You know the drill: During the hot summer months, you religiously apply sunscreen before you head to the beach, go for a dip in the pool or even sit outside with a cold drink and a book. But it’s winter now, and sipping lemonade in the sunshine is no longer on your agenda. So do […]
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If you’ve ever dealt with eczema, you know how uncomfortable this skin condition can be. Formally called atopic dermatitis, the condition causes red and itchy skin in people of all ages. Eczema can affect sufferers year-round, but it’s particularly insidious during winter months. By limiting your exposure to certain risk factors, you can increase the
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If you’ve noticed that your face is breaking out in bumps, you may immediately think you’re dealing with acne. However, that’s not always the case. Read on to learn about a lesser-known skin condition called rosacea. What Is Rosacea? It is a skin condition that can cause redness, irritation and bumps on your face. Often,
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As skin conditions go, moles are relatively common. Some people are born with these dark-colored bumps; others develop them later on. Depending on the situation, your dermatologist may recommend mole removal, or a patient may request to have it done for a variety of reasons. Mole removal is a fairly standard procedure, and it is
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When most of us think about winter, we think about the holidays, and perhaps festive drinks and tasty cookies. For many people, however, winter doesn’t just bring tidings of good cheer. It also brings seriously dry skin. Putting your best face forward at holiday gatherings and looking great in family photos can be tough when
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If you’ve thought there was no hope for elongated or torn holes from pierced earrings, there is good news. Thankfully, it is possible to repair damaged earlobes, even if the damage is extensive and/or it occurred years ago. Earlobe repair surgery performed by an experienced, professional dermatologist can eliminate discomfort as well as any signs
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Spider veins are red, purple or blue veins that twist and turn. They are typically found on the face and legs, and in most cases do not cause pain or discomfort. However, some people do experience aches, pains and/or a burning sensation from these veins. Spider veins are also unsightly and can put a dent
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You probably already know how important sun protection is for the health and appearance of your skin. But you may not realize that it’s not enough to be vigilant only when the sun’s out. One of the most persistent myths about sun protection is that you don’t need to worry about covering your skin when
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According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, there are more new cases of skin cancer each year than there are combined cases of breast, prostate, lung and colon cancer. Perhaps even more alarming is the fact that more people have had skin cancer over the last 30 years than every other type of cancer combined. Skin
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There’s no better time of year to get dressed up, hit the town, and show off a clear complexion than the new year. If you have acne, however, what seems like a fun night out can quickly turn sour at the thought of having to deal with blemished skin. Acne is the most common skin
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Exciting News!
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of our new laser, the Aerolase ERA Elite. This cutting-edge laser is suitable for all skin types, including Skin of Color. Experience minimal downtime, no need for numbing, and long-lasting results with this revolutionary technology.
We are proud to be the first practice in Atlanta to offer this newest innovation in laser treatments.
Credit for Before & After photos: Alia Brown, MD
