We’re excited to introduce a new option in skin rejuvenation at Advanced Dermatology: Linder Peels. These professional-grade chemical peels are designed to improve skin tone, texture, and overall clarity while being gentle enough for most skin types. Approved by Dr.
The Perfect Assist: DiamondGlow® Before Microneedling Treatments
Having a DiamondGlow® treatment before microneedling treatments offers a synergistic approach to skincare, enhancing the effectiveness of both procedures. This combination is particularly beneficial for those looking to rejuvenate their skin, improve texture, and address specific skin concerns such as
When and Why to Choose Fillers for Your Lips
Over the past 25 years, hyaluronic acid-based fillers have become the most commonly used and effective injectable cosmetic treatment option for reducing facial lines and enhancing soft tissue volume. There is a wide range of fillers available depending on the
Do You Have a Weak Chin?
Cosmetic treatments can be a suitable solution for those with a weak chin. Enhancing the chin also results in a better jawline contour from the front and side angles. Sometimes patients who have a smaller chin over-activate a muscle called
Dr. Taub’s Maintenance & Treatment Over Time
So many people responded to my feature on how I prepared for my son’s wedding that I thought I would let you all know how I have tried to preserve/ improve my skin and body over time. Truthfully, this is
DefenAge® Skincare Research Study Shows Positive Results for Wrinkles, Pores, Pigmentation and Skin Thickness and Evenness
The results of the DefenAge® Skincare Study were published in the April edition of the Journal of Drugs and Dermatology. Three research and clinical sites performed the study of 45 women over 12 weeks. Advanced Dermatology was one of the
What’s The Number One Reason People See A Dermatologist?
Acne, the number one reason people see a dermatologist, occurs in most teenagers and may continue into adulthood. Whiteheads, blackheads, and other acne lesions are due to clogged pores. Bacteria are often involved, leading to redness, inflammation, and the formation