Winter Newsletter
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
Introducing Nordlys Laser Spending time in the sun can cause unwanted damage, sun spots, and premature aging along with reduced collagen production of the face. Or perhaps you are bothered by the pitted scarring left from previous acne, diffuse redness or telangiectasias from rosacea, or stretch marks on the skin. If you are beginning to notice these concerning skin changes, the Nordlys treatments for Photo-Rejuvenation, Photo Frax or Fractioned Laser Resurfacing may help you achieve the brighter, smoother, and more evenly toned and youthful appearing skin you desired. Below are the available ..read more
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Fall Newsletter
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
Key to Anti-Aging: Tretinoin vs. Retinol Tretinoin (generic for Retin-A) or Retinol are key components to every anti-aging regimen; they are used in the most effective anti-aging creams available. Make these components a part of your nightly skin care regimen to achieve and maintain the youthful appearance of your skin. How does Tretinoin and Retinol work? Tretinoin is a vitamin A derivative composed of retinoic acid. It is a prescription medication (only distributed by a physician) that has multiple effects on the skin, including normalization of skin differentiation, reduction of acne, and ..read more
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DefenAge And Summer Sun Facts
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
DefenAgeTM: Latest Breakthrough in Skin Stem-Cell Stimulation DefenAgeTM utilizes the latest in skin stem cell activating peptides which harness the natural power of defensins. Alpha and beta defensins are natural immune peptides that stimulate LGR6-positive stem cells found in the hair follicles. Activation of LGR6-positive stem cells leads to an increase in the number of new epidermal basal stem cells and new keratinocytes (skin cells) in the skin. A recent study demonstrated the remarkable anti-a ..read more
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Take Charge Of Your Skin!
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
Melasma What is melasma? Melasma is a common skin disorder that presents with the development of light to dark brown irregular patches over the face. Less common sites of involvement include the forearms and chest. It is caused by overactive pigment producing cells, known as melanocytes, which are stimulated by ultraviolet light exposure and hormones (most often estrogen). Who is affected by melasma? Approximately 90% of those with melasma are female, suggesting a hormonal influence. Exacerbating factors include pregnancy (hence the condition is also known as the “mask of pregnanc ..read more
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Winter Newsletter
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
What are the secrets to radiant looking skin? It is a great skin care regimen that both treats and minimizes the progression of photoaging.   Sunscreen Minimizing the damaging effects of the sun is the most important step in preserving the youthful appearance of your skin.  Ultraviolet light is a known carcinogen, and chronic exposure has been linked to the development of skin cancer and photoaging.  There are two main types of ultraviolet light that reach the surface of the earth and they include types A and B. Ultraviolet A light induces oxidative stress to the ..read more
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Sun Saftey
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Leslie Stewart
1y ago
What’s the best way to protect yourself from the sun’s harmful ultraviolet rays (UVR), given that we need to work, travel, and sometimes play outside? Clothing is the most basic and generally the best means of sun protection. Not all clothing is equal, however, and some of it isn’t actually very good at protecting us. So, what makes a piece of clothing sun-safe? Why Choose UPF? To be certain of an item of clothing’s sun-protective ability, the item has to be UPF-tested. ultraviolet protection factor. Choosing a garment with a UPF of 30 or higher means that 1/30th of the UVR is reaching your s ..read more
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JUVÉDERM VOLLURE® XC?
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
Age and gravity can take a serious toll on our facial appearance, as collagen production slows down and we lose volume and fullness that lend a youthful glow. One of the most common complaints among women (and men) is the appearance of wrinkles and deep folds in the skin, especially around the nose and mouth. Fortunately, there is a range of non-permanent injectables that can restore lost volume while significantly diminishing deep lines and folds. If you have prominent naso-labial lines (also known as “laugh lines”), there is a brand-new hyaluronic acid dermal f ..read more
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Botox, Dysport and Xeomin
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
Botox, Dysport and Xeomin, “What is the difference between them” and “which is the best one”? These are two questions about facial injectables that commonly get asked. Botox is a leading cosmetic treatment that drastically reduces the appearance of crow’s feet, lines on the forehead and frown lines.  However, two other companies have entered the market and are having great success as well, Dysport and Xeomin. All three are effective treatments that originate from the same source bacterium, clostridium botulinum. They are synthesized as botulinum toxin type A, the para ..read more
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Understanding The Uses of Fillers
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
Understanding The Uses of Fillers The normal aging process leads to the loss of fat, collagen, and underlying support structures contributing to sagging skin, volume loss, and more prominent wrinkles. Fillers are used to soften lines, replace volume, improve contours, and augment facial features. Fillers are composed of either a naturally derived product such a hyaluronic acid or calcium-based microspheres. The appropriate filler is selected by your dermatologist based on your individual facial assessment and personal cosmetic needs. The filler is often pre-mixed with an anesthetic to provide ..read more
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September Newsletter
Adult & Pediatric Dermatology
by Patricia Dymek
1y ago
Acne is the most common skin condition in the United States, affecting 40-50 million Americans. Acne occurs most often in teens and young adults. Achieving clearer skin is possible with the many advances in treatment. Can you imagine healthy, younger looking skin in six to seven days? Well with The Perfect Peel you can have it along with results that last. Acne You take great care of your skin. You wash your face twice a day. You don’t eat chocolate or drink soda. So why do you still have acne? Although it can be super frustrating acne during the teen years is extremely common. So commo ..read more
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