Baking in the sun is out. Using a self-tanning product for a bronzy glow is in. Why? Because UVA and UVB rays from the sun cause skin cancer, dark spots, and wrinkles (no thank you!). Going through the year with a golden tan can be a huge confidence booster, especially during the summer when you …. read more
In a recent story featured on Allure magazine’s website, several skin experts weighed in on the Best 21 Skin Care Tips. For my beauty blog this month, I thought it would be helpful to expand on some of their tips to give my readers more detailed information (as well as some product recommendations!). During April, …. read more
For gorgeous skin from back-to-school through Thanksgiving and on into winter, we’ve got some tips for you. Come on in to Beatitude Aesthetic Medicine for personalized advice customized to your skin. These tips will help your skin make the transition from summer to fall flawlessly. Keep Using Your Sunscreen You might not be lounging on …. read more
Uneven pigmentation? Come on in. We’ve got a variety of treatment options to even your skin tone for a more beautiful complexion. Whether you’ve got brown spots, melasma, freckles or a different pigmentation problem, we can help you. Call us today and schedule your appointment. What Causes Hyperpigmentation? There are many different types of hyperpigmentation, …. read more
Summer’s on its way. Is your skin ready? During the summer women tend to scale back on their makeup and enjoy their natural beauty, but for those of us with problem skin, the thought of going au naturel can be stressful. Summer also means more time in the sun which brings its own unique concerns …. read more
It’s official, spring is here! To help your skin look its best spring through summer and beyond, we’ve prepared a quick list of spring skin care essentials. Armed with these tips (and the helpful advice of Dr. Chang), your skin will look radiant all season long. Stick to a Routine How often do you cleanse …. read more
Patient Stories
Dr. Chang has an eye for symmetry and aesthetics. I went in for a consultation to have fillers under my eyes. Instead I was educated on my facial anatomy. I agreed to some fillers in my forehead and cheeks instead and could not be more pleased with the outcome.
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