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Have you ever noticed dark spots or patches appearing on your skin after acne, cuts, burns, or other injuries? This condition is called post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation (PIH), and it is a common cause of uneven skin tone. PIH occurs when the…

Many patients come to me seeking help for hyperpigmentation after trying various skin brightening creams bought over the counter or online, sometimes from overseas sources. While the desire to improve uneven skin tone is understandable, it is critical to be…

Hyperpigmentation can be frustrating, persistent, and difficult to treat without the right approach. As a dermatologist, I develop individualized treatment plans that combine at-home care and professional therapies to restore a more even skin tone. Understanding the Treatment Process Treating…

One of the most important steps in preventing and detecting skin cancer early is a thorough full-body skin exam. Many people are surprised to learn how many areas of their skin they can’t easily check on their own. As experienced…

Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most frequently diagnosed skin cancer. We often see it at our Hollywood dermatology practice. Understanding what basal cell carcinoma looks like and how it is treated can empower you to seek care early and…

Sun exposure is the single most important factor in developing skin cancer. As dermatologists practicing in South Florida, we see firsthand how cumulative sun damage increases the risk of basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. Protecting your skin…

When a suspicious spot appears on your skin, one of the most important steps in diagnosis is a skin biopsy. At our Hollywood dermatology clinic, we strive to ensure that our patients understand this procedure, allowing them to feel comfortable…