Lakeside Dermatology

Fungus thrives in warm, wet conditions — and with spring’s warmer temps and rainy days, fungal rashes and ringworm become more common. 🌧️🌡️

You can lower your risk by:
✔️ Keeping skin clean and dry
✔️ Avoiding contact with infected skin or personal items

And if a fungal rash or ringworm does show up, don’t worry — it’s treatable with care from a board-certified dermatologist. Find out more by clicking the link in our bio.

It's National Dermatologist Day! 🧑‍⚕️

And although this holiday is dedicated to dermatologists, our focus is always on the patient. The board-certified dermatologists at our practice are always committed to finding the best treatment for your skin issues and giving you the best results possible.

Whether it means remembering to put on sunscreen or booking a luxurious facial treatment, celebrate National Dermatologist Day today by taking care of your skin. 🥰

Has winter left your skin feeling flat? Let’s bring back the glow. Hydrating facials and line-softening neurotoxins are designed to refresh, renew and reveal radiant spring skin.
Take your skin from dull to dewy. ✨

Call 847-367-5575 to book your appointment.

Lichen Planus might sound like the scientific name of a plant, but it's actually an inflammatory skin condition that causes shiny, firm, reddish purple bumps. Lichen planus is most common in middle-aged adults, but anyone can get it. The good news is that it's treatable by a board-certified dermatologist.

Call us at 847-367-5575 to book your appointment today.

If you’re dealing with conditions like eczema or psoriasis and topical treatments just aren’t cutting it anymore… it might be time to try something different 💡

Phototherapy (light therapy) uses specific wavelengths of light to help:
✨ Calm inflammation
✨ Reduce itchiness
✨ Support healthier skin over time

For many people, it’s a gentle, effective option when creams and ointments fall short. Check the link in our bio for more information.

From winter-worn to well hydrated ❄️💧

Refresh and renew your skin with treatments designed to restore moisture, improve texture and leave your complexion glowing.

Call 847-367-5575 to book your appointment.

Your toxin treatment should never be one-size-fits-all. Every treatment begins with a thorough consultation, followed by precise planning and expert placement tailored to your facial anatomy and aesthetic goals. ✨

Our approach focuses on natural-looking results — softening lines while preserving expression — so you still look like you, just refreshed. Experience toxin treatments guided by medical expertise and artistic precision.

Call us to book your appointment today 847-367-5575

It’s Rare Disease Day, so we’re spreading awareness about skin diseases that most people have never heard of.

Elastoderma causes extreme looseness in the skin. It usually affects the skin of the neck, elbows, and knees, and it’s thought to be from an over-production of elastin. Unwanted saggy skin can be removed by a dermatologist.

Acral peeling skin syndrome is a genetic disorder that leads to painless peeling of the top layer of skin. It happens most often on the hands and feet, and lotions and creams can help prevent peeling.

Chromhidrosis makes people produce sweat that’s black, brown, green, yellow, or blue. It happens after puberty and doctors can treat it with botox injections or topical creams.

Our board certified dermatologists have seen just about every condition imaginable. If you have a skin problem that’s causing concern, call us today 847-367-5575

Healthy skin starts with a strong barrier — but knowing whether your skin needs support or repair makes all the difference. Barrier support protects your skin’s natural defenses, while barrier repair helps restore and strengthen damaged skin. ✨

Our experts assess your skin’s unique needs and create a customized treatment plan to strengthen, restore and protect your barrier for healthier-looking skin.

Call us to book your appointment today 847-367-5575

Many kids and young adults have a skin condition called keratosis pilaris, which causes dry, bumpy patches on the cheeks, arms, or thighs. It’s harmless and usually doesn’t cause pain or itching, but it can be embarrassing.

Keratosis pilaris tends to get worse in winter when the skin is dry due to low humidity. If you or your child has these sandpaper-like bumps, try using a thick, moisturizing cream. If that doesn’t help, a board-certified dermatologist can prescribe an ointment that might work better. To make an appointment, call 847-367-5575