Last night we gathered with over 100 of our past, present, and future patients to celebrate beauty (internal and external), educate on the benefits of our many aesthetic procedures, and enjoy a fun evening of prizes, products, demos, food, and…
Postpartum preeclampsia was not a term I had heard in a long time… Most moms have heard of the dangerous pregnancy complication called preeclampsia, which causes elevated blood pressure, protein in your urine, headaches, and potentially seizures, organ failure, and…
Academic Alliance in Dermatology was awarded a 2018 Top Workplaces honor by The Tampa Bay Times. The list is solely based on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey provider of technology-based employee engagement tools. The anonymous survey measures different…
Please join me in applauding all the efforts led by women in every corner of the world, the tireless work done by women to raise children, to care for their families, communities, society, and promote a peaceful world that starts right from the beginning; at birth, with selfless nurturing by all the women surrounding us: mother, grandmother, mother-in-law, to raise the next generation to lead us to a better place.
Hair loss does not affect just the hair! It affects the way we feel, act and look; it affects our skin, our hearts, souls and minds. We have seen children and adults, males and females alike, devastated by hair loss. Therefore, treating hair loss is such a rewarding experience, especially when we can deliver the results in such an effective, safe and innovative fashion.
After 37 years in biology, medicine, dermatology, research and development I have posed the question to myself almost on a daily basis. When does a proactive lifestyle, preventive skin care, dermatological treatment, and aesthetic dermatology flow into each other? According…
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the United States. More than one million skin cancers are diagnosed annually. Basal Cell Carcinoma (BCC) and Squamous Cell Carcinoma (SCC) belong to the non-melanoma type of skin cancer, while…
I first saw Michael in early 2007. He came in with a generalized reddish, scaly, peeling eruption that was covering him from head to toe. He was desperate as he was seen by several other dermatologists searching for an effective…
