Schweiger Dermatology Group - Pine Street

June is Acne Awareness Month.

AviClear Laser is the first FDA-cleared energy device for the treatment of mild to severe acne. AviClear differs from other acne treatments because it targets the oil-producing sebaceous gland, delivering significantly improved results.

Call/text us at 844-DERM-DOC (844-337-6362) or visit schweigerderm.com to set up your consultation today.

We love these results!

Deeyana Dehkan, NP used lip filler to correct asymmetry, enhance the Cupid's bow, and provide hydration for this patient.

Book your appointment, call or text 844-DERM-DOC (844-337-6362).

We are thrilled to announce that Philadelphia Magazine has recognized nine of our Philly area dermatologists as top doctors in their field:

Christina Chung, MD
Glen Crawford, MD
Scott Gottlieb, MD
Erum Ilyas, MD
Debra Jih, MD
Lynn Klein MD
David Nieves, MD
Thomas Regan, MD
Rina Weimann, MD

June is Acne Awareness Month.

Swipe for tips to help manage your acne. If you’re experiencing breakouts, consult your dermatologist to identify the cause and explore treatment options.

Prioritize your skin health! Don't forget to schedule your skin cancer screening. Early detection saves lives.

Call or text 844-DERM-DOC to book.

On Memorial Day, we remember and honor those who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country and our freedom.

Today is National Don't Fry Day, an essential reminder to prioritize skin protection as we head into the long weekend and warmer months.

Remember to apply sunscreen and exercise caution when spending prolonged periods of time outdoors. Sunscreen plays a vital role in protecting your skin, but it's just one part of comprehensive sun protection. Seek shade when possible and wear sun-protective clothing to minimize exposure to harmful UV rays.

Don't forget to add SPF to your skincare routine.

Using a broad spectrum, water-resistant sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher helps protect against skin cancer.

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In honor of Skin Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Jason Miller highlights yearly skin exams as a crucial part of maintaining your skin health.

It's crucial to protect ourselves from the sun's harmful rays, especially during the warmer months when sun exposure is inevitable. Remember, everyone is susceptible to skin cancer regardless of age, gender, or race.

By following the simple steps outlined above, you can minimize your sun exposure and lower your risk of developing skin cancer.

Do you know your ABCDEs?

Melanoma can originate in areas that are hidden from the sun, specifically in moles that transform into a cancerous growth. Therefore, it is important to be familiar with your skin, enabling you to easily identify any new or changing moles that have appeared.

Be sure to routinely examine your skin and schedule an appointment with your dermatologist if you notice anything suspicious.

This week marks National Nurses Week, a time to recognize and express gratitude to all our nurses.

We are grateful for your unwavering compassion and dedication to providing the ultimate patient experience. Thank you for all that you do!

Today is Melanoma Monday, a day we raise awareness about the deadliest form of skin cancer.

Melanoma can develop anywhere on the skin, including skin that gets regular sun exposure as well as skin that’s usually hidden from the sun. Take a moment to carefully examine your skin for any unusual moles or spots and encourage your loved ones to do the same.

Melanoma is highly treatable when detected early, this is why your annual skin check with a dermatologist is so important.

In honor of Skin Cancer Awareness Month, Dr. Marybeth Parisi highlights the critical importance of regular skin checks and early detection of skin cancer.

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month.

This month is devoted to raising as much awareness as possible around the importance of getting regular skin checks and protecting your skin from the sun’s harmful UV rays. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the US, affecting one in five Americans during their lifetime. All it takes is a few simple lifestyle changes to keep your skin healthy and cancer-free:

✔️Wear sunscreen (broad-spectrum SPF 30 minimum) every day on exposed skin
✔️Seek shade during the sun’s peak hours
✔️Wear protective clothing as we head into the warmer months
✔️Get annual skin exams
✔️See a dermatology provider for any new or changing spots on your skin

New Products Alert!

We have added new products to our medical-grade skincare line to address a plethora of skin concerns, prep for and help maintain results of in-office treatments.

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Seeking cosmetic and medical dermatology care in South Florida? We've got you covered.

Dr. Benjamin Witkoff, a board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon sees patients at our West Palm Beach and Miami Beach offices.

West Palm Beach
4700 N Congress Ave, Suite 100

Miami Beach
1111 Lincoln Road, Suite 375

To book an appointment, call or text 844-DERM-DOC.

It’s Medical Laboratory Professionals Week. We recognize and thank all our lab professionals and pathologists for their continuous dedication and hard work.

We are grateful for all that you do.

We're here for you! Offering comprehensive medical, cosmetic, and surgical dermatology services, our team of experts represent a wide range of backgrounds and specialties.

To find a location near you, call/text 844-DERM-DOC or visit schweigerderm.com

Remarkable skin transformation!

Dr. Avnee Shah treated this patient’s melasma and pigmentation using a topical regimen. Melasma commonly appears on the cheeks, forehead, nose, chin and upper lip, and there are various treatment methods available to address it.

Do you have melasma? Call/text 844-DERM-DOC to book an appointment and find out which treatment option is right for you.

April is Rosacea Awareness Month

If you have rosacea, it’s worth keeping a log to record when flare-ups occur and what triggers may have caused them.

Treatment for rosacea tends to be different for everyone. Your dermatologist can suggest a treatment plan based on the severity and frequency of your symptoms and which triggers you respond to. Call 844-DERM-DOC to make an appointment with one of our dermatology providers to devise a treatment plan.

Today is National Doctors’ Day. We recognize and thank all our doctors who dedicate themselves to providing exceptional care to our patients every day.

Dr. Christine Shaver, of Bernstein Medical Center for Hair Restoration, was recently featured in Vogue explaining how a scalp massage can help reduce stress and thus minimize stress-related hair loss.

Read the full article: https://www.vogue.com/article/best-scalp-massagers

We’re here to address all your skincare needs.

Dr. Amy Freeman addresses the causes of the common skin condition keratosis pilaris and how to treat it.

Read the full article here: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/02/27/well/live/keratosis-pilaris-cause-treatment.html?unlocked_article_code=1.a00.r_rT.aP8SevEvKc61&smid=url-share

Your skincare habits could actually be making your acne worse. Swipe to uncover common skincare mistakes you might be making.

Be sure to visit your dermatologist to determine a suitable skincare routine that is right for you.

Exciting announcement! We are now open and seeing patients in Babylon.

Our new office is located at 400 West Main Street, Suite 211, Babylon, NY.

Call 631-295-5450 to book an appointment or click the link: https://www.schweigerderm.com/location/new-york/babylon/