Skin discolorations, dark spots, brown spots, and overall uneven pigmentation of the skin, are one of the most common complains patients have. That’s where fraxel laser comes in – it essentially works to reduce or completely eliminate blemishes on the skin’s surface, while improving the overall tone and texture of the underlying skin. Fraxel Dual […]
Dr. Goldenberg discusses skin care of Oscar nominees Daniel Day-Lewis, Jacki Weaver, and Denzel Washington in Woman’s Day. Some celebrities look much younger than their actual age. While some of this is genetic (these are great looking people, after all), skin care and cosmetic procedures also play a large role. Many celebrities use facial moisturizers […]
Dr. Goldenberg discusses use of barrier repair cream for eczema – video. Eczema is an autoimmune condition in which the immune system response to internal and external factors and irritants, such as soaps, clothing, extreme temperatures and cold or hot weather. Eczema is usually marked by dry and red patches of skin that itch and […]
Dr. Goldenberg discusses 5 ways to combat dry, cracked winter skin. Moisturize Shower Smart Hydrate & Eat Healthy Protect Lips Use Gentle Detergent
Genital warts are a type of sexually transmitted disease caused by certain strains of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV). HPV virus is spread through sexual contact with an infected individual. HPV is actually a family of over 150 different strains of viruses, but the majority of genital warts are caused by two strains of the virus […]
Dysport is FDA approved to treat facial muscles that cause wrinkles and frown lines. Dynamic wrinkles and lines are caused by repeated movements of facial muscles over time. These cannot be prevented by diet, hydration, skin care, or exercise. Genetics play a big role in development of these wrinkles – some patients develop frown lines […]
No, it’s not a prescription to go tanning. It’s botulinum toxin (Botox ® or Dysport ®). Studies have shown that botulinum toxin is effective for treating depression symptoms. In a recent study, patients who received botulinum toxin in the forehead reported nearly 50% less depression symptoms on the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale. I have certainly […]
“Melanoma can have many different looks — the lesions may be black, brown, bluish, red or even flesh color,” says Gary Goldenberg, MD, assistant professor, dermatology and pathology, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, medical director of the Dermatology Faculty Practice, NY. The ABCDEs for melanoma are as follows: A = asymmetry. The spot is not […]
Melanoma of the fingernail is fairly rare. Although still more common in Caucasians, acral lentiginous melanoma is the most common type of melanoma found in patients of African descent. If you have a new dark spot on your had, foot, around the nail, or the fingernail itself, make sure to have it checked.
Dr. Goldenberg discusses the risk of a new mole being a melanoma skin cancer. If you have a new mole, especially one that’s growing quickly, bleeding, itching, or painful, get it checked out by a dermatologist.
