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Spider veins can be annoying and unsightly, but they usually aren’t a sign of a more serious medical condition. Still, many men and women want their spider veins to go away for cosmetic reasons, and they are difficult to treat without seeking dermatological care. If you’re feeling self-conscious or refuse to wear shorts due to… Read more »
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What are the side effects of Botox injections?
If your frown lines have you feeling down, don’t fret. A quick trip to the dermatologist can take years off your skin. Many women and men turn to Botox injections as a way to temporarily reduce fine lines and wrinkles, especially on their face. Benefits of Botox There comes a time in life when your… Read more »
APDerm® Opens Fifth Office in New Hampshire
Expansion into Portsmouth Will Provide Seacoast and Surrounding Area Residents Expedited Access to Quality Dermatologic Care PORTSMOUTH, NH – September 24, 2020 – APDerm®, the largest physician-led dermatology practice in New England, announced today the opening of a new state-of-the-art office in Portsmouth, NH. The Adult & Pediatric Dermatology brand location marks the company’s fifth… Read more »
Rock Your Ginger Gene And Know Your Skin Cancer Risk
With eye-popping ginger locks and freckles, redheads with the ginger gene stand out from the crowd in a good way. But did you know that people with fair skin, freckles, and red hair have an increased risk for skin cancer? If this describes you, you can thank your genetics and a type of gene mutation… Read more »
How To Apply Sunscreen: The Right Way from EltaMD
Skin care needs vary from person to person, but there’s one thing we all have in common: everyone, everywhere, every day, needs sunscreen. That’s because sunscreen is powerful stuff, and regular use can protect you from a host of issues. According to the Skin Cancer Foundation, it can help reduce your risk of skin cancers by… Read more »
Maskne – How To Treat And Prevent The New Acne
In recent months, masks have become a necessary accessory to help stop the spread of coronavirus. But annoying skin conditions and acne can accompany masking up, and a condition called maskne is on the rise. Perhaps you are a nurse, grocery store clerk, or construction worker and have noticed unsightly bumps and lines after wearing… Read more »
Beyond Skin Deep – Coping With Vitiligo
June is Vitiligo Awareness Month. Vitiligo is an autoimmune skin condition that can take an emotional toll on those with the disease. Clinically, vitiligo presents as patches of skin that lose their pigment and turn bright white. It can negatively affect self esteem and can be hard to disguise, especially if it spreads over large… Read more »
The Doctor is In.
APDerm is excited to announce that we are now open 5 days per week. We take your safety very seriously. We remain at or above all of the state and federal safety guidelines for coronavirus. Our dedicated team of medical professionals is ready to provide care, and we have appointment times available. We encourage you… Read more »
PEDIATRIC DERMATOLOGY: WHEN SHOULD I START BRINGING MY CHILD TO THE DERMATOLOGIST?
Pediatric dermatology is a field of dermatology that treats children from birth through adolescence. They treat conditions such as birthmarks, acne, eczema or warts. They also diagnose and treat disorders affecting the hair and nails. They can provide medical and surgical treatment for a variety of disorders. What Happens During a First Visit with a Pediatric… Read more »
COMMON CAUSES OF ITCHY SKIN
Itchy skin, also known as pruritus, is an irritating feeling that makes the patient want to scratch themselves. While it is often accompanied by a rash, redness or blisters, the skin can sometimes look normal. Itchy skin has multiple causes, and some of them, like liver disease, can be surprisingly serious. To get relief, the… Read more »
FOODS TO AVOID IF YOU HAVE PSORIASIS
While scientific research has not definitively linked what you eat to psoriasis flare-ups, many sufferers report that cutting out certain foods and drinks can relieve painful symptoms. Psoriasis is a skin condition that impacts millions of people. It can cause cells to build up on the skin’s surface. These extra cells can make skin itchy and… Read more »
MINIMIZING ECZEMA FLARE-UPS AS WEATHER CHANGES
The word eczema describes any of several conditions that cause the skin to become inflamed or irritated. While there are several types, they nearly all cause an itchy rash. Eczema can occur anywhere, but it most commonly affects the face, wrists, hands, feet or back of the knees. Some people have “flare ups” during which the eczema… Read more »