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As we have all ramped up our cleaning routines and started using hand sanitizers more frequently over the last year, dermatologists have noticed an increase in skin sensitivity cases, that dryness, itchiness, and, in some cases, eczema. While these conditions can often be caused by regular allergies and stress, consistent use of chemical based products on the skin appears to be a common factor.

When you’re on the slopes during the winter months, almost completely covered by protective clothing, sun protection might not cross your mind—but for your skin’s health...and safety, it really should!  

It’s easy to get confused about insurance coverage for dermatology services. Here is what you should know before scheduling your appointment. 

Here are five new habits that will help you achieve healthy, beautiful skin in 2023! 

Have you put a skin check on your list of New Year’s resolutions? Round out 2022 by making an appointment for a thorough evaluation by our qualified dermatologists. 

When the colder months approach and we start reaching for our heavy coats, the moisture levels in our skin drops. For many of our patients, dry and itchy skin is the most unpleasant part of the winter season. Everything from cold wind chill to hot water showers and baths can make our skin feel dried out.