Newport Beach Dermatology and Plastic Surgery

We were proud to walk and support @patricks_purpose_foundation today in support of suicide awareness and mental health #talksaveslives #walkwithus #itsokaytoaskforhelp #patrickspurpose #togetherwhileapart #bethechangepattywanted

Melanoma is the third most common skin cancer, but one of the most deadly, and it is important to catch early. We diagnose and treat and manage melanoma patients at NBDPS. Please read Dr Anne Marie Freeman McNeill comments on what to know for follow up care after a melanoma surgery. https://www.healthcentral.com//healing-after-melanoma-surg

Professionally speaking, I can think of only one reason for @jlo to wear this attire to her doctor appointment today, and it isn’t because she only believes in a natural approach to beauty. Let’s be honest, masking and work-from-home has been an opportunity for some who have isolated and covid-tested to have some work done and recover safely and privately without professional and social obligations. I love JLo and the @dior outfit is beyond, but I don’t like the pretendin...g that her look is from olive oil and not #needles #laserresurfacing #plasticsurgery #blepharoplasty #facelift #rhinoplasty #skintightening #botox #xeomin #newportbeach #newportbeachdermatologyandplasticsurgery I’m looking forward to all of the after photos in 2021!

If a mole contains different colors, like shades of brown, tan, or black, that can be cause for concern, says Anne Marie McNeill Anne Marie Freeman McNeill, M.D., a board-certified dermatologist in Newport Beach, California and member of The Skin Cancer Foundation. Cancerous spots can also look red, pinkish, white, or blue. https://www.healthcentral.com/sl/how-to-tell-cancerous-mole Did you know at NBDPS we have a variety of tools to help tell if a mole is cancerous? De...rmoscopy: also known as epiluminescence microscopy, it allows for inspection of skin lesions unobstructed by skin surface reflections Fotofinder: digitized full body skin photography which allows for detection of new or changing lesions by comparison over time Total body skin exam: detect cancerous moles as described in this article We recommend yearly skin examinations for all adults in order to catch skin cancers at the earliest stage possible.

Most people have heard of Malignant Melanoma, but did you know there are many types of skin cancer? Regular skin exams can generally detect all forms of skin cancer at the earliest stage. Please read Dr Anne Marie Freeman McNeill comments on the many types of skin cancer and what we are looking for at your skin examination https://www.healthcentral.com//how-to-spot-different-skin-

Time for some self-care? Gwyneth Paltrow goes uniquely purified. Will you? Call us today to learn more about Xeomin, a uniquely purified anti-wrinkle injection for frown lines (without unnecessary proteins). #DareToSelfCare #LaterFrownLines #HelloXeomin #newportbeachdermatologyandplasticsurgery

Did you know today is Vulvar Lichen Sclerosus Awareness Day? Lichen Sclerosus is an autoimmune skin disease that primarily affects the female genital region It most commonly starts around menopause, but can start at any age ... The primary symptom is itch, and many patients are misdiagnosed with yeast infections for years before diagnosis The vulvar skin can gradually change to a white, shiny appearance, and the structure of the skin shape can change Long term, patients with lichen sclerosus are at increased risk of vulvar carcinoma and require lifelong monitoring There are excellent medical and laser treatments for lichen sclerosus available at NBDPS Dr. McNeill is a vulvar disease expert. If you or someone you know suffers from a skin disorder of the vulva, please reach out #vulvarskinconditions #vulvarskin #drmcneill #nbdps #newportbeachdermatologyandplasticsurgery #lichensclerosus #vulvarawarenessday #women #anatomy #vulva #vulvarawareness #vulvarcancer #vulvaexpert #ISSVD ISSVD

September is full of GREAT things at NBDPS

Dermatologist, Larisa Lehmer, M.D., joins NBDPS

September is full of GREAT things at NBDPSFree cosmetic consultations, Thursday, September 10th.

Saturday, September 19th Dedicated to Treating People at High Risk For Contracting COVID-19

This patient was looking for a treatment to help with under eye hollowness for a brighter and more awake appearance. Just 1 syringe of Belotero was used and she looks Treatment: Belotero Filler How does it work?: Just 1 syringe was split to inject a small amount of filler under each eye to fill the hollowness. A cannula is used for precise placement and to prevent possible bruising. Belotero is a hyaluronic acid based filler that typically lasts from 6-8 months. ...Pain level: Mild. We mix lidocaine numbing into the filler to alleviate pain Recovery time: It takes about 1 week for all swelling and potential bruising to subside Post procedural: Ice for any discomfort : $600/syringe Why NBDPS: We have excellent providers who are amazing injectors to help you reach your aesthetic goals Questions? Need to schedule? : 949-706-7886 : [email protected] : newportbeachdps.com @ Newport Beach Dermatology and Plastic Surgery

We are committed to your safety. We continue to offer state of the art patient care and your new patient experience at NBDPS includes temperature checks, masks, mouthwash, Molekule air purification, extensive room sanitation, barrier equipment, protective PPE, and more https://youtu.be/N7nqc3AUdRc

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