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Acne is largely labeled a teenage problem, but the truth is that it plagues adults of all ages, too. Find out what could be causing your adult acne, and learn how you can get the clearer skin you’ve always wanted.

Are you bothered by acne, fine lines, wrinkles, or a dull complexion? It’s time to learn about chemical peels. These noninvasive treatments slough dead skin cells and stimulate healthy cell growth for vibrant, fresh-looking skin.

Scars are a natural part of the healing process, but that doesn’t mean you have to live with them. Our specialty team explains the nature of scars and the treatments available to reduce or eliminate their cosmetic effects.

You no doubt know how important it is to protect your skin and the importance of wearing sunscreen, covering your skin, and staying out of the sun as much as possible, especially when it is at its harshest...

Are you interested in getting Botox? There is a reason why this is such a popular procedure – but you may have your own list of questions about what you can expect. Read on for 11+ things you should know about Botox!

Age spots and sun spots develop gradually over time with prolonged UV ray exposure. Most often occurring in people over 40.

As we look forward to sunnier days in the coming weeks and months, we also have to start thinking of the ways in which sun exposure can affect our skin.

Telangiectasia. This isn’t a term that most people hear very often, if ever. The most common name used to describe these tiny broken capillaries and blood vessels is spider veins.

At some point in the aging process, most people become a little frustrated. Lines and wrinkles and sagging skin all combine to make the face appear longer and more tired than one may feel.

Skin cancer is the leading form of cancer in America. This is bad news. However, there is good news. Skin cancer can be treated. The key to the best-case scenario in terms of prognosis is early detection.

As our days just begin to get longer once again, we may already be looking forward to summer. First, we’ve got to get through a few more months of colder weather.

Exfoliation is a necessary aspect of caring for your skin at any age, but there is only so much benefit to be gained with scrubs and brushes.

As the long, hot days move farther behind us, we have a lot to look forward to. Fall is often the beginning of what we call sweater weather. We know we’ll spend much of the next several months bundled up, which could lead us to neglect our skin.

Hair loss is a common problem that affects a large percentage of men. Women can also notice persistent, diffuse thinning of their hair that allows their scalp to show.

It is not uncommon for spots to appear on the skin as a person ages. These have been called sun spots, age spots, and liver spots. By any name, they are a frustrating problem.

Skin cancer represents one of the most common cancers seen in America today. The term skin cancer is used to describe the three top varieties that tend to occur.

Summer is here and many people are making up for what they missed last year. If you are heading out to the shore, the pool, or even a backyard barbeque or two, your chances of sustaining sun damage are elevated.

A person’s hair directly contributes to appearance. Therefore, it directly affects the level of self-esteem a person feels on a day to day basis. Men with pattern hair loss may wish to wear hats whenever possible.

Botox is a leading cosmetic treatment among adults of all ages. This injectable, FDA-approved drug does more than smooth wrinkles like crow’s feet and worry lines.

Facial aging is unavoidable. However, scientific research has helped doctors and estheticians understand the various factors that influence how quickly and how severely aging occurs.

It is not uncommon to have a tattoo or several. It is also not uncommon for a person to ultimately wish they had made a different choice.

Mohs micrographic surgery has become the gold standard in skin cancer removal. This technique is preferred by many patients who require treatment for basal cell carcinoma or squamous cell carcinoma.

Botox has been a household name for over a decade. This cosmetic injectable, the first of its kind, gained FDA-approval in 2002.

At Advanced Laser and Skin Cancer, we seek to help people in the Teaneck are take the best possible care of their skin. There are several ways to manage both skin health and appearance.

Birthmarks are often viewed as a splash of character on the skin. For some people, it is easy to embrace brown or red markings on the skin. This isn’t the case for everyone, though.

Hair growth is something that we don’t typically think about in the same way we do other signs of aging. This could be because many people go through life without having the experience of hair loss.

Peeling is something that typically occurs after a bad sunburn. Most of us learned early in life that a sunburn could lead to problems later in life. Sunburns significantly increase the chances of skin cancer.

Mohs micrographic surgery represents a significant advancement in the treatment of skin cancer. We are proud to provide this option for patients who visit our Teaneck, NJ office.

Over the past two decades, we’ve seen enormous growth in the area of aesthetic medicine.

While we have a variety of plastic surgery procedures aimed at correcting moderate to severe signs of aging, there is a strong interest among the majority of the population to age naturally but gracefully.

Skin cancer remains a prevalent problem among adults of all ages. With summer right around the corner, it is once again time to increase awareness about how we can protect ourselves and those we love from unnecessary consequences.

Hair restoration treatments have advanced significantly in recent years. We are proud to offer men near our Saddle River, NJ office the benefit of clinically proven ARTAS treatment.

It was not until recent history when scientists discovered that sun exposure was a major factor in the aging process as well as dermatologic health.

Mohs skin cancer surgery has become well-known in recent years, though the innovative technique was first developed more than half a century ago. Based on numerous studies, Mohs demonstrates some of the highest cure rates in medical history.

