Marissa Calderon 
As the summer sun reaches its height, the rise in temperature often leads to increased sweating for many individuals. While sweating is a natural and essential bodily function for regulating body temperature, some people experience excessive sweating, a condition known as hyperhidrosis. Hyperhidrosis can be uncomfortable and impact one’s confidence and quality of life. If … Read more
The Role of Exosomes The quest for youthful, glowing skin is a timeless pursuit. Today, advanced aesthetic treatments like ProFractional Tunable Resurfacing Laser (TRL) offer promising solutions to age spots, sun damage, wrinkles, and scarring. But what if we could further enhance the results of these treatments? Enter exosomes, the natural cellular messengers that are … Read more
June is recognized globally as Acne Awareness Month. During this month, healthcare professionals, skincare experts, and communities worldwide focus on educating people about acne’s causes, treatment, and myths surrounding this widespread skin condition. This blog is dedicated to unmasking truths about acne, dispelling common misconceptions, and offering practical tips for managing this often-misunderstood skin ailment. … Read more
For too long, medical research has focused primarily on the health needs of white individuals, neglecting the unique needs of people of color. This disparity is particularly evident in the field of dermatology, where research studies have historically focused on the skin conditions and treatments of white patients, often to the exclusion of patients with … Read more
It’s May, which means it’s time to prioritize your skin this Skin Cancer Awareness Month. This annual observance allows health organizations and advocates to raise awareness about skin cancer’s dangers and the importance of prevention and early detection. Skin cancer is the most common type in the United States, with over 5 million cases diagnosed … Read more
Alopecia areata is a common autoimmune disease in which the body attacks its own hair follicles. This leads to bald spots and sometimes total baldness. Alopecia affects about 6.7 million people in the U.S. (160 million worldwide.) Although alopecia can occur at any age, 65% of those affected experience symptoms before the age of 16. … Read more
HOW TO TREAT ACTINIC KERATOSES Casey Bloom Actinic keratosis is among the most common skin disorders encountered regularly by dermatologists in clinical practice. Studies showed that this skin condition represented 14%, or 47 million, of all dermatologist visits in the United States. Suppose you recently underwent actinic keratoses removal. How do you maintain your skin … Read more
The skin condition vitiligo is something that many people have heard of, but some people may not know much about it. Vitiligo occurs when a person’s immune system attacks the body’s cells which are responsible for the production of color in our skin, hair, and eyes, called melanocytes. When these cells are attacked and destroyed, … Read more
Exfoliating is removing dead skin cells from the skin’s surface. It’s an essential part of any skincare routine but often overlooked. Exfoliating has many benefits for the skin, and it’s important to do it regularly to maintain healthy and glowing skin. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of exfoliating and why it should … Read more
Are you considering injectable or dermal fillers to help enhance your appearance? You’re not alone. Access to the best non-surgical treatments has drastically changed, making it possible for many women and men alike to improve their looks through cosmetic enhancements such as fillers. In this blog, we’re discussing the pros and cons of the popular … Read more
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