Does stress affect acne? Skin is particularly sensitive to stress. If you feel stressed for a long period of time, consider some life-changes for the sake of your acne as well as your overall well-being. Learn more here: bit.ly/2KYxyKr #Acne

Think you're the only one grappling with angry skin that erupts in breakouts? You and 50 million other Americans. Here is an introduction to how acne is formed and the different types. bit.ly/2KXzqTO #Dermatology #Acne

Obviously, if you have oily skin, you don't want to put any more oil onto your skin than is already there. Look for "oil-free" on the label, especially for leave-on products like moisturizers, sunscreen, and makeup. #Dermatology

Whether you have healthy skin, or problem skin, visiting a dermatologist is a must. A dermatologist has the knowledge to see health problems you may not see. For other reasons to visit a dermatologist, visit: bit.ly/2MH6s00 #dermatology

It is often thought high SPF = more protection. Skin can face damage from both UVA and UVB rays - SPF protection often only protects against UVB rays. Look for "broad spectrum sunscreen" for better protection. Consult with us for better skincare! #skincare

Did you know dermatologists care for more than just skin? They consider, scalp, hair and nails as well! For more reasons to make an appointment today, visit: bit.ly/2MH6s00 #dermatology #skincare

Are sheet masks worth the time and money? It is difficult to say. Although many people swear by them, there are few studies to support or deny their efficacy. To keep skin healthy, consult with a professional. Set up your appointment today! #dermatology

Is there a right way to shower? Dermatologists say yes! From how long to what temperature, here's how to get the best out of your shower: nbcnews.to/2nQzWMQ #dermatology #skincare

The timeless debate: Shower at night, or day? Dermatologists say night! Not only is it beneficial by reducing toxins, but it makes for cleaner sheets! #dermatology #skincare

Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer, affecting over 3.5 million people in the US each year. Stay vigilant with regular screenings. For more reasons to visit a dermatologist, visit: bit.ly/2PISKHQ #dermatology

Embarrassing blemishes can hit everyone - from eighth graders to 80-year-olds. One tip to help prevent breakouts is to exercise daily. Regular exercise is good for your whole body, including your skin. #Dermatology #SkinCare

While most skin problems affect all people equally, some problems tend to affect darker shades of skin differently or more frequently. bit.ly/2PU6rDa #SkinCare #Dermatology

Did you know that you should have a full-body skin exam by a dermatologist by the time you turn 30? It’s important to have expert eyes take a look at any moles you may have and be able to follow them for changes in the future. #Dermatology

A men’s skin care routine you’ll actually follow. bit.ly/2O6qFsw #Dermatology #SkinCare

Studies show that around 7.5 million people are living with psoriasis. This condition, marked by silver or red patches on the skin called "plaques", is the result of skin cells forming too quickly. If you suffer with psoriasis, call us today. #dermatology.

Unlike pimples that randomly creep up and disappear throughout life, we're stuck with our pores forever. The good news is, there are certain skin care steps you can take to help minimize the appearance of enlarged pores. bit.ly/2yjWjyX #SkinCare

Did you know that after sunlight exposure, the second biggest cause of wrinkles is sleeping? Squishing your face into a pillow is like ironing wrinkles into the skin. Position your head so the lower half of your face never touches your pillow! #SkinCare

Good skin care and healthy lifestyle choices can help delay natural aging and prevent various skin problems. Get started with these no-nonsense tips. #Dermatology #SkinCare

#DYK: workouts can be damaging to your skin? When you don't rinse off immediately after a workout, you risk clogging your pores with dirt and sweat. Carry on-the-go facial wipes and with just a swipe you'll be able to reduce the risk of a sweat-induced breakout. #Dermatology

From shaving and acne, to moisturizing and sunscreen, get the scoop on men's skincare. #Dermatology #SkinCare