“Climate change is bringing certain skin diseases and other illnesses to regions where they were rarely seen before, according to a recent research review.

Dermatologists should keep these changing patterns of skin diseases in mind when making diagnoses, say the authors, who analyzed specific disease shifts in North America.

As the planet warms, many bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites can survive in areas where they haven’t been found before, the review team writes.”

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Dr. Benjamin Barankin’s dermatologic expertise was recently quoted in The Chronicle of Skin & Allergy discussing the latest developments in acne. Click here to read.

Everyone thinks only girls want to look young and pretty, well that’s not true and we all know it. Many guys also want healthy-looking skin and a youthful appearance. Here are some tips on how to stay looking younger, click here to read.

 

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There are a lot of common misconceptions about warts, where they come from and how to treat one. This article talks about the different kinds of warts there are and what are some of the ways to treat them. Click here to read.

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“With all those sunny memories of summer slipping away, you may have noticed one thing that’s stubbornly staying: hyperpigmentation. This common skin condition is essentially any darker discoloration on the skin, and includes age spots (also known as solar lentigines), melasma, and dark spots caused by acne scars or injuries. It’s generally harmless, but its appearance can be bothersome—and it generally doesn’t just go away on its own.” – Click here to read the full article.

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With the cool air of fall upon most of us and winter’s cold, dry winds approaching, it’s time to get serious about caring for the stratum corneum, the outermost layer of skin, the body’s largest organ, which protects the vital tissues within. – Read more here, to find out how to choose the best moisturizer for your skin.

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“A 19-year-old woman, from Toronto advertised her services for cosmetic surgical procedures under the pseudonym Dr. Kitty. Is now facing an aggravated assault charge after allegedly botching a cosmetic surgery that left a patient with injuries.” Click here to read the article. Our dermatologists and plastic surgeons has many years of training in both medical and surgical procedures.  You should never jeopardize your own health and body/face and when in doubt always consult with a physician.

“Her deflated lobes tanked her self-esteem — and seriously limited her jewelry options. “I stopped wearing [dangling] earrings,” says Laurie, who declined to give her last name for privacy reasons. “I don’t wear studs, because they’d look terrible.”

Click here to read more and find out what some ladies are doing to fix tearlobs that couldn’t withstand time and gravity. Note our physicians have been doing this procedure for over a decade!

 

“The idea of growing older gracefully is a noble one. But in this day and age, looking fresh and vital is not just a matter of vanity but also professional survival. Luckily, a proliferation of next-generation noninvasive cosmetic procedures—futuristic lasers, nimble fillers, and resurfacing treatments—offer, when done in succession and with restraint, subtle refreshment without the scalpel.” Click here to read the full article.

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