Celebrity Dermatologist - Susan Bard, M.D.

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Address: 56 W 45th St Ste 820, New York, NY 10036

Phone: 212-389-9919

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A dermatologist is a medical doctor, earning an MD (Doctor ofMedicine) or a DO (Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine) license that allowsthe individual to specialize in treating many of the physical featuresthat make you human.Acne is the most common skin disease in the world — 80 percent of allpeople experience an acne breakout at some point in their lives, oftenduring the teenage years. Acne is a skin condition in which the poresbecome clogged with sebum (oil) and dead skin cells. These clogs arereferred to as comedones or blackheads and whiteheads.Propionibacterium acnes bacteria found on the skin can becomes trappedin these clogged pores. As the bacteria thrive on the sebum andpustule begins to form. Over time this triggers an inflammatoryresponse from and a deep tender cystic lesion may form, which mayeventually lead to follicle rupture if untreated.Eczema, also called atopic dermatitis, is one of the diagnoses you getwhen you have red spots on your skin that become inflamed and itchy. Atop dermatologist in Manhattan recognizes the symptoms right away andrecommends the best treatment for eczema based on your current health and medical history.A chronic yet routine skin condition in people over the age of 30,rosacea generally manifests itself as the extreme visibility of redblood vessels in your cheeks, nose, and forehead. It often appears in flare-ups lasting for several weeks or even months, only to thentemporarily disappear into remission. Unless you have it treated, it will continue to recur. Psoriasis is one of the more misunderstood skin disorders today. It’sa condition where your skin cells’ life cycle changes so that they regenerate much more rapidly. In fact, skin cells multiply 10 times faster with psoriasis. As a result, the cells build up on the surface of your skin.

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