Acne
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Most common skin condition in the US
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Blockage in hair follicles cause whiteheads or blackheads
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Affecting more than the skin, acne may impact one's emotional health
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Treatment is very successful against current acne and potential scarring
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Treatment usually involves topical creams such as a retinoid, benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid and/or antibiotics
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In women hormonal therapy may be appropriate and in severe cases Isotretinoin is commonly used
Acne Scars
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Sometimes as a result of acne cysts and nodules, scars form due to damaged collagen
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While prevention is the best treatment, we offer non-surgical minimally invasive procedures that can restore your skin to a smoother, softer texture
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Our treatments may include chemical peels and/or laser fractional procedures with our Inmode Morpheus8 technology
Cysts
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Cysts come in a huge variety of color, form, texture and tissue type
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They are often painless, harmless and do not require treatment
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When treatment is preferred or required, surgical excision or cryotherapy produces excellent results
Eczema
/Atopic Dermatitis
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Patches of red, dry and/or itchy skin usually appearing first in childhood before 5 years of age
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Dry scaly patches commonly develop in the creases of the knees and elbows
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For some, flares reoccur throughout adulthood
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Eczema is not contagious, but may become infected with scratching and irritation
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Treatment varies for each case, but usually consists of a skin care regimen, topical medications and at times antibiotics or immunomodulatory agents.
Hair Loss
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Excessive hair loss may be due to heredity, autoimmune disease, stress and/or illness
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Hair loss affects both men and women and may be emotionally distressing
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After diagnosis, treatment may involve a combination of topical medications, scalp injections and other cosmetic procedures
Moles
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Moles are usually harmless, but sometimes skin cancer develops in or near a mole
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Moles are round or oval, one color throughout (color varies), flat or raised and are unchanging
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It is important to check your moles regularly for changes in symmetry, border, color and size
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Suspicious moles are removed and examined for signs of cancer
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Proper sun protection is the best prevention to prevent changing moles and skin cancer
Psoriasis
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Raised pink plaques with silvery scales occurring anywhere on the skin and nails are common features in psoriasis
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May be mentally and emotionally distressing
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Psoriasis is caused by a combination of genetics and environmental triggers and is not contagious
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Diagnosis is important to individually tailor treatment
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Psoriasis may be stubborn and require a variety of treatments such as topical and oral medications, laser/light therapy and at times IV biologics
Rosacea
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Redness on the nose and cheeks with acne-like breakouts with thin veins are signs of rosacea
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Usually occurs between 30 and 50 years of age in fair skinned individuals with a history of severe acne
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Treatment involves medications to control outbreaks and may include procedures such as our Inmode Lumecca laser
Skin Cancer
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Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US
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Skin cancer can occur in all skin types, but a history of sunburns, tanning bed use, weak immune system and family history of skin cancer increases individual risk
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Skin cancer commonly appears as dome-shaped growth, rough red patches, a sore that does not heal or changing mole patterns
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Early and proper diagnosis is crucial to cure the cancer and prevent its spread, which can be fatal
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Sun protection remains the best protection from skin cancer
Sun Spots and Pigmentation
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Over time frequent unprotected sun exposure can lead to uneven darkening and patchiness of the skin
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Differentiation between age spots and cancers is critical before skin pigment restoration procedures
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After consultation various treatments are available including topical medications, chemical peels and procedures such as our Inmode Lumecca laser
Sun Damage and Aging
Skin Cancer
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As we age our skin gets thinner, drier and less elastic
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Wrinkles often form in the areas of the skin with the most sun exposure such as the face, arms and hands
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Sun protection remains the best form of prevention, but treatment can reduce wrinkles and loose skin
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Creams and peels can help, but for more lasting treatment, deep restoration is available with our Inmode Morpheus8 laser
Warts
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Caused by the human papilloma virus, warts may be rough or smooth, dark or skin colored depending on where it is growing on the body.
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Treatment varies depending on the case and may include various topical medications, freezing or surgical extraction
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In children warts may resolve on their own over time without treatment
