Sometimes it feels like our skin is waging a constant battle: sun, weather, and lifestyle factors along with the aging process can make beautiful skin seem out of reach. Thankfully, our friends over at Daily Makeover recently outlined a list ...
Here at the Parker Center for Plastic Surgery, there’s been a lot of buzz about our Parker Rejuvenation Lift treatment for good reason—this synergistic treatment combines the skin resurfacing power of the Halo™ hybrid fractional laser with skin tightening to ...
After a long, snowy winter, the sun is finally shining again—and it’s time to put a fresh face forward! Even with the best winter skincare routine, your skin can still look dull and feel dry from the dehydrating indoor heat. ...
With melanoma rates up 200% since 1973, it’s fair to say that skin cancer is a real threat. A recent video has been making its rounds online and the message is potent: to the naked eye, sun damage may not ...
If you have sensitive skin, you likely know how difficult it is to diagnose and treat your own skin problems. There are so many factors that contribute to skin sensitivity, and products that are intended to fix one problem often ...
Spring Break Beachside? Planning That Sunny Summer Trip? We Can Help Bring Your Skin Back to Life! The beach life—it doesn't get much better than spending long, lazy days shoreside. Some folks are escaping to the beaches early for spring ...
New research has shown that melanoma skin cancer in teens and patients in their 20’s has skyrocketed in recent years. Historically, skin cancer has affected more men than women, but the statistics are shifting. The latest reports reflect that the number of ...
Linda, a 60-year-old retiree, initially went to see Dr. Parker for a consultation on her lower eyelids. She was concerned about her under eye puffiness and disliked people asking her if she was tired all the time. “My under eye ...
On June 11, 2012 new FDA regulations will go into effect regarding the labeling of all sunscreenproducts. These new measures are designed to reduce confusion for consumers and increase protection against skin cancer and premature skin aging. “The old regulations ...
Skin cancer rates in the United States are skyrocketing, partly due to aging baby boomers who sunned themselves unprotected for much of their youth and to young people looking to emulate celebrities. Between 1992 and 2006 skin cancer rates increased ...