As we head into the holiday season and embrace cooler temperatures and less time spent in the sun, you may be thinking about ramping up your skincare routine! If so, we applaud you! There’s never been a better time to start taking better care of your skin. However, we do have some valuable tips to…
As we get ready to head into the holiday season, we wanted to take a moment to talk about something we know many of our patients have often wondered about…the chemical peel. Have you ever thought about treating yourself to a chemical peel? If you’re not sure what you should expect, today we’re clearing the…
As we age, our skin undergoes various changes, including the loss of elasticity, resulting in sagging skin. Factors like genetics, sun exposure, and lifestyle choices can accelerate this process. However, the good news is that there are several effective ways to prevent sagging skin and restore a more youthful appearance. In this blog post, we’ll…
There are many factors that affect the aging of our skin. While we can’t do anything to stop some of these factors (like getting older), there are some environmental factors we can influence positively. By taking some preventative actions we can help reduce the effect of “extrinsic” aging on skin, or aging as a result…
Have you considered getting a laser treatment to aid in reversing the signs of aging? Winter is the perfect time to start your journey with laser treatments! Our office offers several different types of highly-sought after laser treatments including HALO, BBL, and combination HALO+BBL treatments by sciton. See some FAQs about these treatments below: What…
FAQ’s About Chemical Peels At Savannah River Dermatology, we use PCA Skin professional treatments for all of our chemical peels. Chemical peels are safe for all skin types, and our staff is trained to identify what treatment combination is safe for each person’s skin in order for patients to reap the greatest benefits. We know…
10 FAQs about Botox Are you considering a Botox Cosmetic procedure and have questions? Check out our dermatologist’s answers to frequently asked questions. What is Botox? Botox, short for Botulinum toxin, is an FDA-approved medical injection used by dermatologists and doctors to aid in treating a variety of conditions. You’ll be most familiar with its use for the…