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By Daniel DiBlasi, DO February is American Heart Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about cardiovascular health. While most people associate heart disease with symptoms like chest pain or shortness of breath, your skin can also provide important clues about your heart health. In fact, certain skin signs may reveal early warnings, helping you […]
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The Love Hormone and Your Skin: How Oxytocin Affects Your Glow
Love is in the air this February, but did you know it might also be in your skin? Oxytocin—often called the “love hormone”—is famous for its role in bonding, affection, and emotional connection. But this powerful neuropeptide does more than warm your heart; it also plays a surprising role in your skin’s health and radiance. […]
Mohs Micrographic Surgery vs. Radiation Therapy
By Renata Prado, MD What is Skin Cancer? Skin cancer is the most prevalent cancer type in the United States with an incidence rate of over 5 million cases annually1. There are more skin cancers diagnosed in a year than all other cancers combined. The two most common types are called basal cell carcinoma (BCC) […]
5 Don’ts of Hand Eczema
By Rachel Frederickson, PA-C According to the National Eczema Association, approximately 10% of the U.S. population is affected by hand eczema. This common condition may involve red, cracked, dry hands that are itchy or painful and may even blister. Every winter, our providers see many children and adults who struggle with hand eczema. Tips for […]
What might my Mohs scar look like? – What to expect when you’re expecting Mohs Micrographic Surgery
By Brayden Healey, DO A skin cancer diagnosis can be understandably disconcerting. Be it your first or fifth skin cancer, angst can be significant. Along with concerns about cure rates, recurrence rates, and the potential for metastasis or other medical complications, the uncertainty surrounding aesthetic outcomes can be equally troubling. While Mohs surgery is the […]
Why do I have acne? What am I doing wrong?
By Janette Fant, FNP-C Zits, pimples, blemishes, acne. No matter how you phrase it, these nasty little eruptions can ruin our days, weeks, and sometimes even years. A common misconception is that people who have acne must be doing something wrong to cause it. In some cases, this can be true, but in most cases, […]
Skin Checks for All Shades: Why Darker Tones Need Attention Too!
By Molly Schreiber, PA-C There’s a common misconception that individuals with darker skin tones are immune to skin cancer. In reality, while the risk is lower than in lighter skin types, it’s crucial for people with darker skin to recognize that skin cancer can still affect them. Although higher melanin levels in darker skin offers […]
