most a third of all primary care pediatric visits involve a dermatologic presentation.  As atopic dermatitis represents the most common inflammatory pediatric skin disease, those of us on the front lines of pediatric care ought to familiarize ourselves with the most recent atopic dermatitis (eczema) practice guidelines, published this past December (2023) by the Joint Task Force on Practice Parameters of the American Academy of Asthma, Allergy and Immunology/American College of Asthma, Allergy and Immunology.

As winter approaches, many of us focus on adapting our skincare routines to the colder months. Chemical peels can be a valuable tool for winter skincare, and this article explores their safety and potential benefits.

Dry skin is a common concern, affecting individuals of all ages and skin types. While its symptoms can be uncomfortable and sometimes embarrassing, understanding the different types of dryness and their underlying causes is crucial for effective management. This blog post delves into several types of dry skin, explores their characteristics, and offers information on appropriate treatment options.

Microneedling offers significant potential for improving skin texture and appearance. However, maximizing its long-term effectiveness requires adherence to specific post-treatment protocols. This guide explores essential practices for maintaining and extending the benefits of your microneedling session.