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Patient Centered Care. Dedicated to advanced Dermatologic Care in Providence, Rhode island.

If tanning beds were invented today, they would not pass as cosmetic tools.Health authorities classify them as carcinoge...
02/04/2026

If tanning beds were invented today, they would not pass as cosmetic tools.

Health authorities classify them as carcinogenic.

• They sit in the same risk category as to***co
• UV radiation directly damages DNA
• Cancer risk increases with exposure
• No medical group recommends cosmetic indoor tanning

Glow trends change. DNA damage does not.

Before your next tanning session, ask yourself if a temporary glow is worth permanent cellular damage.

Did you like this post? Then share it with someone who still believes tanning beds are harmless.

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01/30/2026

“The entire team was kind, professional, and attentive throughout my visit. I felt comfortable asking questions and felt well supported during my care.”

We’re committed to creating a space where patients feel safe, respected, and well cared for.

From the front desk to the exam room, our team works together to provide a thoughtful and positive experience for every patient who walks through our doors.

We appreciate the trust our patients place in us every day 😊

If you’d like to experience this kind of care, we’d be happy to see you. Schedule your appointment with one of our providers today!

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Some people rarely get warts. Others seem to get them more often.This usually relates to how the immune system responds ...
01/27/2026

Some people rarely get warts. Others seem to get them more often.

This usually relates to how the immune system responds to the virus and how healthy the skin barrier is.

Dry, cracked, or irritated skin makes it easier for the virus to enter. A weaker immune response makes it harder for the body to clear the infection.

This doesn’t mean something is wrong with you. It just means your skin needs a little more protection and attention.

If you found this useful, follow us for more clear, trustworthy skin education and simple explanations that help you take better care of your skin 😊

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Your skin changes over time, and that’s normal. But some changes deserve attention 🩺✨If you notice a rough or raised bum...
01/23/2026

Your skin changes over time, and that’s normal. But some changes deserve attention 🩺✨

If you notice a rough or raised bump, a spot that slowly grows, or small clusters of thickened skin, it could be a wart.

These spots are usually harmless, but they can spread to other areas and become harder to manage over time.

If you’re unsure about a spot on your skin, we’re here to help.

Book an appointment with our team today so we can take a closer look to give you expert guidance.

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Not all warts look or behave the same. Their type depends on where they grow and how the skin reacts.The main types of w...
01/20/2026

Not all warts look or behave the same. Their type depends on where they grow and how the skin reacts.

The main types of warts include:

✋ Common warts, which usually appear on the hands and fingers and feel rough and raised

👣 Plantar warts, which grow on the soles of the feet and may feel uncomfortable because they are on weight-bearing areas

🙂 Flat warts, which are smaller, smoother, and often appear in clusters on the face, arms, or legs

💅 Periungual warts, which grow around the nails and can affect the nail shape over time

Knowing the type helps guide the right care and when to seek advice

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Provider Spotlight: Dr. Antonio Cruz, MD, FAAD, FACMS Dr. Antonio Cruz is a board-certified dermatologist with advanced ...
01/16/2026

Provider Spotlight: Dr. Antonio Cruz, MD, FAAD, FACMS

Dr. Antonio Cruz is a board-certified dermatologist with advanced training in Mohs micrographic surgery, dermatologic surgery, and cosmetic dermatology.

He completed his medical education, dermatology residency, and fellowship training at The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University, with additional clinical training at Roger Williams Medical Center.

His practice focuses on Mohs surgery for skin cancer, dermatologic surgery, and cosmetic dermatology, with an emphasis on precise treatment and preserving healthy skin.

Dr. Cruz is also actively involved in medical education and serves as faculty in both dermatology and plastic surgery training programs.

Schedule an appointment with Dr. Cruz today to receive expert, personalized skin care 😊

Healthy skin is one of the best defenses against warts 🩺✨Daily habits that help protect your skin:- Keep skin clean and ...
01/13/2026

Healthy skin is one of the best defenses against warts 🩺✨

Daily habits that help protect your skin:

- Keep skin clean and dry
- Moisturize to prevent cracks
- Avoid picking or scratching spots
- Cover small cuts or irritated areas
- Protect visible warts from friction

These simple steps lower the risk of spreading warts and help keep your skin healthy.

Share these tips with your loved ones and also comment below what other advice or tips you know to help prevent warts?

01/09/2026

Ready for a fresh skin in 2026?

Now is a great time to change how you care for your skin.

Instead of chasing quick fixes, think about what works long term.

A professional skin check can help explain why some concerns keep coming back, why some products do not work, and what small changes can help.

Our dermatology team is here to guide you and build a routine that works for you.

Schedule your consultation with us now and get expert support this new year.

Have you ever noticed a small bump on your skin and wondered what it was? 👀This month, we’re focusing on warts and how t...
01/06/2026

Have you ever noticed a small bump on your skin and wondered what it was? 👀

This month, we’re focusing on warts and how to recognize them early as part of good skin care 🩺✨

Not every small bump is a wart, and guessing instead of checking can delay the care you actually need.

Warts usually feel rough, grow slowly, and may show tiny dark dots inside. They often appear on hands, fingers, feet, and around the nails. They usually don’t hurt, but they can spread to nearby skin.

If a spot changes color, bleeds, grows quickly, or becomes painful, don’t delay your visit. A professional skin check is important to make sure everything is okay 📅🩹

If this feels helpful, share it with someone who’s worried about a spot on their skin right now 🤍

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“The staff from the very beginning to the very end of the appointment was smooth, informed, professional, and friendly. ...
01/02/2026

“The staff from the very beginning to the very end of the appointment was smooth, informed, professional, and friendly. The procedure done by Dr. Cruz and the team was impeccable.”

Kind words like these reminds us why we do what we do.

We believe every visit should feel clear, calm, and caring.

Thank you for trusting our team with your skin.

If you are looking for expert care in a friendly space, we are here for you. Schedule a consultation with our experts today!

01/01/2026

✨ New year. New commitment to your skin. ✨

As we step into this new year, we just want to say
thank you for trusting us, for showing up, and for letting us be part of your skin journey.

Here’s to more healthy skin days, small wins, real results, and taking care of you, without pressure, without perfection. Just progress 💫

Here’s to another year of healthy skin and feeling confident in it 🤍

Happy New Year from the SkinPros team!

Most people plan their new year's resolutions without thinking about their skin.But preparing your skin for 2026 can cha...
12/30/2025

Most people plan their new year's resolutions without thinking about their skin.

But preparing your skin for 2026 can change its health and appearance.

Here are simple dermatologist-approved tips:

- Learn your skin type before building a routine
- Keep your routine simple and consistent morning and night
- Focus on hydration to support your skin barrier
- Use sunscreen every day, even in winter
- Get enough sleep because skin repairs itself at night

What you do today shapes how your skin looks tomorrow.

Share this advice with your loved ones and tell us in the comments: do you already have a plan for your skin in 2026?

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