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The experts at Cornerstone Dermatology & Surgery Group are dedicated to providing you with the latest evidence-based information and treatment for your for all your skin health concerns. We hope that our blog posts help you learn something new that you can put to use in your day-to-day life in between visits with your trusted provider here at Cornerstone! Any specific care-related questions can be fully addressed by making an appointment.
Dermatologists diagnose millions of patients each year with basal cell carcinoma. Risk factors for skin cancer include UV exposure from sunlight and indoor tanning, ‘moley’ skin, a family history of skin cancer, and any previous skin cancers. Learn more about basal cell carcinoma treatment as you read of patient’s journey from cancer diagnosis to cure.
Read MoreThe providers at Cornerstone Dermatology are experts in diagnosing and treating rosacea. If you’re experimenting rosacea symptoms, here are some tips from our providers that can help bring relief.
Read MoreEnsuring our children are protected from the sun’s harmful rays should be a top priority for every parent. With so many sunscreen options available, I know it can be overwhelming to choose the right one. Fear not! In this comprehensive guide, I’ll explore the best sunscreens for kids – ones that I’m happy to use both as a dad and a board-certified dermatologist and skin cancer surgeon.
Read MoreThe full process of a skin cancer screening at your dermatologist's office, broken down and explained. Find out what to anticipate and learn how to best prepare for your appointment.
Bunny lines are the wrinkles that appear on the bridge of the nose. These lines sometimes bother us because they can convey the false appearance of distaste when smiling or laughing – when all we’re doing is expressing a joyful emotion! Bunny lines can be softened, smoothed and relaxed with just a few units of a neuromodulator such as Botox, Xeomin, Dysport or Jeauveau on either side of the bridge of the nose.
Read MoreYou can find retinol in a multitude of over-the-counter skin care products, and retinoids are commonly prescribed for both medical and aesthetic dermatology purposes. So how is retinol different from retinoids and which one should you use?
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