Learn how to spot a bad mole yourself. Dr Bobby teaches the ABC’s and in this case D’s as well of identifying suspicious moles early.

Well, sort of. A recent study to be released by the University of Chicago next month has linked the local muscle paralytic botulinum toxin A to “more positive first…

Is your diet linked to outbreaks of acne? Can a change in what you eat help with conditions like eczema or psoriasis? Here is what we know…

What are free radicals? A basic primer to the negative particles that play such a large role in the aging process…

When it comes to sensitive skin treatments here is the essential list of ten do’s and don’ts that one needs to follow….

It does seem as though President Obama is graying more quickly than in years past. The normal incidence of graying hair is 34 years of age in whites and 43 in blacks. While there are several skin conditions…

Ingredient safety in cosmetic products is not heavily regulated by state or federal government. In the 1970s, legislation was nearly enacted that would require premarket safety testing for cosmeceuticals, however…

The various seasons present different challenges to your skin.  We’ll focus on each season and the unique conditions to which your skin adapts. By anticipating climate changes, you can get your skin in top shape…

To better understand the skin and its behavior we must first look at its component parts. The skin is composed of 3 layers: the epidermis is the outermost layer and is composed of keratinocytes…

Ultraviolet exposure can lead to a number of pigment irregularities, most notably a “mottled” or speckled brown appearance to the skin. As you might expect, areas that receive more sunlight like the hands and face…

The under-eye is THE most common area of the face that I get asked about in my practice! It seems to be everyone’s least favorite part of the aging face. In order to improve under-eye puffiness and…

Eczema simply means “inflamed skin”. Skin can become inflamed for a number of reasons, but we’ll cover the big three in this article: Contact, Atopic, and Irritant. Part of the eczema confusion stems from the fact…