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Contour Esthetician Adriana explains to Ofelia which skin care products she can use during pregnancy. Visit our website here: contourderm.com

In this episode of The Best of Both Worlds with Dr. Timothy Jochen, he discusses Ichthyosis. It’s an excessive amount…See the video >>

Our Medical Assistant, Lee, demonstrates how to dress an open wound using a “Zinc Wrap”. Zinc plays a major role in regulating every phase of wound healing.

Folliculitis Barbae, most commonly known as razor bumps, is a condition that consists of irritated red bumps around the hair follicles, mainly in beard area.

Watch as our skin care expert Nathaly explains steps 3 & 4 in the Obagi Nu-derm Transformation Kit. It’s the secret to radiant, youthful skin with Obagi.

Our Consultant, Antonieta Ramirez gives SkinMedica’s HA5 a High Five! “Love it because of the hydration it provides.” Features five sources of hyaluronic acid.

At Contour Dermatology, we believe good things come in packages. In an effort to help our patients receive maximum results.

Nevus Spilus may sound like the name of some celestial star or newly discovered planet, but it simply means a brown or dark speckle or group of…

Ichthyosis is a group of rare genetic skin conditions that disrupt the skin’s natural shedding process, leading to dry, scaly (fish scales), and thickened skin.

Dr. Jochen has years of experience injecting silicone to lift up acne scars. The FDA approved medical grade silicone is used to perform this procedure. Silicone was approved for this purpose in 2007.

If you live in the desert, you are bound to encounter one of these plants eventually, however there are ways to prevent injuries when you do.

Whether due to aging, losing weight, or just a bad roll of the genetic dice, no one has ever said they enjoy the look of their newfangled dangle.

Its “fractional” approach to rejuvenating skin is perfect for the face, but why stop there? It’s an excellent solution for treating skin in other body regions.

Dr. Jochen was a principal investigator for this drug – the first new prescription drug approved for eczema in more than 10 years.

Steroid creams and ointments are effective and work quickly to bring a flare up under control, but there are side effects to using steroids long-term.