Everyone gets a skin infection at some point. There are several different types of infections of the skin. Although some infections go away on their own, others require prompt attention. It is important to seek treatment immediately to avoid serious complications, according to the dermatologists at Park Avenue Dermatology. What Are the Main Categories of […]
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The COVID-19 pandemic has prompted most of us to reconsider unnecessary trips and visits. You may feel reluctant to schedule a visit with your dermatologist because of social distancing advisories. Regardless of the pandemic, the dermatologists at Park Avenue Dermatology want you to know there are situations when you must get in touch with
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Psoriasis and eczema are both responsible for causing itchy skin in many people. Over 30 million Americans have eczema, and it is estimated that 7 million Americans have psoriasis. Dermatologists at Park Avenue Dermatology treat patients with eczema and those with psoriasis. It is important to have a diagnosis from a healthcare specialist, so if
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Are you experiencing breakouts under your mask? When facial skin is repeatedly rubbed or kept moist for prolonged periods of time, a condition called acne mechanica may develop. You may know it by its more recent name: Maskne. What Is Maskne? Dermatologists like the specialists at Park Avenue Dermatology have noticed a measurable increase in
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A scar is an area of fibrous tissue that replaces the actual skin that was damaged or removed. Scars are actually biological repairs of the skin that goes under different processes. The skin repair process is conducted by tissues of the body. You can say that having scars is a part of healing the body
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At Park Avenue Dermatology, we address our patients’ skincare issues every day. It is impressive just how many responsibilities your skin has. The skin is your body’s protective barrier, shielding you from bacteria, viruses, pollution, temperature changes, and UV rays. Who protects your skin? You can, by wearing sunscreen and incorporating other sun protection habits.
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If you suffer from excessive sweating, or hyperhidrosis, the mere thought of summer may make you perspire. Although sweating is the body’s normal mechanism of regulating temperature, it should not interfere with your daily life. We’re the dermatologists at Park Avenue Dermatology, and we want you to know you’re not alone. We help many patients
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Who isn’t experiencing stress these days? Stress affects all of us. You may be surprised to know just how many skin conditions are exacerbated by stress. The COVID-19 coronavirus continues to change lives in an instant. The stress, pressure, fear, and worry affect your entire body’s state of wellness, including your skin. How does stress
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If you suffer from Hidradenitis Suppurativa and acne, you may be interested to know that there is a relationship between the two conditions. As reported in Dermatology Times, patients with hidradenitis suppurativa frequently also grapple with acne vulgaris. What Is Hidradenitis Suppurativa? Hidradenitis suppurativa is a condition of the skin often affecting areas of the
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Skin the only thing on the body that is the same and if you get any kind of allergy on it, it will most probably spread. The pain in the body can be controlled because it soothes the nerves but the itching and irritation on skin remain until it is exposed in the open air.
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