What if there were a way to improve some of the visible signs of aging without relying on traditional dermal filler? For patients interested in regenerative aesthetic treatments, platelet-rich fibrin (PRF) offers an approach that uses the body’s own blood…
Injectable treatments like Botox and dermal fillers are popular for their ability to create subtle, natural-looking results with minimal downtime. While most patients can return to many of their normal activities quickly, following a few simple precautions after injectable treatments…
A facelift remains one of the most effective ways to address significant skin laxity, sagging, and changes in facial structure. However, surgery is not the right choice for everyone. Some patients prefer to avoid incisions and anesthesia, while others…
Most of us have resolutions like getting in shape and eating healthier, but we don’t usually think of our skin when it comes to the new year. But your dermatologist does! And Dr. Tomar is sharing what she hopes her…
The causes may be different, but the result can look surprisingly similar: your skin may appear irritated, flaky or dull, and you may notice tightness, fine lines or even cracks. It can be tempting to simply reach for a heavier…
Whether you are prone to acne or only experience occasional breakouts, you may notice that certain areas of your face or body seem to break out more often than others. The location of a breakout can sometimes offer clues about…
If you have spent any time researching skincare, you have probably heard the term “actives.” But what exactly are active skincare ingredients, and how do you know which ones your skin actually needs? Active ingredients are the ingredients in a…
The skincare industry can sometimes feel like the wild west, with new products and trends constantly telling us what we supposedly need to add to our routines. But more products do not necessarily mean better skin. In fact, using too…
You may have heard of the lactic acid that is naturally produced by your body during certain types of physical activity, but lactic acid for skin is used for a very different reason. In skincare, lactic acid is an alpha…
The first thing that probably pops into your head when you hear the word hydrocortisone is itchy skin. And that makes sense. Hydrocortisone cream for itchy skin is commonly used to temporarily relieve itching and inflammation associated with minor skin…
