Dermatology After Dark

Biologics 101

Comparing Current Biologics Available, How They Work, & the Pathway to Treatment Biologic medications have revolutionized the treatment of psoriasis, offering targeted relief for this stubborn skin condition. But with so many options, choosing the right one can feel like picking your champion in a high-stakes battle. Let’s break down the major players and their…

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April Showers Bring Rosacea Awareness: Maintaining Your Beautiful Garden

Spring has sprung! Flowers are blooming, birds are singing, and for many, it’s also Rosacea Awareness Month! At Smart Skin Dermatology, we understand the challenges rosacea can present, and we’re here to help you cultivate a clear, comfortable complexion – all year round. Just like a beautiful garden, managing rosacea is a long-term commitment. While…

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What in the Dermis are Those? Deciphering Dermatology Terms

Ever wonder what that fancy medical jargon your dermatologist throws around actually means? You’re not alone! Let’s be honest, sometimes appointments feel like deciphering a secret code. But fear not, fellow human navigating the world of healthy skin! Today, the tables are turned. We’re diving into the world of dermatology terms, and by the end…

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Who Is Most Prone To Rosacea? Is There A Root Cause?

Some people are blessed with a smooth, flawless complexion while others are more susceptible to specific skin conditions. Unfortunately, a lot of this has to do with genetics, which we have no control over. Do you suspect that you are prone to rosacea? Are you worried that the redness in your skin is a sign…

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What is Vitiligo? Can Vitiligo go away?

Post written by: Carrie Jackman, PA-C What is Vitiligo? Vitiligo is a disease due to a lack of melanin that causes loss of skin color and develops white patches on your skin. The discolored areas typically get more extensive over some time and can affect any part of your body. It’s most common on the…

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What Are the Home Remedies For Eczema?

What is Eczema? Eczema is a very broad term used to describe a dry skin condition that comes in different forms and varies from person to person. It is not contagious, so it is safe to be around those who suffer from this condition. In mild cases of eczema, the skin is dry, red, and…

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50 Shades of Red

April is Rosacea Awareness Month, which is fitting since spring can be considered “rosacea season” due to the weather changes causing many to flare this time of year. Rosacea is more common than you may realize and can often be misdiagnosed as Acne. What is Rosacea? Rosacea is a fairly chronic inflammatory disorder of the…

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Should you rub that fruit on your face?

No, don’t rub the fruit on your face.   I’ve seen several posts and articles about the benefits of certain foods and about applying them topically on your face to get the benefits of these ingredients. Why don’t I agree with this? I’ll tell you, and I’ll start with a metaphor I heard and really like…

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Vitamin C: For Younger, Brighter Skin

Vitamin C really can make your skin look younger and brighter. While vitamin C is most commonly thought of as a citrusy supplement that boosts the immune system, there are several more benefits to this vitamin.  When applied topically vitamin C is a powerful addition to an anti-aging skincare regimen. Vitamin C is an essential…

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Do you have rosacea? Botox!

Yet another use for Botox: Rosacea is an extremely common and frequently frustrating skin condition. For all those that suffer from the redness and flushing that accompanies rosacea, also called erythematotelangiectatic rosacea, a novel and impressively effective therapy are again in the news, Botox. In a recent study published in Dermatologic Surgery. Intradermal injections of…

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Taking Care of Your Skin with Topical Retinoids

There are a few simple recommendations and practices that should be included in any basic skin care regimen.  Appropriate moisturization and exfoliation, protection from harmful UV radiation, and avoiding the significant damage caused by harsh toxins such as those found in cigarette smoke are a few such recommendations.  And certainly, in patients with lighter skin…

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The Stuff That Lives On Us!

A diverse collection of microorganisms, bacteria, fungi, viruses, and other bugs live on the human skin. In fact, in our bodies, microbial cells are reported to outnumber our own 10 to 1. This group of resident flora and fauna makes up what we refer to as the “microbiome”, and it’s no secret that these little…

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