What is Integrative Dermatology?…and is it for You

You don’t have to live with sun spots — AKA age spots, liver spots, or those brown patches that appear after too many sunny pool days. From brightening serums to chemical peels and laser treatments, dermatologists have solutions to fade sun spots.

Botox® is a minimally invasive treatment that temporarily smooths fine lines and wrinkles, especially on your forehead, between the brows, and around your eyes. But is Botox the preferred treatment method for reducing wrinkles? Here’s the scoop.

Tiny puncture wounds to your skin, also called microneedling, are a wake-up call for treated tissues. It’s a cosmetic solution that utilizes tiny micropunctures to enhance your skin’s health. Here’s how puncture wounds to your skin are actually safe.

Broken capillaries: those tiny red dots or web-like veins that pop up on your face or legs that can be stubborn and hard to hide. While creams and home remedies may help a little, many people turn to laser treatments for a long-term fix. Here’s why.

Actinic keratosis (AK) is your skin's way of indicating that it has been overexposed to ultraviolet (UV) rays. It shows up as dry, rough, red, or scaly skin. When untreated, it sometimes turns into skin cancer. Here’s what to do about AK.

If the word “abrasion” makes you flinch — especially your sensitive skin — you’re not alone. Microdermabrasion sounds intense, but it’s actually a gentle skincare treatment. The catch? Not all exfoliation treatments are created equal. Here’s why.