When it comes to aesthetic treatments, one size doesn’t fit all. Every individual has their own skin type, specific goals and personal expectations for recovery and results. Selecting an office that understands these differences and can offer a wide variety of customized treatment plans, can make all the difference in…
What’s on your plate affects your skin’s glow more than you might expect. While skincare products and genetics influence how your skin looks and feels, nutrition plays a supporting role that’s often overlooked. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting, many of our patients ask whether certain foods could be contributing…
Microneedling, laser resurfacing, and radiofrequency technology can deliver powerful results—if your skin is properly prepared. The condition of your skin before the procedure, and how you care for it afterward, play a major role in how well you heal and how long your results last. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth…
Warm weather can bring plenty of fun—but it also brings sweat, friction, and skin irritation. One common result? Heat rash. Also called prickly heat or miliaria, this condition happens when sweat gets trapped beneath the skin’s surface, leading to bumps, redness, and discomfort. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting, we…
Summer often gets a reputation as the “off-season” for cosmetic skin treatments—but it doesn’t have to be. While some laser procedures require strict sun avoidance, there are still highly effective treatments that can be done safely in warmer months, even if you’re spending time outdoors. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth…
Sun protection is for everyone—but how you protect your skin can vary widely from one family member to the next. Babies have delicate skin that calls for extra caution, kids need formulas that keep up with playtime, and teens may be navigating both acne and athletics. Adults often want something…
Laser resurfacing has evolved—and so have your treatment options. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting, we offer two of today’s most advanced technologies: Halo and Helix. These hybrid lasers combine ablative and non-ablative wavelengths in a single session to improve tone, texture, fine lines, and deeper signs of aging. While…
Tinea capitis—often called ringworm of the scalp—is a contagious fungal infection that affects both the scalp and hair shafts. Despite the name, no worms are involved; the condition is caused by dermatophyte fungi that thrive on skin and hair. It often begins with subtle symptoms that can resemble common scalp…
Healthy skin starts with hydration. When your skin is well-hydrated, it not only feels better, but it also looks better. Hydration plays a role in everything from texture and tone to elasticity and glow. Yet, many people struggle to keep their skin properly hydrated due to weather changes, lifestyle habits,…
When the seasons change, your skincare routine should shift with it—especially as we head into the warmer, sunnier months. From increased sun exposure to more time spent outdoors, summer presents new challenges for your skin’s health and appearance. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting, we believe preventive care and personalized…