Facial aging is a natural part of growing older. Normal signs of aging can include wrinkles, volume loss (most often in temples, cheeks, and under-eye areas), and sagging of the skin. The skin’s elasticity is one of the primary factors that determine the impact that aging will have on...
Each time you step outside in the sun, you are exposing your skin to potentially dangerous ultraviolet (UV) rays. Sun overexposure can result in early-onset aging, skin damage and even lead to the development of skin cancer. The best way to protect your skin from both ultraviolet A (UVA)...
Of all the major skin conditions, acne is one of our patients' most common skin complaints. While acne is most prevalent in the teenage years, it can persist throughout adulthood. There are different types of acne, and it can occur nearly anywhere on the body. Severe forms of acne...
In the war on aging, the most powerful treatment option for significantly reversing the signs of facial aging is facelift surgery. A facelift is a surgical procedure that makes a face tighter and more youthful by surgically manipulating the facial skin and underlying muscle. A facelift can correct even...
Age spots (also referred to as “sun spots” or solar lentigines) are flat brown spots that are caused when the skin is chronically exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light, either from the sun or from tanning beds. This spotting occurs after cells in the skin react to UV exposure by...
