Luck Of The Irish?
Welcome to March! We’re looking forward to longer days, blooming flowers, March Madness basketball brackets, and one of my favorite holidays…St. Patrick’s Day! I can only claim a 4th great-grandmother (shout out to Isobel Phoebe O’Connor of County Cork), but I love the color green, music, and any celebration that …
Skincare Routine: Help Heal Your Skin With Rich Antioxidants
Skincare routines can be tricky. It’s hard to know which products you need to keep in your lineup, as well as to decipher between what they say on the label and what they actually do. In this blog post, we share our favorite skin healing product of 2017 and how …
Dermatologist Recommended Sunscreen 2017: EltaMD UV Elements SPF 44
Check out our dermatologist recommended sunscreen for 2017 – EltaMD UV Elements SPF 44. It has quickly become one of the best and favorite sunscreens to many of our patients and staff. Sunscreen name: EltaMD UV Elements SPF 44 Overview: Tinted Water resistant Facial sunscreen Oil-free All skin types …
Rosacea Awareness Month
April is Rosacea Awareness Month and as someone with Rosacea, I’m the perfect person to blog about this skin condition. Rosacea is a chronic disease that affects 14 million people. Some common symptoms of Rosacea are: Redness Flushing Visible blood vessels Acne Researchers are still trying to figure out the …
Winter Skin Care
My skin care regimen varies from season to season. I am 25 years old and have oily and acne prone skin with a mild case of rosacea, so I have to make sure I use gentle but effective products. Nothing is worse than irritating my sensitive skin and making my …
How to Treat Rosacea: Rosacea Awareness Month
Last night, in honor of Rosacea Awareness Month, I decided to have an extra glass of red wine. Then I started thinking about a piece of chocolate so I had a few of my favorite; Fran’s gray salted caramels. Then I realize I haven’t had dinner. So, I call my favorite Thai …
Rosacea & Redness
Rosacea (pronounced roh-ZAY-sha) is a common skin disorder of the facial skin. The cause is unknown but there are several interventions available to help control symptoms. Any one of the following warning signs is a signal to see a dermatologist for diagnosis and appropriate treatment: Frequent blushing Redness on the …
