Winter weather is tough on skin—especially for children. When dry air, cold winds, and frequent nose-wiping come together, conditions like impetigo tend to appear more often. This contagious bacterial infection can spread quickly in schools and daycare settings, but early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can prevent it from becoming a…
Cold weather brings with it layers of warmth—gloves, hats, scarves, and puffy coats—but for some children, it can also bring unexpected skin irritation. Rashes caused by winter gear are common, and while usually harmless, they can be uncomfortable, persistent, and confusing for parents trying to pinpoint the cause. If your…
Botox® has become a mainstay in aesthetic dermatology for its ability to smooth fine lines and soften the appearance of dynamic wrinkles. While most patients schedule treatments around special occasions or personal schedules, a question often arises during the colder months: Does Botox last longer in the winter? It’s a…
The holidays are a time to reconnect, celebrate, and—yes—take a few too many photos. If you’re hoping to look a little more rested or refreshed this season, non-surgical treatments like neurotoxins and fillers, as well as regenerative options like EZGEL, can offer subtle, noticeable results without downtime. At Dermatology Associates…
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…
If you’re looking to refresh your skin in time for the holidays—without injections or recovery time—radiofrequency microneedling (RFMN) could be your go-to treatment. It’s designed to tighten skin, improve texture, and restore a natural glow, all with minimal downtime. At Dermatology Associates of Plymouth Meeting, we offer advanced RFMN technology…
Itchy, red, flaky skin that just won’t go away? If you’ve experienced ongoing irritation from skincare products, jewelry, or even your laundry detergent, contact dermatitis may be the culprit. This common skin condition is caused by exposure to substances that trigger an allergic or irritant reaction. While over-the-counter creams may…
Hair loss can be distressing, especially when it happens unexpectedly or progresses over time. While it’s easy to assume all hair shedding is the same, there are actually many types of hair loss, each with its own causes, progression, and treatment. Two of the most common are telogen effluvium and…
After a long summer of sun, sweat, and environmental exposure, your skin may be showing signs of wear—dull tone, discoloration, rough texture, or fine lines. These changes are common as UV rays break down collagen and increase pigmentation. Winter is an ideal time to address these concerns with precision-based treatments…
When a rash appears on your child’s skin, whether it’s a few red spots or a widespread breakout, it can be hard to tell if it’s something mild or something that needs medical attention. Many childhood rashes are linked to common viruses and fade on their own, but some may…