Psoriasis – Case 1

Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease that typically develops on the scalp, arms, and legs. It causes the affected skin cells to replicate rapidly causing thick, dry patches of red skin that is often itchy. A disorder of the immune system, psoriasis is not contagious. There are several types of psoriasis that vary in appearance, but most common type is plaque psoriasis. In greater Boston, SkinCare Physicians is a leader in research and treatment of this complex disease. For psoriasis treatment in metro Boston, or call our office at to schedule an appointment. Treatment Options At our Psoriasis Treatment Center, … Continue reading
Psoriasis is an incurable, non-contagious autoimmune skin disease that affects 3 out of every 100 Americans. The condition can cause intense itching, cracking, bleeding and flaking of the skin. When severe, psoriasis can interfere with sleep, relationships, work and daily functioning. Dr. Jeffrey Sobell, an internationally recognized expert in psoriasis, directs the Psoriasis Treatment Center in the Boston area at SkinCare Physicians. His team of experts provides individualized, up-to-date and comprehensive care to adults and children with mild, moderate or severe psoriasis. The dedicated Center has expertise utilizing all of the tools for psoriasis therapy: topical treatments, pulse dye laser, … Continue reading
Chances are that you or someone you know has psoriasis. It is an incurable, non-contagious autoimmune skin disease that affects 3 out of every 100 Americans. Thankfully, remarkable progress in the treatment of psoriasis has recently occurred and dermatologists at SkinCare Physicians can now select from a multitude of therapies available at their Psoriasis Treatment Center near Boston. Living with psoriasis is often physically and emotionally disabling. Sufferers deal with intense itching, cracking, bleeding and flaking of their skin that can interfere with sleep, relationships, work and daily functioning. Unfortunately, the psoriasis condition commonly leads to feelings of despair, hopelessness … Continue reading
Hair loss isn’t just cosmetic, it’s a medical issue and often a reflection of our body’s internal health. In many cases, early intervention can delay or even prevent further hair thinning or shedding. Recognizing the first signs of hair loss is essential so you can act quickly. Dr. Molly Stout shares what to look for and when it’s time to call your dermatologist. You’ve discovered a small hairless patch on our scalp A well-defined, round bald spot that appeared with no symptoms like pain, burning or itching, may be the first sign of alopecia areata, an autoimmune condition where your … Continue reading
Jessica Ryther, FNP-C is an AANP board-certified Nurse Practitioner with a specialization in dermatology. She received her Master’s of Science in Nursing (MSN) from Simmons University and her BSN from the University of Connecticut. Following 3.5 years working as a nurse at SkinCare Physicians, she completed a full year of intensive dermatology training working alongside our providers and perfecting her skills to properly diagnose, treat, and manage dermatologic conditions. Prior to joining our practice, Jessica worked as an RN in general medicine at Mass General Hospital. Her special interests include acne, psoriasis, and general skin cancer screenings. Jessica is accepting … Continue reading
For many, a wedding is the most important day in one’s life. Whether someone has a month or a year to prepare for that day, looking and feeling one’s best is important. But how and when to start? At SkinCare Physicians near Boston, we meet brides and grooms who ask for our skin care advice as they get ready for their important day. In this blog, Dr. Laurel Morton outlines a recommended treatment timeline to prepare your skin for your wedding. And, while it is always helpful when we have more time to achieve your aesthetic goals, there are some … Continue reading
A few dermatologists at SkinCare Physicians use secure online telemedicine visits to evaluate and treat several skin concerns. Patients have to be PHYSICALLY LOCATED in the state of Massachusetts for a telemedicine visit. These virtual visits are just like an office appointment with your own trusted dermatologist, but use a mobile phone, tablet or laptop from the comfort and safety of your home. Examples of skin conditions that can be evaluated during a telemedicine visit include acne, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis, rashes, cysts, and even some concerning lesions. How to Schedule your Telemedicine Visit Follow these simple steps to schedule your … Continue reading
It’s a brand new decade, and SkinCare Physicians is ready for it! We have learned much in the last 20 years to position us at the forefront of the industry into the next 20 and beyond. Our board-certified dermatologists and directors continue to be leaders in research and practice management, so we polled them to see what they think will be trending for dermatology in 2020. Here’s what they predicted: Cellulite We currently offer two highly effective cellulite treatments, Cellfina and Sculptra. SCP was the original developer of the Cellfina technology, and in 2019 we spearheaded two additional cellulite clinical … Continue reading
Deep level chemical peels can sound scary and intimidating. At SkinCare Physicians’ Advanced Dermatology Spa™, our aestheticians work directly with our physicians to ensure that they have the highest level of training in order to provide our patients with these exciting and result-driven treatments. If you are thinking of going deeper than your average facial peel and want to achieve that dramatic “before & after photo” effect, our aestheticians are ready for you. Our deeper Vitalize Peel can help diminish hyperpigmentation and acne scars, smooth skin texture, and achieve an overall brightening/tightening of the skin. We recommend that first-time patients … Continue reading