• What To Know About Botox
    You've seen advertising about BOTOX Cosmetic, the aesthetic skin treatment which makes fine facial lines and wrinkles less obvious. At Atlantic Derm in Delray Beach, FL, Dr. Yvette Tivoli administers Read more
  • Understanding Cold Sores
    Cold sores are small, painful blisters that develop on the lips and around the mouth. These sores are caused by a viral infection known as herpes simplex. More specifically, Herpes Read more
  • What Is Molluscum Contagiosum?
    Molluscum contagiosum is a viral infection that most commonly affects children under 10 years old, that causes hard, raised red bumps known as papules to develop on the skin. These Read more
  • The Importance Of Regular Skin Exams In Detecting Skin Cancer
    Coupled with at-home screening, your full-body exam with your dermatologist in Delray Beach, FL, is one of the best weapons in the war on skin cancer, says the Skin Cancer Read more
  • Rosacea Symptoms and Causes
    Facial flushing and acne-like bumps may be signs of rosacea, one of the conditions your Delray Beach, FL, dermatologist, Dr. Yvette Tivoli of Atlantic Derm treats. Rosacea can occur at Read more
  • What Are Dermal Fillers?
    How dermal fillers from your dermatologist in Delray Beach, Florida can help you look younger. Do you look as young as you feel? If not, it’s time to do something about Read more
  • Treating Your Fungal Infection
    Dealing with an unpleasant fungal infection? Our dermatology team can help.  Did you know that along with treating conditions and infections of the skin, our Delray Beach, FL, dermatologist Dr. Yvette Read more
  • Treating Lichen Planus
    Lichen planus is an autoimmune disorder that attacks both the skin and mucous membranes inside the mouth. This chronic condition causes flat, itchy reddish-purple bumps to develop on the skin Read more
  • What Is Impetigo?
    Find out more about this common childhood bacterial skin infection and how to treat it. Most people don’t know what impetigo is. Maybe you haven’t even heard of it. This contagious Read more
  • Benefits Of Having A Dermatologist
    Have you considered that your skin is your largest organ? Live Science reports the average person has 22 square feet of this multi-layered and highly vascularized part of the body. Read more
  • Understanding and Treating Eczema
    If you notice recurring bouts of red, scaly, itchy patches of skin then you could be dealing with eczema. Eczema refers to a variety of skin conditions that cause plaques Read more
  • Treating Shingles
    As kids, we dealt with that notoriously itchy rash caused by chickenpox. Unfortunately, as we get older, the same virus that caused our childhood chickenpox can also cause shingles. If Read more
  • Can't Stop Itching? Know the Signs of Poison Ivy, Sumac, and Oak
    Some many conditions and problems could lead to itchy skin; however, if you’ve been exposed to poison ivy, sumac, or oak you must be able to recognize the symptoms. It’s Read more
  • Scalp Psoriasis: Symptoms and Treatment
    Dealing with an itchy, flaky scalp? It could be dandruff or it could be a sign that you’re dealing with a common condition known as scalp psoriasis. Scalp psoriasis isn’t Read more
  • Is My Rash Ringworm or Something Else?
    There are many reasons that you might be dealing with a skin rash; however, if you suspect that it might be ringworm you may be surprised to discover that there Read more
  • Preventing Hair Dandruff
    Dandruff is a common problem and one that you may not worry too much about if you deal with minor flaking every once in a while; however, severe dandruff can Read more

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