Am I at Risk for Skin Cancer?
Many people may think when summer is over, so is their need for sunscreen. However, this couldn’t be more wrong, especially given the fact more people are diagnosed with skin …
Peter Karlsberg, MD
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5 Popular Uses for Botox
For many people the use of Botox® equals smoother skin with less wrinkles. While this is certainly true, it’s not the only problem this injectable can address. Botox and fillers …
How Long Do Facial Fillers Last?
Changes in our body are natural as we age, but that doesn’t mean we must accept the wrinkles, hollow cheeks, and sagging jowls that go along with the passage …
Feeling Self-Conscious About Your Neck? Consider Neck Rejuvenation
Many people blame facial wrinkles and sagging cheeks for an older-looking appearance but the neck can play a role, too. Fortunately, neck rejuvenation can provide tighter, younger-looking skin. Dr. …
What is Silhouette InstaLift?
Changes to our bodies — and appearance — are natural as we get older, but that doesn’t mean we have to live with them. Thanks to a number of cosmetic …
Help! I Have Blotchy and Discolored Skin!
Everything from the elements to health conditions can affect our appearance — especially when it comes to blotchy and discolored skin. Fortunately, there are a number of treatment options available. …
Assess Your Moles with the ABCDE Method
When many people think of a skin care regimen their minds immediately jump to things like cleansing, moisturizing, and using sunscreen. While these are all critical components to healthy …
Can I Do Anything about Spider Veins?
Whether you’re ready to hit the beach or have a picnic in the park, you want to look and feel your best. If unattractive spider veins on your legs …
How PRP Can Help Treat Androgenic Alopecia
Androgenetic alopecia may not be a medical condition known to a lot of people. However, its layman’s name is one many men and women are all too familiar with: …
What to Do About Sagging Skin
Most people expect a few wrinkles and laugh lines as they age, but sagging skin? Probably not so much. Fortunately, help is available. Dr. Peter Karlsberg and his physician’s assistant Michele …