It can be very frustrating to develop red patches on your face, particularly when they appear suddenly and without an obvious cause. 

In addition to the difficulty of pinpointing a cause for a rash, it is also not always easy to tell if your rash is a common reaction to an irritant (like hives), or a sign of a more serious skin condition. This is why it is important to seek proper diagnosis and care from a board-certified dermatologist, particularly when the patches do not clear on their own.Continue reading→

**UPDATE: As of October 2024, Vujevich Dermatology Associates is no longer providing Coolsculpting services.  Please visit our main Cosmetic Dermatology page to see a full list of the current cosmetic services we provide.

You’ve probably seen people comparing Coolsculpting vs Kybella as a solution to get rid of stubborn chin fat, but are they the same? If so, how? And if not, what’s the difference? Well, we’re here to tell you, as well as help you figure out whether Coolsculpting or Kybella is the best solution for stubborn chin fat. Continue reading→

Skin rashes in children are a common reason pediatric dermatologists are sought out by concerned parents. While some rashes are serious and others go away on their own, it’s important to seek an expert’s opinion if your child is in pain or you are worried. To make sure you’re knowledgeable prior to your child’s appointment, we’ve curated a list of common skin rashes in children, what causes them, and how to treat them.Continue reading→

If you’re researching moles, then you may be trying to identify whether a skin lesion is an atypical mole (also known as a dysplastic nevus) or melanoma. If so, you’ve come to the right place. Overall, the best advice we can give when identifying an atypical mole vs melanoma is twofold. One, it’s important to know your skin. Two, schedule an appointment with your dermatologist if you’re ever unsure about a mole. Continue reading→

Whether you’re thinking about getting a chemical peel or are about to receive your first peel and wondering what the aftercare entails, this guide is for you. Chemical peel aftercare is an important step in the process. Chemical peels are one of the most common cosmetic dermatology treatments in the US used to improve skin texture and complexion. Proper aftercare is important for preventing breakouts, infection, and scarring. Before we dive into this chemical peel aftercare guide, let’s find out more about what to expect during a chemical peel treatment.Continue reading→

While you may think of allergies causing your children to sneeze and have itchy eyes, allergies in kids can also affect the skin. Skin allergies are actually the most common type of allergies in kids and are more prevalent in younger children. Continue reading→

If you’re looking to improve your skin texture and tone, or simply pamper yourself, you may be trying to decide whether microneedling vs a chemical peel is the best facial treatment for you. Before deciding, you’ll want to know what each facial treatment entails and what they help to treat.Continue reading→

**UPDATE: As of October 2024, Vujevich Dermatology Associates is no longer providing Coolsculpting services.  Please visit our main Cosmetic Dermatology page to see a full list of the current cosmetic services we provide.

When researching the best cosmetic dermatology methods to remove stubborn fat, you’re bombarded with information comparing CoolSculpting vs liposuction. It can be a bit overwhelming, so let’s hit the highlights.

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You may be asking yourself “Should my baby see a dermatologist?” Let’s dive into pediatric dermatology and when it’s time to schedule an appointment for your baby to see a pediatric dermatologist.Continue reading→

You may have heard that it is not recommended to use Latisse on lower lashes even though Latisse is an FDA-approved, topical medication that helps to grow thicker, longer, and darker eyelashes. Why do dermatologists recommend against using Latisse on lower lashes? We’ll dig into that in a bit, but first, let’s learn more about what Latisse is and how it works.Continue reading→