Chemical peels are one of the most popular cosmetic dermatology treatments available. During a chemical peel, a chemical solution is applied, which exfoliates the skin. The exfoliated skin will eventually peel off, exposing new and rejuvenated skin. While this new and rejuvenated skin is the best known chemical peel benefit, there are many others.
Do you know the different chemical peel benefits and the conditions that you make you a good candidate for one? Let’s find out!Continue reading
When your child with pediatric eczema leaves for school, you don’t have the same control over their environment that you do at home. So, with back to school season upon us, it’s vital to make sure that both you and your child know what steps they can take to keep itchy flares and other problems under control. Below are some tips that you can follow to make sure they’re prepared to handle any reactions with their pediatric eczema while at school.
Fall is finally upon us. Did you know that water in the air can affect the hydration of your skin? So, the less humid atmosphere in the fall can dehydrate your skin and possibly worsen skin conditions for some. The shift in weather means our skin must adapt, so it’s important to stay up to date on your fall skin care routine as well. Now that the new season is here, make sure your skin care routine is up to date with the changes in the weather. Here are 5 ways to enhance your fall skin care routine to combat the seasonal changes!
When seasons change, our skin can suffer. It’s important to reassess your skin care needs each season to keep your skin feeling and looking beautiful. Facial treatments can help give your skin the boost it needs before changing up your routine. We recommend three facial treatments to help your skin transition from the warm summer weather to the crisp fall and cold winter.
Leaves of three, let them be; berries be white, take flight! It’s your outdoor mantra to protect your skin from the extremely irritating poison ivy, oak, or sumac rashes. But, what are the causes of poison ivy and what are the best treatment options? You can typically treat poison ivy at home, but in severe cases it requires medical treatment. Though a poison ivy rash is not something you see every day, it still remains one of the common conditions we frequently treat at Vujevich Dermatology.
Unfortunately, acne is a skin concern that can occur at any time in your life. Learning the different causes of acne will help you effectively treat it and get your skin to look and feel better. Treating acne can help decrease the possibility of discoloration and scars. So, what are the causes of acne? Read on to find out.
If you spend most of your summers outdoors, then there’s a high chance that you have sun damaged skin. How can you tell your skin has been damaged? Here are 5 common signs to look out for.
**UPDATE: As of October 2024, Vujevich Dermatology Associates is no longer providing Coolsculpting services. Please visit our main Cosmetic Dermatology page to see a full list of the current cosmetic services we provide.
You eat right and exercise, but you still can’t quite seem to shake that extra bit of fat around your stomach, thighs, or chin. It’s a common—and annoying—problem many people face. A CoolSculpting® procedure can help reduce stubborn subcutaneous fat up to 25% in nine troublesome regions. You may be wondering about the differences between CoolSculpting® vs SculpSure, so we’ll dive into the topic below.
We’ve all heard of eczema, but did you know there are 6 different types of eczema? It is possible to be diagnosed with more than one type of eczema at the same time. It’s important to note that eczema is not contagious. Below is an overview of 6 different types of eczema.
When you think of fuller, longer eyelashes, fake eyelashes typically come to mind first. However, fake eyelashes aren’t the only way to get longer eyelashes. Latisse is an FDA-approved prescription medication that helps to grow thicker and longer eyelashes. It’s a topical medication that will show results after 8-10 weeks. Latisse is an effective and safe treatment to grow longer eyelashes for most people. However, there are certain eye conditions that can prevent you from using Latisse.