Acne is one of the most common concerns for which individuals seek dermatological treatment. Especially common amongst adolescents, acne can occur at nearly any age, causing great emotional distress to those affected. Successful acne treatment requires a great deal of patience, diligent medication usage, and regular follow-up visits, often causing patients to miss work or […]
Psoriasis is a condition in which red, itchy, scaly patches appear form on the skin as a result of abnormal skin cell growth. This condition is hereditary and equally affects males and females. While psoriasis by itself causes major discomfort, a recent study suggests that individuals with psoriasis are much more likely to also have […]
Advanced Dermatology, PC, is the premier dermatology practice on Long Island. We have five locations serving both Nassau and Suffolk counties. Our locations serve over 150,000 patients each year, offering medical and advanced laser, cosmetic and plastic surgery procedures. Having been served many happy patients, we would like you to vote for us for the […]
The risks and downsides of smoking are already well-known. Not only do smokers increase their risk of developing cancer, they also are more likely to develop breathing problems later in life, not to mention the smell of cigarettes is highly unpleasant to others. Although this is not so surprising, a recent twin study recently showed […]
For many years already, there has been a heated debate on whether deodorant or antiperspirant usage may cause breast cancer. Some groups are concerned that deodorants and antiperspirants contain cancer-causing chemicals that can be absorbed into the body on contact. On the other hand, recent medical research suggests that discontinuing antiperspirant or deodorant usage will […]
There is no such thing as a healthy tan, at least not one caused by UV rays. Sun exposure is the leading cause of skin cancer which makes it one of the most preventable types of cancer. So what is the safest way to bronze? Here are some tips on how to get a healthy […]
Psoriasis is a common skin condition in which silvery scales form on the skin due to abnormally rapid skin cell growth. This may cause itching, irritation, redness, and flaking of the skin. Despite the uncomfortable symptoms, according to a recent study, nearly 30 percent of psoriasis sufferers stop medical treatment. Why did so many of […]
Have you ever had a skin reaction—red bumps, itching, swelling—that you can’t readily explain? Most people have. It’s called contact dermatitis, and it can be pretty uncomfortable, lasting for days to weeks. Luckily, the condition is fairly easy to treat. And it’s neither contagious nor life-threatening. What Is Contact Dermatitis? Contact dermatitis is a condition […]
For varying, often personal reasons, millions of Americans have tattoos on their bodies. In addition to regret, some individuals experience allergic reactions to the ink of their tattoos. More recently, researchers in Germany have found that tattoos may cover up moles and lesions, making it difficult to detect skin cancer. What specifically did they find? […]
Whether it be within your career or social circles, a youthful appearance is vital for anyone seeking advancement. As seen in the past decade, this has led to a rapid increase in the amount of men and women seeking cosmetic procedures. More recently, individuals have been turning to nonsurgical treatments to minimize facial wrinkles and […]
While there have been big advances in the way we treat teenage acne in the past few years, there is no single approach that works for every patient. For the best results, dermatologists need to match the treatment to the teen. There’s more to finding the best treatment than just examining the patient’s pimples: If […]
Excessive sweating, clinically known as hyperhidrosis, affects men and women alike. To prevent others from noticing their sweat stains, individuals suffering from hyperhidrosis resort to constantly reapplying anti-perspirant, changing clothes multiple times throughout the day, or even avoiding social situations altogether. While excessive sweating has been traced back to overactive sweat glands, a recent study […]
