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Not all skin cancer looks the same. To help yourself identify the various types of cancerous cells that can develop on your skin, use this guide.

At first, rosacea might not seem like a big deal. But if you leave it untreated, you’ll likely have a worsening issue on your hands. Learn more in this quick guide.

If you’re prone to breakouts, the key to getting clear skin lies in understanding what’s causing your acne in the first place. Learn what might be to blame — and how we can directly address it.

Good news: warts are benign — or noncancerous — growths on your skin. Still, though, they might warrant a trip to the doctor. Learn more here.

Chemical peels can drive dramatic transformation in your skin, but different peels function in a variety of ways. To help you determine the best option for yourself, here are four areas to consider.

You take your child to a pediatrician because they specialize in smaller bodies and childhood conditions. A specialist is important for your child’s skin issues, too. Learn what to expect at a pediatric dermatology appointment.

If you have a cyst on your scalp — whether it’s a pilar cyst or another type of growth — you’re probably wondering what to do. Learn when scalp cysts may go away on their own and, if they don’t, what we can do about them.

If you have a rash that just won’t go away, it could be eczema. Learn what triggers this bothersome skin condition.

The right care can make a huge difference in your comfort level as you live with psoriasis. Learn your options for getting your healthiest skin — and best life — here.

Rosacea is probably an unwelcome part of your life, but you can take steps to minimize its role. Here are a few actionable ways to prevent a flare-up.

Cases of skin cancer are increasing across the globe. You know the importance of using sunscreen, but are you still at risk? Know the risk factors for skin cancer so you can take the proper steps to protect yourself.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.

What is eyebrow mircoblading? Eyebrow microblading is a semi-permanent technique that allows patients to have a fuller, more natural looking eyebrow.

What is the LUX Skin Club? Enjoy the many services our clinic has to offer every month at discounted price. We at LUX want you to have the best skin possible.

Dr. Leposavic on Las Vegas’ local ABC station talking about the importance of using sunscreen to prevent skin cancer.

LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — May is Melanoma Awareness Month, but in Las Vegas, protecting your skin is important every month of the year. In the past decade, the number of new melanoma cases diagnosed annually has increased by 53 percent.

Fun in the sun is part of the Central Coast lifestyle and there’s no shortage of things to do outdoors. But exposure to the sun also carries a risk.

What is Psoriasis? Psoriasis is a skin condition that speeds up the life cycle of skin cells. Psoriasis sufferers often have red patches of skin, scaly spots, dry and cracked skin, and itching and burning.

LUX Dermatology is proud to offer Ultherapy, the only FDA approved, non-invasive face and neck lift. Christie Brinkley and one million other patients have been treated with Ultherapy.

What is a Spectra Laser? The Spectra laser is a low energy, non-ablative laser resurfacing treatment that improves skin tone and texture.

What are IPL & Photofacials Intense Pulsed Light therapy improves the appearance of sun-damaged skin, age spots/freckles, benign brown pigments, & redness.

What is Venus Freeze & Skin Tightening A non-invasive treatment to enhance skin tone on the face & body using multi-polar radio frequency & magnetic pulsed fields.

Customized Skin Care Products LUX Dermatology is proud to offer the most advanced skin care available. Whether your skin is oily, dry, aging, or acne prone there is a solution for your skin type.

Rash Treatment What is Rash Treatment? A rash is a temporary eruption or discoloration of the skin and can be inflamed and swollen.

What is Hair Loss? Both men and women can experience hair loss at any stage in their life.

What is Scar Revision? LUX Dermatologists have the technology and experienced that can help reduce the size and shape of many scars.

What is Hyperhydrosis? Hyperhidrosis is the medical name for excessive sweating. Sweating is the body’s internal air conditioning.

What is a Skin Cyst? Skin cysts are small, painless bumps under the skin, sometimes near a hair follicle.

What is Dandruff? Dandruff occurs on the scalp and is not contagious or serious.

What is Keloids? A keloid is a raised scar and occurs after a wound has healed.

What is Eczema? Eczema is a condition that causes the skin to become infected, irritated and inflamed.

What are Fungal Nail Infections? Fungal nail infection is a skin condition that starts with a small or yellow spot under the fingernail or toenail.

What is Lipoma? Lipoma is a soft, fatty and slow growing lump underneath the skin.

What is Rosacea? Rosacea is a skin condition that most often affects the face, but can affect the neck and chest area as well.

What is Wart Removal? A wart is a skin growth on any part of the body caused by a virus (HPV), and it can quickly spread. Warts are extremely contagious and are most likely to develop in broken skin.

What is Melasma? Melasma is a medical condition where the face becomes discolored leaving brown, blue-grey or tan spots on the face.

What are Skin Tags? Skin tags are very common and mostly harmless skin condition. Skin tags are classified as noxious growths on the skin that may cause irritation.

What is Angioma? An angioma is classified as a benign growth of blood vessels under the skin. There are two types of angiomas: • Cherry angioma: caused by age • Spider angioma: caused by injury, sun exposure and liver disease

What is Sebaceous Hyperplasia? Sebaceous Hyperplasia is a skin disorder of the sebaceous glands that cause them to become enlarged.

Mohs surgery, named after the late University of Wisconsin Professor of Surgery, Frederick Mohs, is the gold standard for treatment of skin cancers. It is utilized mainly for basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma, the two most common types...

What is Electronic Brachytherapy Treatment? Electronic Brachytherapy Treatment (EBT) for Non-Melanomatous Skin Cancer EBT for skin cancer is a non-invasive office-based alternative to excision or MOHS surgery for the treatment of basal cell and squamous...

What is Surgical Excision? Surgical excision is a treatment for melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers. Physicians cut out the unhealthy skin, leaving the healthy skin still intact.

What is a Non-Invasive Face Lift? As we age we lose collagen. Loss of collagen can cause us to have loose skin and wrinkles.

What are Botox & Wrinkle Relaxers? LUX Dermatology believes in state-of-the-art products, procedures and technology. We are proud to carry a wide range of wrinkle relaxers to fit your needs.

What are Dermal Fillers? LUX Dermatology has products to make you feel and look more youthful without surgery. We are proud to offer a wide array of different dermal fillers to fit your aesthetic goals and budget.

What is Kybella? Kybella is the ONLY FDA approved injectable that eliminates fat cells from predetermined treatment area. Kybella is made up of deoxycholic acid, a natural substance found in our bodies.

What is Microdermabrasion? Microdermabrasion is a minimally abrasive procedure utilizing crystals to exfoliate & remove the superficial layers of dry, dead skin cells.

What are Facials? Facials are a gentle exfoliation treatment to remove dry skin cells and prepare the skin for hydration and & nourishing agents, relieving tightness and fine lines.

What are Chemical Peels? Chemical peels are one of the best treatments to even out your skin tone. They can lighten, tighten & and brighten the skin.

Acne can occur at any stage in life. Whether you are a pubescent teenager or an adult, acne can affect more than just your skin.