Do lipomas and cysts need to be removed? The board-certified dermatologists at Schlessinger MD are here to discuss what they are and what to expect from your visit. Please keep in mind that this information is not meant to be medical advice. It’s best to see a board-certified dermatologist if you have a concerning area…
An itchy scalp can not only be uncomfortable, but if it’s accompanied by visible flaking, it can be embarrassing too. “We see many patients at Schlessinger MD who are experiencing scalp itch,” says Dr. Daniel Schlessinger, board-certified dermatologist, Mohs surgeon and cosmetic surgeon. “Though it can take some time to find the root cause, topical…
If you’ve ever experienced a rash after using a new skin care product, wearing jewelry or touching a plant like poison ivy, you’ve likely had allergic contact dermatitis. Allergic contact dermatitis is a common skin condition that occurs when the skin reacts to an allergen, resulting in rash, redness, itching and irritation. While allergic contact…
A suspicious mole can bring up many questions and concerns. With decades of experience and a patient-focused approach, Schlessinger MD provides patients with a comfortable and informative experience during a mole removal to put your mind at ease. Our team’s extensive medical expertise helps guide you through the mole removal process and determine a roadmap…
Rosacea is a group of conditions that are more a description of a ‘red face’ than an actual disease. Despite this array of conditions under one umbrella, it can range from simply being more prone to flushing, skin irritation and redness, to an infection with a skin mite called the Demodex mite. “Rosacea is a…
If you’ve noticed your toenails changing in color, texture and thickness, you may be experiencing toenail fungus. It’s often accompanied by other infections, such as athlete’s foot, jock itch in the groin, or, less commonly, infection of the fingernails. Toenail fungus occurs when a microorganism called a dermatophyte finds its way between the toenail and…
In plain language, alopecia is the absence or loss of hair where it should typically grow. While this may seem simple enough, understanding why alopecia happens, which hair loss treatment will work for you and managing the emotional toll of hair loss can be anything but easy. Dr. Joel Schlessinger, board-certified dermatologist, Mohs surgeon and…
Over 125 million people worldwide struggle with psoriasis. Living with this condition can be incredibly frustrating for those dealing with regular flare-ups. Although there is no cure for psoriasis, a variety of science-backed treatments and skin care solutions can help ease symptoms and prevent spreading. Dr. Joel Schlessinger, board-certified dermatologist, Mohs surgeon and cosmetic surgeon,…
Identifying the underlying causes of hair loss in both men and women can be tricky. A variety of factors contribute to the condition and in some cases, the causes are simply unknown. Board-certified dermatologist, Mohs surgeon and cosmetic surgeon Dr. Joel Schlessinger elaborates, “Getting to the root of the problem is essential to identify which hair…
Summer is when we spend more time outdoors and enjoy hiking, camping, swimming and family barbecues. However, increased time in the sun and more exposure to poison ivy, chlorinated water and various insects can wreak havoc on our skin, resulting in itchy (or even painful) rashes, bites and burns. Fortunately, with a little vigilance and…
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