Center for Dermatology & Laser Skin Surgery - Robert M. Paull, MD

12/19/2025

🎁 The gift-giving season is here! Before wrapping up beauty and skincare gifts, take a moment to make sure they’re truly skin-safe and high quality. Not all products are created equal—and your loved ones’ skin deserves the best.

A few quick tips to keep in mind:
✨ Check ingredient lists for potential irritants
✨ Choose dermatologist-recommended or medical-grade products
✨ Avoid heavily fragranced items for sensitive skin
✨ When in doubt, gift a consultation or professional treatment

Thoughtful gifts lead to healthier, happier skin all year long.

12/17/2025

💡 Curious about red light therapy masks vs. in-office treatments?

At-home red light masks can be convenient, but professional, in-office treatments deliver stronger, more consistent results under medical supervision. Knowing the difference can help you choose what’s right for your skin goals.

Learn how at-home devices compare to dermatologist-guided treatments—and what actually delivers results:
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As we descend into darkness (or, at least, darker days), many are finding hope in a red light—as in red light therapy masks, wands, and helmets. They’re a fixture on social media, where people post (and post) about theirs both self-seriously and self-mockingly. After all, the masks are an unusua...

12/15/2025

🎄 Christmas Trees & Your Skin: What to Know This Season 🎄

Real Christmas trees bring holiday cheer—but they can also bring some unexpected skin issues. Tree sap may cause contact dermatitis, leading to redness or itching, especially on sensitive skin. Mold spores and pollen trapped in branches can trigger rashes, hives, or eczema flare-ups, particularly for those with allergies or asthma. Even tiny insects hiding in the tree can cause bites or irritation.

If you notice itching, redness, or a new rash after decorating, wash exposed skin, moisturize well, and consider gloves when handling the tree. And if symptoms persist or worsen, your dermatologist can help keep your skin healthy all season long. ✨

12/12/2025

🌬️ Cold air + winter wind can be especially tough on your skin. When temperatures drop and winds pick up, moisture is stripped away faster—leading to dryness, redness, and irritation.

Protect your skin with a few simple tips:
🧴 Use a thicker, barrier-protecting moisturizer
🧣 Cover exposed skin with scarves or hats when outdoors
🚿 Avoid hot showers that can worsen dryness
💄 Protect lips with a nourishing balm
☀️ Keep using sunscreen—wind doesn’t block UV damage

A little extra care goes a long way in keeping your skin healthy all winter.

12/11/2025

Looking for a meaningful holiday gift? Skincare is a present that truly keeps giving. From dermatologist-approved moisturizers to gentle cleansers and soothing serums, high-quality products can help your loved ones feel confident and cared for all season long.

Choose gifts that nourish, protect, and pamper — perfect for anyone who could use a little self-care during the busy holidays. Not sure where to start? Our team can help recommend products that suit every skin type.

Give the gift of healthy, glowing skin this year. 🎁✨

12/08/2025

As early winter settles in, your skin is adjusting to colder temperatures, sharper winds, and drier air — all before the true winter chill even begins. This transition period is the perfect time to strengthen your skin barrier.

Add a hydrating serum, switch to a cream-based moisturizer, and limit long, hot showers that strip natural oils. Don’t forget your neck and hands — they’re often the first to show signs of seasonal dryness.

A few small tweaks now can help prevent irritation, flaking, and redness later in the season. Start early, stay consistent, and let your skin thrive all winter long. ❄️🧴

12/03/2025

Snowy days may look beautiful, but they can be tough on your skin. Cold air, wind, and low humidity strip away moisture, while the bright reflection off the snow increases UV exposure — even in winter!

Protect your skin by applying a rich moisturizer, using SPF 30 or higher, and covering exposed areas when you’re outdoors. Hydration, gentle cleansing, and barrier-focused skincare help keep winter dryness at bay.

Enjoy the snow — and keep your skin healthy and glowing all season long. ❄️✨

12/01/2025

Stress doesn’t just affect how you feel — it shows up on your skin, too. Breakouts, redness, eczema flare-ups, and dullness are all common signs your skin is under pressure.
Taking care of your skin starts with taking care of yourself: get good sleep, stay hydrated, take mindful breaks, and keep your skincare routine simple and soothing.
If stress is causing persistent skin issues, a dermatologist can help calm inflammation and restore balance. Your skin reflects your well-being — give it the care it deserves. :blue_heart:

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at the Center for Dermatology & Laser Skin Surgery! 🦃🍁

Today, we’re grateful for our patients, our community, and the trust you place in our care every day. We hope your holiday is filled with warmth, good health, and moments that make you smile.

Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful, relaxing, and skin-healthy Thanksgiving!

11/26/2025

Thanksgiving Eve Skincare Post – Center for Dermatology & Laser Skin Surgery

Thanksgiving Eve is here — a night filled with cooking, traveling, and prepping for tomorrow’s big celebration. Amid the rush, don’t forget to give your skin a little pre-holiday care.

A gentle cleanse, a hydrating moisturizer, and plenty of water can help your skin stay calm and glowing through late-night prep and early-morning festivities. If you’re heading out to see friends or family, a simple skincare routine is all you need to wake up refreshed on Thanksgiving Day.

Take a moment tonight to care for you — your skin will thank you in the morning. 🧡✨

11/24/2025

Cold weather outside and dry heat indoors can be a tough combination for anyone with eczema. This sudden drop in humidity pulls moisture from the skin, leading to more itching, redness, and flare-ups during the winter months.

If your symptoms are becoming harder to manage, disrupting sleep, or spreading to new areas, it may be time to see a dermatologist. We can help identify triggers, strengthen your skin barrier, and create a treatment plan that brings real relief.

Comfort is possible — even in winter.

11/21/2025

❄️ The cold weather is officially rolling in — and your skin feels it first. As temperatures drop, humidity falls too, making dryness, redness, and irritation more common. But a few early adjustments can help keep your skin healthy and comfortable all winter long.

Here are some simple tips as the chill sets in:
✨ Switch to a richer moisturizer to lock in hydration.
🚿 Keep showers warm, not hot — high heat can strip natural oils.
💧 Stay hydrated (cold air dehydrates skin faster than you think).
💨 Use a humidifier indoors to restore moisture to the air.
🧴 Don’t abandon SPF — winter sun + reflective snow still cause damage.

Prep early, protect daily, and your skin will thank you all season.