You changed your diet and amped up your exercise routine. After shedding pound after pound, you look and feel great! But you still have a few areas with fatty bulges that you can’t seem to lose. Maybe it’s time for body sculpting.
With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing the surge onward throughout America, it is more important than ever for all individuals to take a proactive approach to protecting themselves from the Coronavirus by wearing a facemask. Facemasks are encouraged in many social settings and even while patients shop to reduce their risk of contracting COVID-19 from another person. However, many Santa Monica, California patients who need to wear masks for their job or leisure activities are finding that they are experiencing a wide range of skin issues. At the Dermatology Institute and Skin Care Center, Dr. Paul Yamauchi offers several tips to help protect the skin while protecting yourself from COVID-19.
Dermatologists encourage patients who struggle with skin problems due to facemasks to discuss their needs with a professional in the Santa Monica, California area to find a solution. Our team is dedicated to helping patients address these issues while still remaining safe by wearing masks at work or social activities to protect themselves against COVID-19. Call Dr. Paul Yamauchi and his associates at the Dermatology Institute and Skin Care Center at (310) 829-4104.
You Might Also Enjoy...
You changed your diet and amped up your exercise routine. After shedding pound after pound, you look and feel great! But you still have a few areas with fatty bulges that you can’t seem to lose. Maybe it’s time for body sculpting.
If you have rosacea, it probably feels like a never-ending case of acne. Though rosacea isn’t acne, the diseases are treated similarly. If you want to manage your rosacea, here’s how to do it.
Skin cancer can be deadly. Fortunately, a highly specialized and minimally invasive procedure called Mohs surgery eliminates most cancerous lesions with little scarring. If you have skin cancer, here’s what you can expect with Mohs surgery.
Maybe you’ve tried every kind of moisturizer on the shelf and quite a few from online. But if your skin is chronically itchy, dry, and inflamed, you might have more than dry skin. You might have eczema.
Sunlight can wreak havoc on your skin, robbing it of dewiness, elasticity, clarity, and health. Fortunately, another kind of light — laser light — reverses the damage. If you want to undo what the summer sun has done, look to laser therapy.
If you’re one of the millions of people in the United States with psoriasis, you may experience painful aching joints and itchy skin patches. The good news is, advances in psoriasis treatments can bring you relief.