September is Healthy Aging Month, a great reminder to care for yourself inside and out so you can continue feeling your best at every stage of life.
Your skin is your body’s largest organ, and taking care of it is an important part of healthy aging. While wrinkles and other visible changes are a natural part of getting older, aging also changes the way your skin functions, protects itself, and responds to environmental damage.
Understanding these changes can help you build habits that support healthier skin for years to come.
October is National Eczema Awareness Month – it’s a time to shed light on this difficult yet treatable condition. Eczema tends to come and go without warning–and no one knows for sure what causes it. The disease causes patches of dry, intensely itchy skin and scratching that itch can make it worse.
Dr. Stanley Glazer, one of our long-standing board-certified dermatologists here at New England Dermatology explains how you can get some relief:
Medical Dermatology
Cosmetic Aesthetics
