Kaiser Dermatology

03/03/2026

Wondering if it’s time to see a dermatologist? If you notice unexplained rashes, moles changing shape, persistent acne, or other skin concerns, it’s best to get checked out. Early detection and treatment can make a huge difference. We are here to ensure your skin health stays in check. You deserve the best care possible. Call us today to schedule an appointment! (772) 236-6517

02/26/2026

It's so important to be proactive with your skin health, especially recognizing the early signs of melanoma, a serious skin cancer that can be life-saving if caught early. Look out for changes in moles like irregular borders, multiple colors, or any size increase. Timely visits to a dermatologist can lead to early detection and significantly improve treatment outcomes. Call us today to schedule an appointment! (772) 236-6517

02/24/2026

Winter weather can lead to dry, irritated skin due to lower humidity levels. While OTC products help, consulting a dermatology expert ensures personalized, effective solutions. Discover advanced skincare options and medications that keep your skin hydrated and comfortable all season long. Book your consultation today and say goodbye to winter skin woes! ❄️✨ Call us today for more information! (772) 236-6517

02/19/2026

Think chocolate causes acne? Not so fast! Acne is more about hormones, genetics, and proper skin care than the occasional sweet treat. To manage acne effectively, it’s important to keep your skin clean, avoid harsh scrubbing, and use dermatologist-recommended treatments tailored to your skin type. Professional options like prescription medications or in-office treatments can make a big difference. Ready to take control of your acne? Let us help you find a plan that works! Call us today! (772) 236-6517

02/17/2026

Managing life with psoriasis can be a real challenge. This chronic skin condition can cause itchy patches on areas like the scalp, elbows, or knees. It’s not contagious, but it can be physically uncomfortable and emotionally draining. Flare-ups are often triggered by stress, cooler weather, or even certain medications. We can help with a better option than over the counter medications. Call for more information. https://www.kaiserdermatology.com/

02/14/2026

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02/12/2026

Did you know dermatologists treat more than just skin conditions? We help keep your skin, hair, and nails healthy! We can also treat issues affecting your hair, such as hair loss or scalp conditions, and provide care for nail disorders like fungal infections or brittle nails. Our expertise goes beyond appearance, focusing on overall health and medical concerns affecting these areas. Call today to learn more about our services. https://www.kaiserdermatology.com/

02/10/2026

There are some interesting differences between hand soap and hand sanitizer for skin health. While both are effective in maintaining hygiene, hand soap tends to be less harsh on your skin when used regularly compared to many alcohol-based sanitizers. Sanitizer is good in a pinch, but try to wash your hands with soap and water if possible to reduce irritation. kaiserdermatology.com

02/05/2026

Did you know melanoma is the most serious type of skin cancer, and it often starts with a mole that changes in size, color, and even has an unusual shape. If you notice anything new or unusual, getting it checked immediately is imperative. Early detection can truly save lives. https://www.kaiserdermatology.com/

02/03/2026

Did you know that there are many skin conditions that often go unnoticed? While most people are familiar with common issues like acne and eczema, conditions such as hidradenitis suppurativa or dermatomyositis can also significantly impact quality of life. These conditions can cause abscesses, scarring, and painful lesions. Visit our skin care professional for a detailed evaluation and diagnosis. kaiserdermatology.com

01/29/2026

Your skin can hear your stress levels rising Take a break. Your skin (and sanity) will thank you!

01/27/2026

Skin conditions like eczema are not only common in young children. Adults can develop the condition later in life, even after age 50. It's called adult-onset atopic dermatitis. This condition often manifests as itchy, inflamed skin and can be triggered by factors like stress, allergens, or changes in climate. Consulting a dermatologist can help manage symptoms and provide relief through personalized treatment.

Adults can get any type of eczema, including atopic dermatitis (AD), which many people consider a childhood disease.