Skin/ allergy Creams
We offer a wide range of creams, including veterinary, pain, Skin treatments, anti-fungal, and Facial compounds.
Some of the creams that we can make include:
TriLuma :
1- Fluocinolone acetonide 0.01% cream qty 60gms —to reduce inflamation,
2- Tretinoin 0.05% cream qty 45gms —to help exfoliate the skin,
3- Hydroquinone 4% cream qty 30gms —to lighten the skin all in a cream or ointment base.
Please make sure to tell your doctor to specify that can be dispensed separately on the prescription or in the Erx notes.
Also Dr to write “Brand medically necessary” if it applies.
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Dry skin Cream:
1- Neosalous cream 400gms
2-Tacrolimus Oitment 0.1% 100gms
3- Urea 41% cream 227gms.
(can be dispensed separately)
Medication adherence / syncing
Medication syncronization. Get all your prescriptions with us to enhance our care of you and we will try to fill all your medications on the same day each month.
Dry skin Cream :
1- Neosalous cream 400gms
2-Tacrolimus Oitment 0.03% 100gms
3- Urea 41% cream 227gms.
(can be dispensed separately)
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Pain cream/liquid:
1- Lidocaine 5% ointment 100gms
2-Pennsaid 2% 120gms
3- Doxepin 5% cream 45gms.
(can be dispensed separately).
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Vaccinations and Medical equipment.
Vaccinations. We offer a variety of vaccines to keep you healthy. Contact us to learn more about our immunizations. (i do not administer vaccines as yet)
Durable medical equipment. We carry a wide selection of medical equipment, including ambulatory aids, nebulizers and bathroom equipment.
Guideline based medication treatments.
All medication prescribing for patients is based on research and doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals use the published research to make clinical descisions on what medications to prescribe to patients.
Guidelines summerize recent changes in research and help make it concise for doctors, pharmacists and other healthcare professionals to make descisions on what medications will work best for the patients.
We make sure that your medications are suitable for your conditions when provided information.
Skin treatments (dermatology) News and information
- Exfoliants and Toners: 4 Reasons to Be Skeptical 13th May 2022What are some recommended daily exfoliants and toners and what do they do? The post Exfoliants and Toners: 4 Reasons to Be Skeptical appeared first on Skintour.
- What are you really gaining with microneedling? 29th April 2022I have some scarring from SkinPen Microneedling on the neck. Is there anything that can be done to help repair the area? The post What are you really gaining with microneedling? appeared first on Skintour.
- 5 UV Protection Facts for Everyone Who Loves the Outdoors 22nd April 2022I love being outside as much as possible. What can I do to keep my skin young and still be outdoors? The post 5 UV Protection Facts for Everyone Who Loves the Outdoors appeared first on Skintour.
- Laser and RF Treatments Around the Eye Area 15th April 2022I have had two of three treatments of Morpheus8 around my eyes which has resulted in awful bruising around my left eye, and now, three weeks later, I still have a deep red/purple mark under the left eye. What should I do? The post Laser and RF Treatments Around the Eye Area appeared first on […]
Acne news and information
- Checking your skin – The earlier the better. 13th May 2022First Derm - Ask an Online Dermatologist La entrada Checking your skin – The earlier the better. se publicó primero en First Derm.
- ACNE FROM STEROIDS: SHOULD YOU BE WORRIED? 21st April 2022First Derm - Ask an Online Dermatologist La entrada ACNE FROM STEROIDS: SHOULD YOU BE WORRIED? se publicó primero en First Derm.
- How to get a skin assessment on Instagram with First Derm’s Instagram Messenger Bot 7th April 2022First Derm - Ask an Online Dermatologist La entrada How to get a skin assessment on Instagram with First Derm’s Instagram Messenger Bot se publicó primero en First Derm.
- 4 skin conditions caused by Covid-19 vaccine 8th March 2022First Derm - Ask an Online Dermatologist La entrada 4 skin conditions caused by Covid-19 vaccine se publicó primero en First Derm.
Acne news and information
- A dermatologist’s pre-wedding skin care timeline for looking and feeling your best 23rd April 2022For many, a wedding is the most important day in one’s life. Whether someone has a month or a year to prepare for that day, looking and feeling one’s best is important. But how and when to start? At SkinCare Physicians near Boston, we meet brides and grooms who ask for our skin care advice […]
- Red cheeks with many “broken capillaries” – what can you do? 24th March 2022One of the most common concerns that bring Boston patients to SkinCare Physicians for advice about their appearance is the constant presence of red cheeks or dilated blood vessels on their cheeks and/or nose. Patients relate that the color change is always there, and may be accentuated by stress, drinking alcohol, getting overheated or eating […]
- Topical acne treatments: what’s new? 17th March 2022Acne is one of the most common skin conditions that affect our patients. Actually 40-50 million people suffer from acne annually in the US. As dermatologists, we evaluate and treat patients with acne in the Boston area multiple times a day. Fortunately, we have many effective acne treatments at our disposal, including three recently-launched topical […]
- Avoiding unnatural results with cosmetic injections 1st February 2022As we begin 2022, the popularity of injectable cosmetic procedures such as neurotoxins (Botox, Dysport, Jeuveau, Xeomin), and fillers (Restylane, Juvederm, Teoxane, Belotero, Sculptra, Radiesse) continues to expand. Patients are drawn to the immediacy and the non-invasive nature of these powerful interventions. When performed by skilled injectors, they are safe, effective and produce beautiful natural […]
