November Is National Healthy Skin Month
November is National Healthy Skin Month. Our skin is the largest organ of our body, so it is important to take proper care of it. Here are some tips on how to keep your skin looking and feeling healthy: Check for skin cancer each month. Look at your skin intentionally …
Answering Your Questions About The IPL Photofacial
If you are suffering from sun damage, rosacea, hyperpigmentation, or any similar issues, you should know that Seattle Skin and Laser brings you an innovative Intense Pulsed Light (IPL™) photofacial procedure that can restore your beauty and rejuvenate your skin like never before. IPL™ photo rejuvenation is the next best …
Fall Skincare: Rejuvenating Your Summer Skin
As fall approaches, it’s a perfect time to discuss our anti-aging treatments used for promoting healthy radiant skin, and treating photo damage from all of your summer fun. When photo damage occurs, it can cause our fine lines and wrinkles to appear deeper. The Vi peel is designed for all …
Dry Skin: What You Need To Know
Definition Dry skin, referred to medically as “xerosis,” is a very common condition. Characterized by scaly or flaky skin, it results from either excess water loss at the surface or inadequate replenishment from within. It can occur anywhere on the body, but more commonly affects areas that are exposed, such …
Summer Hydration Tips
Sunny hot days call for finding ways to stay cool under the shade or on your patio. For some, it is hard to stay hydrated because drinking plain water can be boring. A good way to stay refreshed is by drinking fresh fruit water. It is super easy and hydrating …
Winter Skincare: Fighting the Winter Itch
Winter is an exciting time of the year, especially with all the holidays and outdoor, winter sports. However, it’s also the time when many of us experience itchy, dry skin. This issue can easily be managed by taking a couple minutes each day to incorporate aggressive dry skin care into …
Keratosis Pilaris: Managing KP
Keratosis pilaris is a common skin condition I diagnose very frequently in clinic. It presents as tiny flesh colored or slightly red bumps most commonly on the upper arms and thighs. It can give the skin in these areas a rough texture, and can be visually bothersome when it presents …
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