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As October begins, many of us excitedly prepare for one of the best holidays of the year, Halloween. We spend days; or even weeks; planning parties, buying candy and hanging decorations. Many of us plan elaborate costumes and intricate makeup looks. As the big day approaches, Darabi Dermatology would like to warn you about an often overlooked horror: Halloween make up.
Laser and light treatments have become key tools in dermatology. These technologies can help with common skin concerns like redness, brown spots, wrinkles, and even hair loss. Many treatments are quick and involve little to no recovery time. This article breaks down several of the most popular types of lasers used in dermatology today, how they work, and what skin concerns they help treat.
Many people notice small, rough bumps on the backs of their arms, thighs, or cheeks and wonder what they are — often mistaking them for acne or a skin allergy. In most cases, these bumps are a common skin condition called keratosis pilaris (KP). While harmless, they can be persistent and cosmetically frustrating. Fortunately, there are effective ways to manage and minimize their appearance.
Acne isn’t just a teenage problem. If you’re navigating breakouts in your 20s, 30s, 40s—or even beyond—you’re far from alone. Adult acne is incredibly common, and at Darabi Dermatology, we’re here to help you get to the bottom of it (and yes, to help clear it up, too).
When it comes to treating skin cancer, precision matters. That’s where Mohs surgery comes in—an advanced, highly effective technique that removes skin cancer layer by layer while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
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As October begins, many of us excitedly prepare for one of the best holidays of the year, Halloween. We spend days; or even weeks; planning parties, buying candy and hanging decorations. Many of us plan elaborate costumes and intricate makeup looks. As the big day approaches, Darabi Dermatology would like to warn you about an often overlooked horror: Halloween make up.
Laser and light treatments have become key tools in dermatology. These technologies can help with common skin concerns like redness, brown spots, wrinkles, and even hair loss. Many treatments are quick and involve little to no recovery time. This article breaks down several of the most popular types of lasers used in dermatology today, how they work, and what skin concerns they help treat.
Many people notice small, rough bumps on the backs of their arms, thighs, or cheeks and wonder what they are — often mistaking them for acne or a skin allergy. In most cases, these bumps are a common skin condition called keratosis pilaris (KP). While harmless, they can be persistent and cosmetically frustrating. Fortunately, there are effective ways to manage and minimize their appearance.
Acne isn’t just a teenage problem. If you’re navigating breakouts in your 20s, 30s, 40s—or even beyond—you’re far from alone. Adult acne is incredibly common, and at Darabi Dermatology, we’re here to help you get to the bottom of it (and yes, to help clear it up, too).
When it comes to treating skin cancer, precision matters. That’s where Mohs surgery comes in—an advanced, highly effective technique that removes skin cancer layer by layer while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible.
