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Vehicles matter when it comes to skin care products. We often prescribe according to the needs of the patient. A common adage in dermatology is, “If it’s dry, wet it. If it’s wet, dry it.”
Ointments and creams are heavier and very useful on dry skin or broken skin barriers. Lotions and gels are lighter and better for areas that do not need as much occlusion or require increased spreadability (such as hair bearing areas).
Need help with selecting moisturizers or need help with skin woes? Come see us!
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Dermatosis papulosa nigra (aka “DPN’s”) are benign skin bumps, commonly found on the face and neck. They appear in young adulthood and often become more plentiful over time. They are harmless and do not warrant treatment. Removal is elective and one method is electrocautery, as depicted in this video. We used a low setting to reduce the risk of pigment changes at the site. The lesions are melted with the hyfrecator and will fall off over the next few days. Patients are advised to practice consistent use of sunscreen post treatment. It is a simple and low pain procedure. Here we used topical numbing cream prior to lidocaine injections to maximize our patient’s comfort.
If you have new or changing bumps on your skin, it’s always best to have them evaluated. We are here if you need us!
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Acne medicine application tips!
Pro tip: don’t rub your skin as aggressively as I do in this video. That’s my nervous energy at play (I prefer to be behind the camera and not in front 🤪)

Are you in need of help with acne?
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