As warmer and sunnier days are upon us, it’s important as a parent to know how to apply sunscreen correctly on kids. Practicing sun safety should be a priority, no matter the age. Because protecting your skin from the sun is the best practice to help reduce your risk of skin cancer, teaching your kids good sun sense from a young age is crucial. Here are six tips to protect your child in the sun this summer, both by applying sunscreen correctly and through other means of sun protection:
You may be wondering, how does Botox® work? Many people often hear about Botox® treatments in the news when the latest Hollywood celebrity recently had the procedure done. However, many of people other than celebrities receive Botox® treatments. In fact, Botox® is the most popular non-surgical cosmetic treatment, with over 6.7 million procedures administered each year.
Vujevich Dermatology Associates has provided care to Western Pennsylvania for almost 50 years. We’ve been serving patients from our Mt. Lebanon and Washington dermatology offices, and now we’re pleased to announce our third location coming to Brentwood! The new office will open on June 4, 2018 and we’ll be providing our full range of medical and surgical dermatological services.
Proper sun skin care is important for keeping your skin healthy, both for children and adults of all ages. Protecting your skin from the sun is the most important thing you can do to help reduce your risk of skin cancer. Here are ten sun safety tips from Vujevich Dermatology Associates to protect you during the summer season:
So, you’re wondering, “How does Latisse work?” And maybe you’re dreaming of those thicker, longer eyelashes you’ve always wanted. You’ve come to the right place to do your research!
If you find yourself suffering from itchy bumps that resemble goose pimples on your skin, there’s a chance you may have a condition known as keratosis pilaris. The name may sound rather scary, but keratosis pilaris is more common than you might think. In fact, it is one of the many pediatric skin conditions dermatologists treat. Although, the condition is relatively benign, keratosis pilaris does itch, which can lead it to be quite annoying or irritating for most people.
Commonly referred to as a double chin, submental fullness can be stubborn and refuse to leave, regardless of changes in diet and exercise. It can be stubborn and refuse to leave regardless of changes in diet and exercise. Kybella is an injectable treatment option that avoids surgery and has proven to be successful for patients.
Dry skin is a common condition at this time of year that can often by addressed by following a few simple steps. If left untreated, however, it can become a far more severe and long-term problem that requires more intensive dry skin treatment.
After its FDA approval in 2002 for treatment of frown lines, Botox® has become a widely recognized term and is most commonly known for its aesthetic dermatology uses like reducing fine lines and wrinkles around the eyes and forehead. However, Botox® has many FDA-approved uses that most do not realize. Read on for uses of Botox® that could be used to treat a condition you are facing.
