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Photodynamic Therapy for the treatment and management of Actinic Keratosis Roughly one-in-ten AKs (actinic keratosis) evolve into squamous cell carcinoma. Many patients opt to treat their Aks with liquid nitrogen (freezing) or topical creams that need to be applied for weeks at a time. More and more patients are looking... Continue Reading
Purchase your 2022 DLDM Passport to savings and save 20% OFF ALL cosmetic services and products. This is a unique offer that saves you 20% OFF all cosmetic procedures and products until your passport expires. The number of passports available is limited, and this is a one day only offer.... Continue Reading
Women spend a lot of time, money and effort to look great and maintain a youthful appearance. Just look at the cosmetics counter either at the mall or in your own bathroom and you’ll see the myriad of serums, lotions, and creams that boast anti-aging for the face, neck and... Continue Reading
When you aren't sure which treatments and anti aging products are best for you, all you need to do is ask the expert! Dr. Deborah H. Atkin, board certified dermatologist shares her favorite products and procedures with you in this month's staff picks! Favorite Product: SkinMedica TNS Advanced This... Continue Reading
Acne had been a lifelong problem for me. My first breakouts occurred in the fifth grade, those bumpy oily pustules and blackheads from my hairline to my neck that were not only physically uncomfortable, but emotionally painful as well. Once it became obvious that the Clearasil and Bonnie Bell skin... Continue Reading
Vanessa is the latest addition to our Derm Del Mar family, and we couldn’t be more pleased. She has built a successful career as an esthetician over the last decade. Her knowledge and expertise is unparalleled. Vanessa also has a warm and caring way about her that patients and... Continue Reading
It is recommended that you see your dermatologist for an annual preventative skin cancer check. If you have a history of skin cancer or actinic damage (pre cancerous sun damage) you may be seen more frequently. Sun protection - such as an SPF 30 or higher is always suggested and... Continue Reading
