So, you have a tattoo. Now that you have “grown up” you want it gone, or are just tired of it. What to do? Tattoos are injection of ink into the upper level of the skin(dermis).
You have noticed that your hair is getting thinner- is it because Uncle Joe or Aunt Jane had thin hair, or some other reason? What can you do about it? The most common cause of hair loss, by far and away, is the “inherited” type, or androgenic alopecia.
Now that the summer is fading, time to review the changes the fall will bring to your skin. Sometime about mid-October, the humidity will drop from it’s oppressive high to more comfortable levels.
When discussing anti-aging regimens, one of the best and most effective way to combat wrinkles is to build collagen. A new method to do so is with micro-needling.
Working in dermatology, one of the most common questions we get is “what can I do for my skin care?”. This is a simple question, but the answer is a complex one.
Sun damage accelerates the formation of discoloration, lines and creases. Prevention is the best medicine. Sunscreens have not been as effective as they are today, so chances are someone over the age of 10-15 has had significant sun exposure.
