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In the eternal interplay between the sun and our skin, understanding the effects of ultraviolet radiation is key to cultivating a sun-safe lifestyle. There is more to sunlight than meets the eye, and the trio of UVA, UVB, and UVC rays each brings a unique set of consequences for our... Continue Reading
Hey there, beauty enthusiasts! Today, let's dive into the world of Botox—because guess what? It's not just for the seasoned folks looking to turn back the clock. Whether you're rocking your twenties or cruising into your golden years, Botox might just be the skincare superhero you didn't know you... Continue Reading
Let's talk about Acne Acne, the universal rite of passage, seems to have a knack for appearing at various stages in our lives. From teenage angst to adult frustrations, the journey with acne is a dynamic one. This exploration will navigate the why's and how's of acne at various life... Continue Reading
Dermatology & Laser of Del Mar is pleased to introduce Pro-Nox nitrous oxide system for pain and anxiety management during your in-office procedures. Pro-Nox is the perfect way to put the patient in control of their own comfort. How does Pro-Nox work? Pro-Nox delivers a 50% oxygen, 50% nitrous oxide... Continue Reading
Thulium Refresh is ideal for those that interested in lightening, brightening and freshening up their skin. For those patients that are looking for more major improvements, the Fraxel Dual or Re:Pair 600 micron may be a more effective solution for you. Thulium Refresh is a FRAXEL 1927nm Thulium laser... Continue Reading
“Doctor, I Have a Funny Mole” Most of us are aware of the dangers of melanoma; melanoma is the most dangerous type of skin cancer. However, it is almost always curable if treated early. According to the American Cancer Society the average five-year survival rate for individuals whose melanoma is... Continue Reading
Photodynamic Therapy for the treatment and management of Actinic Keratosis Roughly one-in-ten AKs (actinic keratosis) evolve into squamous cell carcinoma. Many patients opt to treat their Aks with liquid nitrogen (freezing) or topical creams that need to be applied for weeks at a time. More and more patients are looking... Continue Reading
