resolve. While it can resemble acne…

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BBL, Halo or Moxi? Find the Perfect Laser Treatment for Your Skin

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Imagine hitting the refresh button on your skin—fading sun damage, smoothing fine lines and unveiling a radiant, youthful glow. With today’s advanced laser technology, achieving a flawless complexion is easier than ever. But with so many options, how do you decide which treatment is right for you? At Dermatology Associates…

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Say Goodbye to Winter Dryness: Simple Tweaks for Soft, Hydrated Skin

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Winter is in full swing and we’re all battling battle against dry, flaky skin. The crisp air, blustery winds and moisture-zapping indoor heat can leave your skin feeling tight, irritated and anything but comfortable. But don’t worry—keeping your skin soft and hydrated doesn’t require an overhaul of your routine. With…

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Recovering from a Virus? Here’s Why a Rash Might Appear

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Just when you think you’re in the clear after a viral illness, an unexpected rash appears—red, blotchy, and impossible to ignore. Post-viral rashes are your body’s way of wrapping up the fight against infection, often surfacing as the immune system settles down. While many are harmless and fade on their…

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Understanding Chemical Peels: Which One Is Right for Your Skin?

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Chemical peels have long been a popular cosmetic treatment for achieving radiant, youthful-looking skin. By exfoliating the outer layers, they improve texture, reduce blemishes and address fine lines. Understanding the different types of chemical peels can help you make an informed decision about which one suits your skin’s needs. What…

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PRP Therapy Explained: The Natural Way to Firmer, Healthier Skin

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Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy is like giving your skin a reset button—using your body’s own healing power to restore radiance, boost collagen, and speed up recovery. Whether you want to smooth fine lines, improve elasticity, or enhance post-procedure healing, PRP taps into nature’s most potent rejuvenation tool: you. Keep reading…

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BBL HERO® to the Rescue: Comparing It to BBL and IPL

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Achieving radiant, youthful skin has become even more attainable with cutting-edge advancements in light-based technology. BBL HEROIC® represents a new frontier in skin rejuvenation, but how does it compare to earlier BBL systems or traditional IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)? Whether your goal is to enhance texture, brighten tone, or restore…

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Clearer Skin Ahead: Managing Teenage Acne

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Adolescence brings many changes—new interests, expanding social circles, and, for most teenagers, the unwelcome arrival of acne. These acne breakouts seem to appear right at the time when confidence is key, making them more than just a skin concern. With the right treatment and tailored care, teens can reclaim their…

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What is Shingles?

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Dermatologist using a magnifying glass to examine a red rash on a patient's arm, focusing on diagnosing skin conditions like shingles

Shingles, also known as herpes zoster, is a painful skin condition caused by the varicella-zoster virus. This virus remains in the body after a chickenpox infection, reactivating later in life for some individuals. Shingles can lead to intense discomfort and, in some cases, complications such as long-term nerve pain. Dermatology…

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