There is nothing like a newborn baby’s super smooth skin. No doubt, you have plenty on your mind with a newborn, so the good news is the old adage “less is more” applies to caring for your newborn’s skin. Your baby’s immune system is developing, so stay away from products with chemicals, fragrances, and dyes
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You Popped That Pimple, Now What?
You couldn’t resist. You’ve popped that pimple, and now you wish you hadn’t. A while back on the blog, we listed the Top 5 Reasons NOT to Pop Your Pimples, but regardless you went ahead and did it. We’ve all heard that messing with a pimple is a bad idea, and the truth is –
[Read More]What’s Causing Your Acne?
We know chocolate and French fries aren’t really making your skin break out, so what is? Acne is caused when your pores are blocked by a combination of sebum and dead skin cells, allowing bacteria to multiply in the plugged pores. Medical dermatologists have identified certain triggers that lead to these blockages. Knowing your triggers
[Read More]Adult Dermatology: Changes in Aging Skin
Getting older doesn’t mean you have to look your age. Taking good care of your skin can keep you looking younger for longer, so don’t say goodbye to that youthful glow yet.
[Read More]Treating Adult Acne
Acne is usually considered a teenage condition, but what if your acne follows you into adulthood? Water’s Edge Dermatology’s Tanya Sperber, ARNP, has the information you need to get serious medicine for your skin.
[Read More]Top Reasons to See a Professional for Mole Removal
Do you have a mole you don’t like the look of? It’s best to have it removed by a licensed dermatologist, and here’s why.
[Read More]Put Your Best Face Forward
Acne is never fun, but Water’s Edge Dermatology can help you keep your skin clear. Instead of suffering through painful breakouts, dermatologists suggest these tips to fight pimple-causing bacteria and clogged pores: Look for the word “noncomedogenic” on products you plan to use on your face or acne-prone skin Keep your hair and hands away
[Read More]Do You Have Acne? Visit a Dermatologist Today
There are currently an estimated 7,575 dermatologist clinics in the United States, all of which treat a variety of skin conditions, from psoriasis to varicose vein treatment offices. However, many patients who visit dermatologists are there to obtain products and procedures for two common skin conditions: acne and skin cancer. If you have one of
[Read More]Do You Need a Dermatologist?
There are a number of skin conditions that a person may contract over the course of their lives, from acne, which affects nearly 85% of people at some point during their lifetime, or skin cancer, which will affect an estimated one in five Americans. Fortunately, for the skin conditions that require clinical help, dermatologist specialists
[Read More]Itchy, Burning Feet? Could be Athlete’s Foot.
Athlete’s foot. Gross, right? Well, it turns out that it is the most common type of fungal infection. Athlete’s foot is a common fungus. But what does that mean? Let’s check out the technicalities. Athlete’s foot is also known as tinea pedis. It’s similar to ringworm and jock itch. It is contagious, but can be
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