Rhinophyma is a condition that causes the soft tissues of the nose to increase in size. This is called Type 4 rosacea and does usually occur in people who already have rosacea. Rhinophyma occurs in a low percentage of adults
Photorejuvenation
Years of unprotected sun exposure to the skin adds up and often leaves the skin wrinkled, dull and full of brown spots and redness. Photodamaged skin can be cosmetically displeasing and more likely to develop pre-cancerous lesions and skin cancer. Thankfully,
A Letter from Dr. Morrow
I wanted to send out a letter to introduce myself. My name is Dr. Meghan Morrow and I am very excited to have joined Advanced Dermatology this past August! I am a Board Certified Dermatologist and a fellowship trained dermatologic
Time for a Body Check for Skin Cancers
With spring and summer finally around the corner, it’s time to ramp up your sun protection and examine body parts that have been hidden all winter! While melanoma, a cancer of the pigment-making cells in our skin, is one of
Actinic Keratoses Facts
Actinic keratoses (singular actininc keratosis), also called “AKs”, are skin growths that are precursors to skin cancer. Specifically, AKs can develop into squamous cell skin cancer. They do not develop into any other type of skin cancer. Usually the progression
Tricks for Managing Eczema in Children
Winter is here and as a mom to a 2-year-old son with eczema, I am here to share some information and at-home tricks for managing eczema in children! Eczema is a common skin condition causing red, itchy and cracked skin
Stuck Wearing Pants This Summer?
Whether or not Global Warming is an issue at the forefront of your consciousness or whether math was your strong subject in school, there’s an equation that is undeniable and easy to comprehend: Summer=Warm=Less Comfortable to Wear Pants. For some