Various signs of aging are bound to show up at some point. When they do, the best we can hope for is to be prepared. Here, we discuss the details of Juvederm XC treatment to help you know what to do when the signs of aging come calling.

As we approach the holiday season, many of us are starting to feel the pressure. We want to make sure we’ve got the perfect gifts for those who are special to us.

Historically, the primary solution for aging skin has been to lift it and trim it during facelift surgery. As technologies have continued to advance, though, more people are recognizing the value of nonsurgical modalities like laser skin resurfacing...

As much as we have learned about skin cancer, this disease continues to occur at alarming rates. A skin cancer diagnosis may feel surprising and frightening, rightfully so.

Each year, approximately 200,000 new melasma diagnoses are made. This dermatologic condition is characterized by painless patches of hyperpigmentation.

There are times when we naturally expect to look tired; perhaps after an especially long or stressful day at work, or during the months of new parenthood. Whatever the reason, looking tired is more tolerable when there is one.

Human skin and the sun’s ultraviolet rays aren’t pals. That’s even more the case in a sunny place like Houston, where more days than not the sun is shining down.

For the past ten-plus years, doctors have turned to Botox to correct signs of aging such as worry lines, frown lines, and crow’s feet. Most adults know that a few injections can visibly refresh their face.

If that pink butterfly that was once everything you wanted is now completely out of sync with who you are, you may be distracted by it in the worst possible way.

Recently, former Miss Universe Dayanara Torres revealed that she had received some unexpected and frightening news: the mole she had been ignoring was melanoma skin cancer.

Terms like “chemical peel” and “skin resurfacing” may sound incredibly harsh, as if you would need to take weeks off from work and prepare yourself for an uncomfortable recovery.

People fixate on wrinkles when they think their facial skin is showing its age. But of equal, maybe even greater, importance is the loss of volume.

All Summer long, your skin may have felt plump and looked dewy with hydration. Now that we have traveled through Fall and are in Winter, you may be wondering what has happened to your skin.

Hair loss has been a problem that has plagued humans for the ages. Throughout history, the primary approach to hair loss was to disguise it. Toupées and wigs were the norm and also the best option anyone had for displaying a beautiful head of hair.

Pattern baldness is a condition that troubles approximately 50 million men in our country. We generally perceive hair loss as a men’s health issue,...

Baldness. Hair loss. These terms can send shivers down a person’s spine. Whether the gradual loss of hair over time or a sudden thinning or loss, this condition can be quite unsettling.

Recently, a mom in Texas gained 15 minutes of fame after sharing a longstanding family secret on social media.

For over a decade, the norm in aesthetic medicine has been for men and women to reduce the signs of aging with injectable solutions like Botox® and dermal fillers.

In recent years, we have become much more mindful of how we take care of our skin. With all the discussion that focuses on how to avoid sunburn by wearing a broad-spectrum sunscreen every day,...

For most adults, skin cancer was not a concern during their youth. It has only been within the last twenty or so years when the critical nature of excessive sun exposure has been brought to life.

There isn’t much that can be done to prevent a birthmark from developing. There are several different types of congenital markings, such as hemangiomas, port wine stains, and congenital moles.

Facial aging has concerned men and women for centuries. As we have come fully into the age of technology, we have found ourselves in a fortunate position to have more control over appearance as we age.

At some point, most people realize that the way they take care of their skin matters – a lot. Skincare is not a set it and forget it kind of thing. The effort is required to mitigate stressors such as sun exposure and aging.

We all know by now that aging is not a process that we can put an end to. It has been a nice thing to see many people change their perspective on aging in recent years.

Skin cancer has been an important topic of discussion in recent years. We hear much more today about the dangers of sun exposure than we did 20 years ago.

Skin cancer is an important topic of discussion, not only in the medical setting but our daily lives. We must know what we are up against, and how skin cancer may manifest, and how to protect ourselves from unnecessary harm to our general health...

We sometimes forget about our skin; about the fact that it needs a certain type of care to radiate from the inside out. Then, when a breakout occurs or we notice more wrinkles than we imagined we had – or we notice a suspicious growth,...

Chemical peels provide some benefits for patients of our Teaneck dermatology practice. Using this method of exfoliation, it is possible to prolong the appearance of youth, manage acne-prone skin, pamper aging skin, and more.

When our skin tends to be the softest and smoothest, we’re far too young to appreciate it. It may not be until we touch a baby’s skin that we feel the pangs of loss for ourselves.

As we get full swing into summer, what we may be thinking about is how we can get “just enough” the sun to avoid burning and other damage.

Skin cancer is an enemy of your skin. To overcome the diagnosis of skin cancer, it may feel as though you need the help of a Marvel comic book hero. There is something akin to a virtual super-hero in the world of dermatology.

Melanoma is the type of skin cancer that poses the greatest concern for all of us. As experienced dermatologists, it is our hope that we can provide our patients with the information they need to understand their skin cancer risk...

