Integrative Dermatology NYC

Studies show that when people of color develop #rosacea, the early signs can be missed or mistaken for another condition. Here’s what to look for: bit.ly/3dfQG7T #RosaceaAwarenessMonth

Here’s how to spot, treat and prevent this irritating condition. #skincare

Keeping active is a great way to boost our mental wellbeing. So this month we're encouraging everyone to get moving and get outdoors as much as possible. Whatever your circumstances or physical limitations, you can find your own ways to be a bit more active. We don't need to run marathons - there are simple things we can all do to take care of our bodies, like unplugging from technology, reconnecting with nature and getting more sleep! -Action for Happiness

Dark spots are a common concern in people with skin of color. Learn how dermatologists can help reduce their appearance: bit.ly/3bMmEpC

Follow these dermatologist tips to manage #acne: bit.ly/2vMKhOF

Which Toxin Will Give You the Best Results? Docs Say, Consider These 8 Things bit.ly/3ekhVgu

Happy New Year. Looking forward to an amazing 2021.

The FDA has authorized the first non-prescription at-home coronavirus test that can be bought online or over-the-counter at a store. wb.md/384n4a1 #COVID19

New York City. Joy to the World bringing us Tidings of Comfort and Joy. Happy Holidays everyone. Stay safe, healthy and peaceful. #2020

Psychological strain can show up as stress skin. Treating it is easier (and more affordable) than you think.

An article worth reading. #skincare #skinhealth

For a Nation on Edge, Antacids Become Hard to Find https://www.nytimes.com//virus-tums-pepcid-hard-to-find.ht

Knowing your skin type is the first step to creating a customized skin care routine. What is your skin type? #YourHealthiestSkin #NationalHealthySkinMonth

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A word about Telehealth appointments: Nothing is more important to a doctor than focusing on the patient, yet distractions can still be a challengeDoctors understand that lapses in attention can lead to errors, and are well practiced at staying in the moment with their patient.

Default to kindness in December!

Covid is restricting our lives, but we can find new ways to keep making progress. Try new things to boost your wellbeing! #NewWaysNovember

Today is #MoleDay, the perfect day to check your skin. Use the ABCDEs to do a self-exam and see a board-certified #dermatologist if you notice anything new, changing, itching, or bleeding. bit.ly/1mvbJXl

Can adults get #eczema? Find out: bit.ly/37lO2ez #EczemaAwarenessMonth

We have to think about getting back to what that routine care looks like or when there are concerning things, recognizing that ‘I still need to get it checked out,’ Dr. Zelechoski said. Avoiding care could be much worse than the short-term worry about going back for an appointment.

A spike in coronavirus cases and hospitalizations across the country could mean the predicted fall surge in COVID-19 has arrived, according to CNN. wb.md/3jURQXD #StaySafeStayHealthy #StaySafeEveryone

Good technique is a must for effective and safe workouts. Done right, these 7 exercises will give you results that you can see and feel. wb.md/36ptv88

Giving your skin a break can help reduce common face mask skin issues like acne and irritation. Follow these other tips to keep your skin healthy while wearing a mask: bit.ly/2CehEwS

Doctors are seeing a huge increase in patients who have been shedding abnormal amounts of hair, and they believe it is related to stress associated with the coronavirus. #Hairloss #Stress #Pandemic

Dermatologists are reporting fewer cosmetics-related acne flare-ups. Hair and scalp specialists say their clients who have stopped chemical treatments are seeing healthier, shinier locks. And those who once couldn’t imagine their fingers and toes without a coat of polish are now realizing naked nails aren’t so bad.

Sunglasses are a year-round staple for sun protection. When shopping, look for a pair that offers broad-spectrum UV protection. This way, you can make a fashion statement while also keeping your eyes safe.

True or false: If you remove skin tags, they will spread. wb.md/3ilyxWs

The AAD supports @CDCgov's recommendation to wear a cloth face covering in public settings, especially when social distancing measures are difficult to maintain. To prevent skin issues while wearing a face-mask, follow these tips from dermatologists: bit.ly/2CehEwS