Forefront Dermatology Bethel Park, PA
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Forefront Dermatology Pittsburgh, PA - Bethel Park in Pittsburgh has board-certified dermatologists that diagnose and treat all types skin conditions. We accept most major insurance carriers but not all of their products. We recommend you confirm your in-network status of your health plan with your insurance carrier. If you do not see your carrier, please contact our office at (412) 595-0430.
Did you know many of our clinics offer laser hair removal services! β¨
What is laser hair removal?
Tired of the hassle of shaving and waxing? Traditional hair removal methods are temporary, time-consuming, and often result in razor bumps and ingrown hairs. Laser hair removal offers a safe and effective way to achieve smoother, silkier skin and get rid of unwanted hair for good.
How does laser hair removal work?
Laser hair removal uses pulses of highly concentrated light directed into the hair follicles. The pigment in the follicles absorbs the light, which damages the follicle, destroys the hair, and slows future growth. This method targets hair at its root, providing a more permanent solution to unwanted hair.
Interested in hair removal? Book your appointment today!
Insiders Secrets! π€«π
Check out our latest blog post where Dr. Robert Daze, a board-certified dermatologist, shares his personal skincare routine. Discover expert tips and product recommendations straight from the pros!
Read here: https://bit.ly/4cT70aO
We love hearing your reviews! ππ
Did you know? Basal cell carcinoma (BCC) is the most common skin cancer type, with 3.6 million cases diagnosed annually in the U.S.
Early detection means effective treatment.
Let's dive into UV Safety Awareness Month with expert tips on sun protection! βοΈ
- Wear SPF 30+
- Limit exposure from 10am-4pm
- Cover up with hats and sunglasses
Prolonged UV exposure increases skin cancer risk, so schedule your skin exam today!
Tanning, whether outside or indoors, can have dangerous consequences.
Are you currently rocking tan lines? If the answer is yes, you should call your local board-certified dermatologist today to schedule your annual skin cancer screening.
Skin cancer knows no boundaries; even children can be susceptible. It's crucial to monitor your child's skin for any new or changing moles, just as you would your own.
Early detection is key!
Discover the hidden truths about Lyme disease and its effects on your skin!
Check out our latest blog post at https://bit.ly/4cR6RVg to learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones.
The team at work! Their excellence in skin health makes a difference daily. Thank you! ππ
Our dedicated team is committed to delivering the best care for your health and well-being. Thank you for choosing us. ππ
Tanning beds used before the age of 35 increase your risk of melanoma by 75%.
Protect your skinβsay no to tanning beds. π
Insiders Secret! Check out our latest blog post where Dr. Rachael Bush, a board-certified dermatologist, shares her personal skincare routine. Discover expert tips and product recommendations straight from the pros!
Read here: https://bit.ly/4cBuUr3
Summer is here! With the warm weather, we find ourselves sweating more.
Sweat is the bodyβs natural way of keeping cool during the heat. Throughout the day sweating can clog pores and allow bacteria to build up. Any buildup of bacteria on the skin can lead to inflammation and acne breakouts. βοΈ
Is your skin being impacted by the summer heat? Contact us to find a nearby dermatologist.
Experiencing a rash under your smartwatch? It could be contact dermatitis.
Here are some tips to prevent it:
- Keep your watch band clean
- Wear it looser
- Take breaks from wearing it
- Try different band types.
If your rash persists, remember to consult your dermatologist!
Real stories, real results. Our patients' experiences speak volumes.π
In todayβs blog, A Guide to Acne Scar Removal, we share with you the most common acne scar removal treatments available.
Read more here: https://bit.ly/3yQCteU
Sunscreen is a skincare essential, offering broad-spectrum protection and SPF 30+. Find one you'll wear daily, whether it's a spray or gel, and remember to reapply frequently.
Your dermatologist can assist in selecting the right one for you. Stay protected! βοΈ
Acne Mapping: Understanding Breakouts and Their Causes. Explore how different areas of your face reveal insights into your overall health and learn valuable tips for managing acne effectively.
Link here: https://bit.ly/3X0F3cx
Acne affects many of us at some point in our lives, but understanding its basics is key to effective management.
There are two main types: noninflammatory and inflammatory. Noninflammatory acne includes whiteheads and blackheads, while inflammatory acne presents as red, swollen bumps like papules and pustules. Hormonal changes, stress, and genetics can trigger acne.
Remember, treatment options vary from person to person, so consulting a dermatologist is crucial for personalized care.
Our clinic is proud to provide the best care that puts your health and well-being first. Thank you for your kind words and trust in our team. π
From genetics to hormones, discover the factors influencing your skin's breakouts and how to prevent them at any age in our latest blog post: https://bit.ly/4aL4Bxi
Did you know that June is National Acne Awareness Month? It's a time dedicated to shedding light on this common skin condition that affects up to 50 million Americans every year.
Acne may not be a favorite topic, but it's essential to talk about it openly to reduce the stigma and encourage seeking proper treatment. π‘β¨
Thank you to all our patients who leave reviews! We love hearing your feedback. β¨π
This Memorial Day, as we honor the brave souls who gave everything for our freedom, it's important to also educate on melanoma risk for veterans. Depending on the environment and role of soldiers, they can be at a higher risk for advanced stage melanoma. This risk is a result of sun exposure, geographical deployments, occupational hazards, lack of sun protection resources, and delayed or limited access to healthcare. If you or a loved one is actively serving in the military or a veteran, we encourage you to keep an eye on skin changes and be seen annually for a skin cancer exam.
Rare Fact: Melanoma can develop in the eyes. ποΈ Yes, you read that right! Ocular melanoma is a rare but serious form of eye cancer that can affect the iris, retina, or other parts of the eye. Regular eye exams can help detect signs of ocular melanoma early.
Early detection starts with you! Being mindful of the changes on your skin is the first step in catching skin cancer before it can further develop. Learn how to perform a self skin check at home in today's blog: https://bit.ly/3UMxWTC
Myth: Skin cancer only affects older adults. π΄π½π΅π» False! While age is a risk factor for skin cancer, it can affect people of all ages, including children and young adults. Teach your kids sun safety habits early to reduce their risk of developing skin cancer later in life.
Myth: Only fair-skinned people get skin cancer. π« Myth Buster Alert! Skin cancer doesn't discriminate based on skin color. People of all ethnicities can develop melanoma and other forms of skin cancer. Everyone needs to prioritize sun protection and regular skin checks!
Knowledge is power π§ Melanoma can be deadly if not detected early and, for many, can come as a surprise diagnosis. Learn everything you need to know about Melanoma in today's blog: https://bit.ly/4blBTUB
Knowledge is power π§ Melanoma can be deadly if not detected early and, for many, can come as a surprise diagnosis. Learn everything you need to know about Melanoma in today's blog: https://bit.ly/3wlGUha
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Forefront Dermatology in Pittsburgh has board-certified dermatologists that diagnose and treat all types skin conditions. We accept most major insurance carriers but not all of their products. We recommend you confirm your in-network status of your health plan with your insurance carrier. If you do not see your carrier, please contact our office at (412) 595-0430.
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180 Fort Couch Road, #200
Pittsburgh, PA
15241
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Monday | 8am - 4:30pm |
Tuesday | 8am - 4:30pm |
Wednesday | 8am - 4:30pm |
Thursday | 8am - 4:30pm |
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