General Dermatology

What Makes a Board-Certified Dermatologist a Dermatology Specialist?

When seeking treatment for skin, hair, or nail conditions, you always want to visit the most qualified specialist. In the field of dermatology, that means seeing a board-certified dermatologist like Dr. Dina Strachan at Aglow Dermatology. However, it can sometimes be difficult to determine which qualifications certain providers have. Terms like “skin specialist” or “dermatology specialist” don’t …

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The Benefits of Using Chemical Peels For Acne Treatment

Chemical peels can be a great way to help reduce acne and improve your skin’s appearance.  Chemical peels can also target deeper causes of breakouts, helping reduce inflammation and combat signs of aging. Learn more about the benefits of chemical peels for acne, what they involve, and how they work.   Chemical peels for acne …

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Are Chemical Peels Covered By Insurance?

Chemical peels are an increasingly popular procedure in medical offices.  They have both medical and cosmetic applications.  Patients sometimes ask does health insurance cover chemical peels? The answers are yes, no, and it depends. We will discuss the circumstances that determine whether chemical peels are covered by insurance.   What is a chemical peel? A …

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What Is Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia? CCCA

Central Centrifugal Cicatricial Alopecia (CCCA) is a type of alopecia characterized by hair loss at the crown of the head that widens over time. Occurring almost exclusively in black women, CCCA often starts slowly with hair that breaks easily and begins to thin gradually. However, as it progresses, hair loss becomes more noticeable and may be …

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