Dry skin is a problem for a lot of people, especially during the cold winter months. You would think that the warmer weather of spring would lend way to healthier, more vibrant skin.

The harsh months of winter weather are slowly fading away, and many of us are looking forward to the welcome of Springtime.

A gym membership can make it easier to uphold your resolution to be physically fit. Even if you’re not after washboard abs, there is a lot to be gained by engaging in classes or workouts at your local fitness center.

There are so many wonders of winter; who could dislike this season? We’ll tell you who – people whose dry skin becomes cracked and irritated in the bitter cold!

The time of snowfall and sleigh bells and Santa is here, and that means more joy to go around throughout the month of December. The holidays are a glorious time of shopping and eating and snacking and drinking and baking and eating . . .

Ah, Fall! The time of year when we pull out the hoodies and stock up the wood pile for those cozy nights around the fireplace. Who isn’t ready for Fall, with all of its colors and tasty treats?

Contrary to how a woman (or man) may start to feel as they travel through mid-life, it is never too late to start a good anti-aging skin care routine.

Through the ages, aging has been a process that humans have tried to slow. It was said that Cleopatra bathed in milk – quite often! Today, we perform a number of routines to keep us looking as young on the outside as we feel on the inside.

The need for sun protection is something that most of us are well aware of. As we find ourselves in the thick of summer, we can think of no better topic to discuss than protecting the skin from UV damage.

Ask anyone who’s top lip disappears when they smile, and they will tell you there’s very good reason to consider lip augmentation.

Many of the conditions that seem to occur with age may actually be related to the sun’s ultraviolet rays. Research has demonstrated that 90% of the signs of aging, such as fine lines and wrinkles, are the direct result of UV damage.

When speaking with patients about their skin concerns, one of the words we hear often is “sensitive.” In reality, experts describe sensitive skin as a far less common condition than people may think.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the USA. At Advanced Laser & Skin Cancer Center who specializes in early diagnosis, preventive methods, and most advanced, most proven, effective treatments for Skin Cancer from the New Jersey and adjacent areas.

Across the country, teens and adults alike are engaging in potentially harmful tanning behaviors.

Avoiding sun damage is one of the most important ways you can protect your appearance and your health. UV radiation from the sun (or tanning beds) can cause premature aging, result in more noticeable wrinkles, leave you with tough, dry skin,...

If you’d like to protect your skin and your youthful appearance, it is important to understand

Tattoos can be a fun expression of self or a poignant way to treasure a memory, but in some cases, people come to hate a tattoo they once loved. If you have a tattoo that you regret, there are a few options to consider.

Would you like to learn more about preventing wrinkles and looking younger? Here’s what you should know:

Are you one of those several thousands of people who is suffering from scaly skin, oozing sores or skin rash? These are only a very few of the several signs of skin disorders.

Rosacea is a lasting and a very common skin condition that has affected the lives of approximately 14 million Americans. Inflammation of skin and patchy redness particularly on the chin, nose and cheeks are symptoms of this skin condition.

Mohs Surgery is, in its most basic form, the surgical removal of skin cancer in different stages. It was developed by Dr. Frederick Mohs in the 1930s and has been used since then to effectively treat skin cancer.

Mohs surgery, also known as chemosurgery, is a effective and safe way to treat skin cancer. In this procedure, thin layers of the skin are removed and examined under a microscope. This continues until all the cancerous tissue is removed.

When detected early, most forms of skin cancers can be cured almost completely. That is why it is essential to give your skin a complete examination, from head to toe. You can examine your skin on a regular basis using simple techniques devised by doctors.

Mohs surgery, or Mohs micrographic surgery, is a surgical method to remove skin cancer. It is named after Dr. Frederich Mohs, its inventor. The surgery is used to treat two types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma (BCC) and squamous cell carcinoma (SCC).

Most people know to keep an eye on moles and other skin blemishes. Sudden growth, an unexpected change in color or a shift in shape could indicate that a growth on or under the skin has become cancerous.

Birthmarks might seem trivial to some people, but to others they are unsightly discolored patches of skin that affect appearance, self-esteem, and self-worth. With today’s technology, there is no reason to continue living with a birthmark if it bothers you

Just as the weather changes with the seasons, so should your skin care regimen. To prepare for the cold, dry weather that winter brings, people upgrade to heavier clothing and more layers to provide protection. Skin care products should be no exception.

When patients with skin cancer are seeking treatment for their condition, we often discuss Mohs surgery with them. Mohs surgery is a process through which skin layers are removed in the affected areas until the skin cancer is no longer present.

One out of every five Americans will develop skin cancer during their lifetime, according to the American Academy of Dermatology. The good news? It’s easily treatable with early detection.

October is Eczema Awareness Month. During Eczema Awareness Month, events are held throughout the country to educate the general public about the chronic skin disorder eczema, which impacts millions of Americans.