The skin is the window into the body. This is especially true at the intersection of endocrinology and medical dermatology. Visible changes in the skin can signal abnormalities in various hormone levels. Identifying these conditions is important, not only for...
Skin is our largest organ and it has to last us a lifetime. It is not only a key element in our appearance, but it functions as a protective barrier that allows us to touch and feel the world around us. Rightfully, skin care has become a big business – with...
On your wedding day, friends and family from all the stages of your life come together to celebrate with you. It is a day filled with love, friendship, happiness and moments to remember – many of which will be photographed! Below you will find an ideal timeline for...
Back to school in New York City means back to rashes that spread like wild fire. If your child goes to school, it is a matter of time before he or she brings home something more than homework. Here is a quick primer on how to recognize some of the common infections...
Summer sun in New York City warms the soul but can damage the skin, resulting in sunspots, redness, broken blood vessels, hyperpigmentation, and precancerous changes. Fortunately, fall is the perfect time to refocus on skincare before the holiday season is upon us....
People with skin of color will soon make up the majority of the United States population. This group includes Africans, African Americans, Asians, Latinos, Indians, and Middle Easterners. Pigment-producing cells are called melanocytes. Interestingly, people with...
