Vivace Microneedling Now at Newport News Office
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
2M ago
The award-winning Vivace RF Microneedling treatment is now available at our offices in Newport News and Norfolk. In addition to our office in Norfolk, the award-winning Vivace RF microneedling device is now available at our Newport News office. Microneedling (a.k.a collagen induction therapy) is one of the top minimally invasive cosmetic procedures trending in the beauty industry. It addresses a variety of skin concerns simultaneously including acne scars, fine lines, wrinkles, pore size, texture, tone, and skin laxity. What is Microneedling? Microneedling creates temporary microscopic channel ..read more
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Understanding Merkel Cell Carcinoma
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
6M ago
New Orleans, LA – Jimmy Buffett performs at the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Merkel cell carcinoma (MCC) is a rare and aggressive form of skin cancer that affects thousands of people each year. While the causes of MCC are not fully understood, the recent passing of beloved Jimmy Buffett has brought awareness to this rare disease. MCC is an uncommon form of skin cancer that typically occurs in older individuals with fair skin and a history of sun exposure. It was first identified in 1972 by doctors Friedrich Sigmund and Andrew Toker, who named it after German scientist Friedrich Merk ..read more
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Laser Hair Reduction by Christina H.
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
1y ago
Christina is the Patient Relations Manager at Pariser Dermatology Specialists Like many women, I don’t enjoy task of shaving. For me however, this relatively simple task is more time-consuming and even potentially dangerous. This is because I have cerebral palsy. I am fortunate to be able to live independently, unlike many others with CP. However, some simple daily living tasks require a lot more time and effort for me to complete. Shaving my legs was one of those tasks. Then I discovered laser hair reduction. How LHR Changed My Life My balance is compromised so turning myself into a pretzel o ..read more
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Where to Get Non-surgical Cosmetic Procedures
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
1y ago
Modern non-surgical and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures are more advanced, more effective and in more demand. Non-surgical treatments are also generally less expensive and require less recovery time than surgical alternatives. Gone are the days of being ashamed of having “work done”. Now it’s common to be more open about our cosmetic treatments and willing to share our experiences. Cosmetic enhancements along with “before & after” pictures are popular topics on social media and conversations in general. Where to Go for Cosmetic Services If you’re one of the millions of Americans loo ..read more
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Fall Cosmetic Treatments Lead to Glowing Skin
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
1y ago
Dr. Cyndi Torosky is an expert Botox injector. If you enjoyed a lot outdoor summer activities it’s likely that they took a toll on your skin. Fall is the perfect time to revamp your skin care routine and reclaim that radiant glow in time for the upcoming holidays. Some fall cosmetic treatments require multiple sessions spaced out over time, so starting early is always a good idea. Here is an overview of some of the most popular cosmetic treatments available at Pariser Dermatology Specialists. Botox One of the most well-known cosmetic treatments is Botox® Cosmetic. This injectable is great at r ..read more
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The Power of Biologic Medications
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
2y ago
Biologics are a game changer in treating a variety of inflammatory skin diseases. Dermatologists prescribe different types of medications to treat a variety of skin conditions. Common medications prescribed include corticosteroids to reduce inflammation and topical or oral antibiotics to treat bacterial infections. One of the most significant breakthroughs in the field of dermatology is the introduction of biologic medications. Biologics are a game changer in treating a variety of inflammatory skin diseases such as psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. What Are Biologics? Many skin diseases, such a ..read more
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New iPledge System Frustrates Users
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
2y ago
Signing the iPledge is required in order to receive a prescription for Isotretinoin. If you are currently taking Isotretinoin, you are probably well aware how the new iPledge System frustrates users. Accessing the iPledge system has never been easy for prescribers or patients. The December 16th 2021 launch of the new system proved to be even more frustrating than anyone could imagine. A laundry list of issues has accompanied the update, including the inability of providers to confirm patients in the system, patient access to complete the FDA-required confirmation questions, and difficulty for ..read more
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Controlling Your Eczema During the Winter
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
2y ago
Eczema often occurs on the hands and behind the knees. Winter is here and with the snow and hot chocolate comes the typical dry and flaky skin seen with cold weather. Some are able to manage their dry skin with over the counter products, but for those with eczema, controlling your eczema during the winter can be very challenging. Let’s explore this condition commonly diagnosed by dermatologists.   What Is Eczema? Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is extremely common and affects patients of all races and skin colors. According to the National Eczema Foundation, 31.6 million adults i ..read more
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How to Quench Dry Winter Skin
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
2y ago
Winter weather pulls moisture away from the skin. Cold, dry windy weather wreaks havoc on our skin. Wind-burned cheeks, dry hands and cracked lips beg for our attention and thirst for hydration. Winter weather and indoor heat pull moisture away from the skin, leaving it dry, flaky and sometimes bleeding from small cracks in the skin and lips.  Unless you have super oily skin, most people prefer the natural humidity that often accompanies the warmer months. Read on to discover some ways to quench dry winter skin. How to Quench Dry Winter Skin There are ways to combat the drying effects of ..read more
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Christmas Tree Syndrome & Allergies
Pariser Dermatology
by Laurie Grant
2y ago
Many love the smell of a freshly cut Christmas tree. 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 allergies or asthma in those susceptible? Known as “Christmas Tree Syndrome”, or “Christmas Tree Dermatitis” if you get a rash, there are reasons why trees can cause allergy symptoms. Surprisingly, the ..read more
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