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Before, During, and After Juvederm Treatment
Juvederm® injectables are popular options in cosmetic dermatology because they can drastically improve a patient’s appearance by adding volume to the skin and reducing the look of folds and wrinkles. When you visit your dermatologist for Juvederm treatment, there are...
What Is Topical Chemotherapy?
If you have basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma, your dermatologist may recommend topical chemotherapy. This skin cancer treatment is an alternative to surgery and to oral or IV medications that affect the entire body. If your dermatologist recommends topical...
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Actinic Keratosis: A Patient’s Story
Actinic keratosis is a skin lesion that develops because of sun exposure and can lead to skin cancer if left untreated. If your dermatologist finds that you have an actinic keratosis lesion—or AK—then he or she will recommend treating it as soon as possible to avoid...
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The Types of Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a very common skin condition that affects approximately two out of every hundred people. There are several different kinds, and understanding the type you have can help you be more active in your psoriasis treatment plan. Your dermatologist can explain...
Poison Ivy: What You Need to Know
Poison ivy is a plant that causes an allergic reaction in the form of a skin rash when people make direct or indirect contact with it. It is not contagious but can cause intense itching and pain. Although many cases can be treated at home, in some instances, it is...
Our Mission Here at Arlington Dermatology
Here at Arlington Dermatology, our entire team is focused on helping each patient feel better from the moment he or she walks into our office. We firmly believe that feeling better starts today, not tomorrow or sometime down the road. Part of feeling better involves...
Stress and Psoriasis
Psoriasis can be very frustrating for patients, but stress can often trigger a flare-up of symptoms. To manage your symptoms and get your stress under control, consider talking to a dermatologist about your psoriasis treatment options. You can also learn more about...
What to Expect from Cryosurgery
Have you noticed unusual patches of scaly or crusted skin? If so, you might have a dermatologic condition called actinic keratosis. These lesions may also be elevated and can sometimes resemble warts. They are often red, but may be other colors such as tan. Since...