Alison Ehrlich, MD

11/21/2025

It’s banana bread season! Warm, sweet, and perfectly cozy. Enjoy a special recipe from Dr. Ehrlich’s office!

11/20/2025

Did you know nutritional supplements can contain hidden allergens that impact your skin health? A brand-new review co-authored by Dr. Ehrlich uncovers what to look out for in both supplements and cosmetics. https://bit.ly/49oDrzt

Dr. Ehrlich extends warm thanks to each co-author for their dedication.

11/12/2025

Dr. Alison Ehrlich spoke at a FDA Public Workshop about the topic of Epidemiology and Pathophysiology of Allergic Contact Dermatitis.

Full Read: https://bit.ly/4ouMbZD

11/07/2025

11/03/2025

While you can’t always prevent skin tags, you can reduce your risk!

✅ Maintain a healthy weight
✅ Keep skin clean and dry
✅ Avoid tight clothing that causes friction
✅ Manage blood sugar levels if diabetic

Small changes can make a big difference.

10/22/2025

Rosacea is a common skin condition that often causes redness and visible blood vessels on your face. Test your knowledge below!

10/18/2025

When the temperatures drop, so does your skin’s moisture level.

Keep your skin hydrated by switching to a thicker moisturizer and avoiding long, hot showers. Your skin barrier will thank you!

✨ Pro tip: Apply moisturizer while your skin is still damp for best results.

10/09/2025

Did you know Botox lasts longer in cooler months? Less sun, sweat, and heat mean your results stay fresher for longer.

Treat those fine lines before the holiday rush and enjoy radiant confidence all season long!

09/26/2025

✅ Safe
✅ Non-surgical
✅ Effective

PRP treatment taps into your body’s natural healing process to encourage hair regrowth, without downtime.

09/18/2025

Baking soda isn’t skincare (despite what social says)

Dear Patients:

A trend worth avoiding.

The latest in a long line of misinformed social media beauty trends? "Washing your face with baking soda". As a board-certified dermatologist, please say no to this trend. While it’s going viral, this kitchen staple can disrupt your skin’s natural barrier and cause irritation—far from the glow people are hoping for. Baking soda is composed of Sodium Bicarbonate which is alkaline (pH 8-9) and can cause skin irritation, itching and redness. So, keep your baking soda in the kitchen for baking!