New River Aesthetics: BOGO Birthday Sale
Read More
Sunburns occur through exposure to UV radiation. They may be common, but they are painful and even potentially dangerous. There are several ways to reduce the pain of a sunburn, and to prevent another sunburn from occurring.
Read More
Ear piercings are a fun beauty statement for all ages, and are incredibly popular. However, if not properly cared for, pierced ears can become infected or injured. There are several precautions necessary to keep the skin around the piercing safe and healthy.
Read More
Whether preparing for a busy day or just finishing it, a father might not have the time to complete a lengthy skincare routine. While it is important to use sunscreen before any outdoor summer activities, a healthy (and simple) skincare routine for men includes a cleanser, eye cream, and moisturizer. These few steps can help maintain the strength and youth of Dad’s skin.
Read More
Summer is a great time to spend time outdoors or at the beach, and some people like to prepare by tanning outside or in a salon. However, the best option is to pursue alternatives to tanning and to wear sunscreen whenever you’re exposed to the sun. There’s no need to visit a tanning booth before your big beach day!
Read More
Regular hair removal is a hassle. If you’ve considered laser hair removal as a more permanent solution but have questions about the procedure, we’ve got answers! In addition, New River Dermatology offers laser-based treatments for several other skin ailments.
Read More
Just like every other part of your body, skin needs rest to stay healthy. Sticking to habits like a regular bedtime, moisturizing, and cleaning your sheets can help your skin stay radiant and wrinkle-free.
Read More
Adults envy the soft, supple and flawless skin of babies and children. However, children’s skin is thinner, making it more prone to dryness and irritation. There are steps you can take to help prevent rashes and allergic reactions from common skin irritants.
Read More
It’s almost Farmers Market season in cities and towns across America. With the return of local farmers and vendors comes the opportunity to freshen up your diet. We all know that eating your daily recommended servings of fruits and vegetables can keep you healthy inside and out, but a balanced diet supports good skin health, too! Getting the right mix of vitamins and antioxidants can protect your skin from harmful UV rays, reduce signs of aging, and keep your skin hydrated.
Read More
There isn’t much we won’t try to get gorgeous, tanned skin. A nice tan is just the thing for your summer outfits.
Sometimes that beautiful, tanned look, however, can mean your skin is hurting...and it will let you know in painful ways later. Invest in healthy methods of adding a glow to your skin. It will love you for it.
Read More
Sunscreen offers exposed skin protection from the harmful ultraviolet rays of the sun. Understanding the basics of sunscreen will help you choose the best product for you and your skin. Prevention is your best friend.
Read More
None of us appreciate rough spots or bumps on our skin. Not only are they cosmetically frustrating and sometimes embarrassing, it can be hard to tell if they are dangerous. Always talk to your dermatologist if you develop a new skin growth.
One common condition is skin tags. A pretty simple growth that many experience, here are some facts that will help you understand your skin tags.
If your scar is painful, hampers movement, or causes emotional distress, it may be time to consider removing it. Every scar on your skin is unique. A crazy diving accident may have left you with an awesome scar story, but it also changed your skin in a very different way than a stove burn does. It is important to involve a dermatologist in your efforts to remove any scars.
Read More
We know your dark circles bother you. They bother us too. We want your skin to make you feel healthy, happy, and young. With these suggestions and a little effort, we know you can find that face from your childhood. Here’s to finally beating under-eye circles.
Read More