Reviewed by: Dr. Joshua M. Newman, M.D., General Surgical and Cosmetic Dermatologist.
Sclerotherapy is a trusted and highly effective varicose and spider vein laser treatment. If you’re thinking about this minimally invasive procedure, you probably have many questions. For the first 10 common questions, check out our previous blog.
Reviewed by: Dr. Joshua M. Newman, M.D., General Surgical and Cosmetic Dermatologist.
You can tell a lot about someone by looking at their skin—it’s our biggest organ, after all. And we’re not just referring to wrinkles and blemishes.
Reviewed by: Dr. Shannon Bednarz, PA-C, Certified Physician Assistant, Dermatology.
Vascular lesions like spider veins and rosacea can concern many individuals. While they may not pose a high health risk, they can affect self-confidence and overall appearance. Fortunately, modern advancements in dermatology offer effective treatment options, including KTP laser treatment.
Reviewed by: Dr. Joshua M. Newman, M.D., General Surgical and Cosmetic Dermatologist.
Your first appointment is the ideal time to have an open, informative conversation with your surgeon about your skin cancer treatment. It’s natural to want to be well-prepared and confident before moving forward with any procedure. By educating yourself and asking the right questions, you can address any concerns or uncertainties about your diagnosis and skin cancer treatment options. If you’re unsure where to start, here are some key questions to ask your surgeon before your skin cancer surgery.
Reviewed by: Dr. Joshua M. Newman, M.D., General Surgical and Cosmetic Dermatologist.
Are you curious about sclerotherapy and how it might help you? AMARA has the answers to some of your most frequently asked questions about sclerotherapy, with insights provided by Dr. Newman, General, Surgical, and Cosmetic Dermatologist and leading vein specialist.
Reviewed by: Dr. John P. Fezza, M.D., Cosmetic Facial Surgeon.
As a leading plastic surgeon at AMARA, Dr. John Fezza has devoted a remarkable 26 years to mastering the oculofacial field. Inspired by his parents, Dr. Fezza found his calling in oculoplastics, where he expertly addresses the intricacies of reconstructive and cosmetic facial surgery.
Reviewed by: Dr. Joshua M. Newman, M.D., General Surgical and Cosmetic Dermatologist.
We know the basics of skin cancer prevention—sunscreen, hats, and shade. But did you know that what you eat might actually contribute to protecting your skin? Recent studies suggest that a diet rich in certain nutrients can help bolster your skin’s defenses against harmful UV rays and even help treat skin cancer.
Reviewed by: Dr. Gosia Napieracz, L.E., Licensed Aesthetician.
CoolSculpting®, the brand name for cryolipolysis, is an FDA-approved fat-freezing technology that eliminates stubborn fat in targeted areas of the body. Since its approval in 2010, this innovative treatment for fat reduction has gained popularity thanks to its non-invasiveness.