Skin discoloration is one of the most common concerns patients bring to dermatologists, although the reasons behind the changes in color often vary, with anything from a sudden infection to a long-term birthmark triggering the discoloration. Changes in skin tone can appear gradually or abruptly, and understanding why they happen is the first step toward effective treatment. Skin discoloration refers to any area of skin that becomes darker or lighter than your natural tone. This includes hyperpigmentation (too much melanin) and hypopigmentation (too little melanin).Continue reading
Can Babies Get Acne? A Guide to Neonatal Acne vs. Infantile Acne
Many parents are surprised to notice tiny red or white bumps appearing on their baby’s skin. Is that acne… on a newborn? While it might sound unusual, acne can indeed affect babies – and it’s more common than you might think. However, not all baby breakouts are the same. Two main types of acne can appear in early life: neonatal acne (commonly called baby acne) and infantile acne. Continue reading
Vujevich Dermatology Voted Best Dermatologist in Washington County, PA for the 9th Year in a Row!
Thank you for making it official yet again! Back in July, we asked our patients to vote in the 2025 Observer-Reporter’s Best of the Best contest. Thanks to our patients and community, Vujevich Dermatology Associates was voted best dermatologist in Washington County, PA in the Observer-Reporter’s Official Community’s Choice Award for the 9th year in a row! The Best of the Best recognizes and celebrates the best local businesses and organizations in the Washington, PA area, by popular vote. We would not have been awarded this honor yet again without the continued support of our patients.
What Causes Boils and Carbuncles? Common Causes and When to See a Dermatologist
Boils (also called furuncles) and carbuncles are types of skin infections that develop when bacteria invade hair follicles or the surrounding skin, leading to painful, pus‑filled bumps.
Are Chemical Peels Safe? Here’s What You Should Know
Chemical peels are a popular skin rejuvenation treatment used to address fine lines, sun damage, acne scars, and more, but are chemical peels safe for everyone?
4 Best Cosmetic Treatments for Stretch Marks
If you’re searching for the best treatment for stretch marks, you’re not alone, but you are in the right place. Stretch marks can be stubborn to treat, but the non-surgical cosmetic treatments for stretch marks available today are more effective than ever before. In this blog, we’ll explore what stretch marks are, what causes them, and the most effective professional and at-home treatments.
What are Skin Tags? All About These Small Skin Growths
What are skin tags? If you’ve recently discovered a soft, “hanging” growth on your skin, chances are it’s a skin tag. While they can look alarming, skin tags are benign skin growths and pose no health risk. In this blog, we’ll explain what causes them, where they tend to appear, and how to remove skin tags safely.Continue reading
Summer Skin Tips for Kids: How to Care for Your Child’s Skin this Season
When it comes to summer skincare for children, there’s more to think about than just avoiding sunburn. The goal is to help your child stay comfortable and carefree all summer long. This is why we created this comprehensive list of summer skin tips for children, including sun safety tips (and more) to keep your child’s skin healthy, hydrated, and rash-free all season long.
How to Repair Stretched Earlobes from Heavy Earrings
If you’re dealing with stretched earlobes from heavy earrings, you’re definitely not alone. Many people are surprised to find that their favorite accessories can affect both the appearance and integrity of your earlobes over time. Whether your earlobes are stretched from heavy earrings or a sudden tear, it can be frustrating. The good news? Stretched earlobes can be repaired. In this blog, we’ll walk you through the different non-surgical and surgical solutions that can help restore your earlobes’ natural shape and strength.Continue reading
What is a Dysplastic Nevus (Atypical Mole) & Is It Precancerous?
A dysplastic nevus is a type of mole that differs from common moles in size, shape, and color. While these moles are not usually cancerous, they can put you at higher risk for developing melanoma and sometimes develop into melanoma if left unmonitored. Learning how to check moles at home and understanding when to see a dermatologist about a mole can help you stay ahead of any potential skin health concerns.Continue reading