September 9, 2014
Dermatologists’ concerns for minimally invasive cosmetic procedures performed in medical spas by unqualified physicians or non-physicians continue to grow. “Where we see a problem is lack of oversight, education, knowledge, and judgment,” Dr. Dover said in an article published in the American Academy of Dermatology’s Dermatology World. “If one of those is missing, there’s a potential problem.” Read about dermatologists’ legislative and regulatory efforts in the Septemeber issue of Dermatology World, a publication from the American Association of Dermatology (AAD): http://www.aad.org/dw/monthly/2014/september/safety-first
August 17, 2014
The Ice Bucket Challenge isn’t just about doing something silly and having fun with friends and colleagues (although it is that). It’s about raising awareness about ALS and funds for the ALS Association! Enjoy our videos as teams of SkinCare Physicians’ dermatologists, management and staff take the challenge, but please also take the time to learn more here! http://www.alsa.org/fight-als/ice-bucket-challenge.html
June 5, 2014
As more people want to get their tattoo removed, significant advancements in tattoo removal technologies are being made. Along with other dermatologists, SkinCare Physicians’ Dr. Jeffrey Dover recently commented on these advancements, and specifically on the emerging and promising picosecond technology, in the May-June 2014 issue of MedEsthetics Magazine.
SkinCare Physicians has long been interested in the treatment of pigmented lesions, including tattoos, and was instrumental in the pivotal trial that secures FDA approval of the PicoSure Laser device.
June 2, 2014
In this recent article, a Belmont woman describes how SkinCare Physicians’ Dr. Kenneth Arndt made the diagnosis of her puzzling and rare condition, the Birt-Hogg-Dubé disease, and referred her for the care she and her family needed. http://belmont.wickedlocal.com/article/20140524/NEWS/140527769?sect=Top%20Stories&map=12690
May 22, 2014
Dr. Thomas Rohrer shares his thoughts on how SkinCare Physicians established its brand identity over the years, in an article published by Dermatology Times.
May 19, 2014
SkinCare Physicians’ Drs. Tania Phillips and Jeffrey Sobell were selected to represent New England at the 91st Atlantic Dermatological Conference held in Montreal Canada, May 9-11, 2014. Dr. Phillips is current President of the New England Dermatological Society and Dr. Sobell is former president. He currently also serves as the New England Liason to the Atlantic Dermatological Society.
All of our dermatologists are members of the New England Dermatological Society (NEDerm), and we are proud that so many SkinCare Physicians’ dermatologists have served as leaders in this organization. NEDerm is a not-for-profit educational organization whose members are physicians and scientists with a special interest in diseases of the skin.
NEDerm provides financial support to academic dermatology training programs to host clinical and didactic meetings. With their academic affiliates, NEDerm hosts 3 clinical meetings and one annual didactic meeting annually. These meetings attract over 800 attendees each year. Visiting lecturers are also invited to deliver state-of-the art presentations in their fields of expertise.
May 15, 2014
Following nearly a year of intensive training in cosmetic dermatologic procedures at SkinCare Physicians, our three wonderful Fellows, Drs. Emily Keller, Kathryn Kent and Laurel Morton, reflect on their many positive moments at our practice, in the May-June issue of the Currents Magazine published by the American Society for Dermatologic Surgery (ASDS).
May 6, 2014
SkinCare Physicians’ Dr. Karen Kim was recently interviewed by Health Magazine about how to care for your sensitive skin. Along with other dermatologists, Dr. Kim shared easy-to-follow advice to start treating breakouts, allergic rashes and dryness. Read the article on health.com.
March 28, 2014
Last week SkinCare Physicians’ Dr. Thomas Rohrer was honored at the Sturge-Weber Foundation’s 12th annual fundraising tribute dinner held at Denver Center for Performing Arts. Dr. Jeffrey Dover, a past honoree, served as Master of Ceremony. Dr. Rohrer was recognized for his support in helping the foundation with the discovery of the gene that causes Sturge-Weber syndrome and Port Wine birthmark conditions. Congratulations Dr. Rohrer!
The Sturge-Weber Foundation’s mission is to improve the quality of life and care for people with Sturge-Weber syndrome and associated Port Wine Birthmark conditions through collaborative education, advocacy, research and friendly support.
March 20, 2014
SkinCare Aesthetics is introducing a new revitalizing facial peel, GLOW & GO. This enzyme treatment is suited for all skin types and ideal for those in search of their natural glow. The visit will also include a discussion about the products you are currently using and suggestions from our knowledgeable aestheticians about a tailored treatment plan, customized for you!
Introductory Special: $75.00
Schedule your GLOW & GO treatment today at: 617-848-1640
