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Coffee…it’s not all bad! Benefits of Coffee on the skin.

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

Drinking coffee isn’t always correlated with health but there are a few surprising benefits this incredible antioxidant has on your skin. A daily cup of joe isn’t all that bad but taking this powerful bean and applying it on the skin is an accent secret making a revival. In fact, its benefits aren’t just from the caffeine alone. Coffee beans are a powerful antioxidant that will reduce...

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New research shows aging skin and malignancies are not solely from Sun-Exposure.

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

A recent study by the World Health Organization (WHO) calls air pollution “the single largest environmental health risk” which caused an estimated 6.5 million deaths in 2012. The presence of Fine Particulate Matter that comes from fuel combustion is threatening to our cardiovascular, respiratory, brain and skin health. After this study was published, the IUF-Leibnez Research Institute for...

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Blepharoplasty

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

Some individuals may have excess fat or skin that accumulates above or below the eyelids which may cause the upper eyelid to droop, dark circles to form under the eyes, or sagging eyebrows. These physical changes can make us look significantly older, but they can also impair our peripheral vision. Blepharoplasty for eye rejuvenation is a surgical procedure that modifies the eyelids by removing or...

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Four Ways Emotions Affect The Skin

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

Whether you’re feeling excitement about a special event, jitters before a big presentation or depressed after a debilitating divorce, there’s an undeniable link between our feelings and the way our bodies respond. While it has become a bit of a coin phrase, mindfulness matters-from managing cortisol levels to impacting the way our cells age, the way our brain thinks impacts the way our body...

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Best Treatments for Warts on Hands and Feet.

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

There is a negative and sometimes dirty connotation to hearing the word “wart”, but that could not be further from the truth. Verruca (warts) are typically benign tumors that are caused by a virus called Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) that produces papules – most commonly on fingers and heels. They are able to enter the skin and grow through microscopic cracks or cuts in the skin that can...

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Dr. Ostad Shares His Pre-Operative and Post-Operative Instructions

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

Whether you are having a medical or cosmetic procedure, there are essential guidelines and recommendations you should follow before and after your procedure. Following these instructions will help with healing time, prevent potential complications and give you the best result possible. It is important to contact our concierge Registered Nurse for instructions specific to your procedure. 1....

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A Skin Exam is Only as Good as The Dermatologist Performing it.

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

Along with a complete physical, it is recommended to get a thorough body check at least once a year. However, if you have a history of skin cancer, your dermatologist may want to see you every 3 or 6 months. Frequent body checks are very important but only as good as the Dermatologist performing them. There are 8 things to expect during your body check. 1. Get comfortable. In order to evaluate...

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Why Should I Have Mohs Surgery For Skin Cancer?

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

Dr. Ostad answers your questions Why is it called Mohs surgery? Is Mohs an acronym? The term “Mohs” refers to Dr. Frederic Mohs, Professor of Surgery at the University of Wisconsin, who developed this surgical technique in the 1930s. The technique has undergone many refinements and has come to be known as “Mohs micrographic surgery” or simply “Mohs surgery” in honor of Dr....

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Not Just Tanning! Here are 8 Causes Of Skin Cancer You May Not Know About.

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology

When most people think about skin cancer, they equate it with too much sun and too little protection. While it’s true that excessive exposure to UVA/UVB rays is the main risk factor, many people are unaware of other elements which can contribute to the diagnosis of one of the three major types of skin cancer: Melanoma, Squamous Cell Carcinoma and Basal Cell Carcinoma. As knowledge is power and...

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Does A Higher SPF Really Offer More Protection?

Posted On: Nov 15, 2021

Categories: Dermatology, Skin Care

ear Dr Ostad, I am constantly told that an SPF does not need to be more than 40, but I notice I get brown spots if less than 60. This makes me wonder what kind of protection I need for skin cancer. Do you have any tips for choosing the right products? Are all SPF’s created equal? Tina Dear Tina First, I want to congratulate you on your proactive approach. SPF measures the protection offered...

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