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In recent years, measles cases have increased, sparking concerns among healthcare professionals and the general public alike. Once considered nearly eradicated in many parts of the world due to widespread vaccination efforts, this highly contagious disease has made a troubling comeback. Understanding the factors behind this resurgence and what steps you can take to protect... Read More
Herpes is one of the most common viral infections affecting the skin and mucous membranes. Despite its prevalence, there is still a great deal of stigma and misinformation surrounding the condition. As dermatologists, we want to provide an informative and science-based perspective on herpes, including its types, symptoms, treatment options, and how to manage outbreaks... Read More
CoolSculpting targets stubborn pockets of fat that won’t go away with diet and exercise. It’s never been a “weight loss” solution but is effective in gaining a more “sculpted” body appearance. For those who also want to lose weight, new GLP-1 medications (Glucagon-like peptide-1) have sky-rocketed in popularity. The rise of GLP-1 medications originally designed... Read More
There’s something magical about the fragrance of a freshly cut Christmas tree, wreath or decorative trimmings. Inhaling the invigorating, piney scent can actually bring back memories that go as far back as early childhood. That’s one reason many choose freshly cut trees over artificial trees. But, did you know that a cut tree can trigger... Read More
Summer is “tanning season” for many who enjoy the look of darker skin. If you spend time soaking up the sun’s rays to achieve that sun-kissed glow, consider a safer alternative and get a spray tan instead. Read on to learn more about why sunless tanning is better for you than sun tanning. Tanning is... Read More
By Dr. Cyndi Torosky If you asked me a few years ago if collagen supplements work for your skin I would have said it was a bunch of “hocus-pocus”. How can a large structural protein survive our stomach acid, enter through our intestinal wall, and get processed and miraculously incorporated in to our skin, hair,... Read More
By Tina Watkins, FNP-C Melanin: Nature’s Sunscreen Those with darker skin tones are more protected from the damaging effects of the sun because their skin contains more melanin, a dark brown to black pigment occurring in the hair, skin, and iris of the eye. Think of melanin as nature’s sunscreen. However, increased melanin does not... Read More
“The news is abuzz with stories about patients developing reactions from their dermal fillers after COVID-19 vaccination. But, the truth is- this is not NEW information and we recognized this potential reaction to vaccines previously,” says Pariser Dermatology Specialists Dr. Cyndi Torosky. What is the Concern? Delayed nodules or delayed hypersensitivity reactions can occur weeks... Read More
By Pariser Dermatologist, Dr. Laine Koch Handwashing helps keep you healthy by preventing the spread of germs from one person to the next. It’s one of the best ways to protect yourself and your family from getting sick. The Proper Way to Wash Your Hands According to the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention (CDC),... Read More
By Dermatologist Dr. Ashley Reed Did you know that most people have four-legged organisms living on their skin? They’re called Demodex mites and I see them in biopsy specimens all of the time, mostly as an incidental finding. In fact, most people have Demodex mites on their skin. This news can be shocking! In most... Read More
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