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👩🏻‍⚕️👩🏼‍⚕️Board Certified Dermatologists
Diane S. Berson, MD FAAD
Emily Lebowitz Luks, MD FAAD
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Be the first to hear from expert dermatologist @bersonlebowitzmd on why she believes Re-Q will be the future of longevity and dermatology 🧬 - #SkinLongevity #Dermatology #Skincare #Longevity #ReQHealth by @bersonlebowitzmd
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Poison ivy is a form of contact dermatitis cause by an inflammatory reaction to urushiol, an oily plant resin. Check out this @washingtonpost article by @beth_kri to learn more. Thank you for including @bersonlebowitzmd ! by @bersonlebowitzmd
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2 months ago
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Thank you @castle_connolly ! ✨ by @bersonlebowitzmd
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4 months ago
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The fraxel laser is a great treatment for sun-damaged hands. In addition to fading solar lentigines (“sun spots”), fraxel stimulates collagen and elastin production, making the skin feel and look smoother ✨ by @bersonlebowitzmd
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4 months ago
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We are delighted to welcome back Dr. Diane S. Berson to Science of Skin Summit 2026! 🌟 An Associate Professor of Dermatology at Weill Cornell Medicine and Attending Dermatologist at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital, Dr. Berson is a seasoned private practitioner specializing in medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology, including acne, rosacea, and cutaneous oncology. She has been dedicated to teaching medical students and residents for more than 35 years. A Fellow of the American Academy of Dermatology and Past President of the Women’s Dermatologic Society, Dr. Berson’s leadership and longstanding commitment to the field make her return to the Summit especially meaningful. . . . #dermatologist #dermatologyexpert #skincareexpert #skincareeducation #scienceofskinsummit taken in Austin, Texas by @bersonlebowitzmd
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8 months ago
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Scars may result from various injuries to the skin such as trauma, surgery, and burns. This patient’s forehead scar improved with a combination of fractional non-ablative laser (Fraxel) and pulsed dye laser (Vbeam) treatments. With the appropriate interventions tailored to each patient, we can address the discoloration and textural irregularities of scars. by @bersonlebowitzmd
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9 months ago
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This patient presented with acne and persistent redness from her breakouts. She was not able to take the oral medications commonly used to treat acne. She continues to improve significantly with a topical regimen and in-office treatments including chemical peels and pulsed dye laser sessions. by @bersonlebowitzmd
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a year ago
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Check out Dr. Berson & Dr. Lebowitz discussing liquid oxygen acne treatment in the most recent issue of @practicalderm by @bersonlebowitzmd
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a year ago
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Poison ivy is a form of contact dermatitis caused by an inflammatory reaction to urushiol, an oily plant resin found in poison ivy, poison oak, and poison sumac plants. After exposure to one of these plants, a rash typically develops within a few days. In those never previously exposed to urushiol, the rash can be delayed for a couple of weeks. Importantly, contact with clothing contaminated with urushiol can cause the rash as well. Poison ivy dermatitis is characterized by very itchy, raised, pink or red circular bumps (usually in a linear formation) on areas of exposed skin. Blisters can form as well. The ankles and wrists are commonly affected, but multiple areas of the body can develop a rash before the urushiol is washed off hands and clothing. It is important to cleanse the skin as soon as possible after contacting poison ivy, oak, or sumac plants. All clothing should be washed, as should pets that might have been exposed. For those who routinely garden, vinyl gloves are recommended for prevention. Management of poison ivy dermatitis may include topical corticosteroid creams or oral steroids such as prednisone. Additional soothing measures may include anti-itch lotions, colloidal oatmeal baths, and oral anti-histamines. #poisonivy #contactdermatitis Educational information only, not medical advice PMID: 34826273 PMID: 31045932 by @bersonlebowitzmd
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a year ago
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Melanoma can develop within an existing mole or may appear as a new mole on the body. A useful tool for assessing your moles is the ABCDE checklist (see above). Those with a personal or family history of skin cancer, a significant number of “atypical” or abnormal appearing moles, fair skin, a history of severe/blistering sunburns, or a history of tanning bed use may be at increased risk of developing melanoma. Sun damage is a risk factor that can be minimized. We therefore recommend broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or above, and re-application of sunscreen every 2-3 hours when spending time outdoors. Melanoma Monday is an important reminder to visit a board-certified dermatologist for any changing or concerning moles or growths on the body. Since melanoma can spread from the skin to other parts of the body, early detection is key. #melanomamonday #skincancerawareness #molechecks by @bersonlebowitzmd
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a year ago
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Polyphenols are plant-based compounds with antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties that can benefit the skin. Examples of dietary sources of polyphenols include blackberries, blueberries, celery, walnuts, green tea, soy, and red wine. While oral supplements are likely not necessary for those with well-balanced diets, grape seed extract, resveratrol, quercetin, and curcumin (among others) are ingredients that may be found in oral polyphenol supplements. Polyphenols may improve skin moisturization, increase skin elasticity, and protect against signs of skin aging such as fine lines and hyperpigmentation. Green tea specifically has been shown to reduce damage caused by UV radiation from the sun, and both green tea and curcumin (turmeric) may be helpful in the setting of inflammatory skin conditions. #polyphenols #antioxidants #healthyskin PMCID: PMC3871896 PMCID: PMC8035891 by @bersonlebowitzmd
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a year ago
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We had a great time this past weekend discussing general skin care, sun protection, and hair care as part of the @womensdermsociety Women’s Shelter Initiative. Thank you to @cerave and @lorealgroupe for providing skin care products for our participants and for supporting the WDS! #womenshealth #skincare #communityoutreach by @bersonlebowitzmd
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2 years ago
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