Skin Care

At Skin & Beauty Center, we restore your innate beauty using the most advanced treatments and techniques. Our board-certified dermatologists are extensively trained in diagnosing and treating skin disorders, ensuring you receive top-tier care. Vasculaze is a state-of-the-art laser therapy designed to target and treat varicose veins.  Patients often choose Vasculaze for its high safety profile, proven […]

Psoriasis on the face isn’t just a skin condition — it’s often a daily challenge that can affect how you feel about yourself. If you notice patches of red, scaly skin appearing on your face, you might be seeing common symptoms of facial psoriasis. This visibility can make social interactions daunting and impact your self-esteem. While

Your spring wardrobe should not only be stylish but also prioritize your safety. As per the Skin Cancer Foundation, clothing stands out as a highly effective method for skin cancer prevention as it can help to shield your skin against sun damage. Here’s what you need to know. How To Protect Your Skin With Your Spring Wardrobe Hats

Dermatology has continued to advance and reveal innovative skincare routines. These trends both improve skin health and augment your natural beauty. As 2024 begins, the Skin & Beauty Center of Greater Los Angeles wants to highlight rejuvenating techniques that you’ll want to try–either at home or with our aestheticians. Make Sure To Exfoliate Exfoliation remains a timeless

A skin exam, or a skin cancer screening, is a preventive procedure used to detect certain types of skin cancers. Annual skin exams are conducted by a medical professional by doing a visual examination of your entire body, including your scalp, face, trunk, limbs, hands, feet, eyes, eyelids, ears, fingers, and toes. Here’s what you need

To ensure you have a complete early detection strategy in place, it is important to see a dermatologist at least once a year for a complete skin exam. If you are at higher risk of developing skin cancer, you may want to reach out to Skin & Beauty Center more often for a professional, full-body skin

Psoriasis and eczema are two common skin conditions often mistaken for one other because of their similar symptoms and appearance. For example, about 3% of the U.S. population (about 7.5 million people) have psoriasis, medical publication AJMC reported, while a whopping 31.6 million U.S. residents have a form of eczema, according to WebMD. However, despite their prevalence and