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All medication prescribing for patients is based on research and doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals use the published research to make clinical decisions on what medications to prescribe to patients. 

Guidelines summarize recent changes in research and help make it concise for doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals to make decisions on what medications will work best for the patients. 

We make sure that your medications are suitable for your conditions when provide information.

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    If you’ve noticed a firm, rounded growth on your earlobe that keeps getting bigger and won’t go away on its own, you may have an earlobe keloid. Keloids, a type of raised scars, can be frustrating and even painful. The good news is that effective treatment is available. At SkinCare Physicians in Chestnut Hill Mass, […]
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    At SkinCare Physicians, we offer a wide range of cosmetic treatments, from Botox and fillers to non-surgical skin tightening, treatment for sun-induced brown spots and facial redness, laser hair removal and body contouring. Each treatment offers distinct benefits, depending on your skin goals. But if I, Dr. Dover, could only do one procedure, my choice […]
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    Co-authored with Dr. Kathleen Coerdt Topical estrogen has become one of the most talked-about trends in skin rejuvenation. Social media and online forums frequently promote estrogen creams as a solution for menopausal skin aging. Some women are even applying vaginal estrogen creams to their faces or using compounded estrogen formulations specifically marketed for anti-aging. Dr. […]
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    A painless, do-it-yourself (DYI) treatment for refractory plantar warts may sound too good to be true, but recent research suggests it could be a surprisingly effective option. Given the limitations of many traditional wart treatments, this simple at-home approach is generating excitement at SkinCare Physicians. Here is what our expert dermatologist, Dr. Travers, think about […]
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