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You Don’t Need to Be Embarrassed by Your Psoriasis
April 15, 2017 | NewsMost people only know of the word “psoriasis” from television, thanks to the large ad budget of Head & Shoulders Shampoo. Forever linked with eczema and seborrhea in those commercials, psoriasis is a term most people have at least heard. But what is it? Psoriasis is a skin condition that is known more for its… Read More »Radiesse Lets Smile Lines Know They Aren’t a Laughing Matter
March 30, 2017 | NewsAging is like the rants you see from some of these political talk show hosts on TV — ongoing and unrelenting. With every passing year after your reach the age of 20, your collagen production drops by one additional percentage point. Over 20 or 30 years that is a serious decrease in collagen production. This… Read More »It’s No Sweat Ending Your Excessive Sweating
March 15, 2017 | NewsIt’s no fun suffering from excessive sweating. No matter the temperature, you’re always having to pay attention to your shirt to see if they’re showing your sweating. It’s embarrassing and can make you avoid social situations. But for our patients in Central Oregon, Deschutes offers miraDry, the only non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment to permanently eliminate sweat… Read More »Spider Veins Without Spiderman
February 28, 2017 | NewsIf the first thing you think of when you hear the term “spider veins” is Spiderman, you’ve been spending a few too many hours in the local megaplex watching the exploits of the famed Marvel Comic webslinger. Reality is known, spider veins aren’t anywhere near that exciting. Spider veins are those squiggly purple, red, or… Read More »Lend an Ear for Earlobe Repair
February 15, 2017 | NewsSo, you’re running through the woods trying to get away from the psycho wielding the chainsaw behind you. And heading into this little situation, you didn’t consider you’d be running through said woods and you donned some pretty big hoop earrings. Ouch. One of the hoops just caught on a tree branch and ripped right… Read More »Dealing with Scars
January 30, 2017 | NewsEveryone has at least a few scars. After all, every time the skin is wounded it creates some sort of scar. If the wound was minimal, the scar may be barely visible. In other cases, such as traumatic injury or surgery, the scars can be very visible. Acne scarring is also often a source of… Read More »Dealing with Moles and Skin Tags
January 15, 2017 | NewsEveryone has at least a few moles here and there on their body. And, with the exception of Cindy Crawford, most people aren’t thrilled with their appearance. Skin tags aren’t as prevalent as moles, but they’re even more despised. At Deschutes, we can remove both of these annoying skin growths. Here’s some more information and… Read More »Don’t Take Your Double Chin to the Holiday Party
December 30, 2016 | NewsSubmental fullness. Now that sounds like a perfect “answer” on Jeopardy! Be sure to phrase it in the form of a question: “What is another name for double chin, Alex.” Everyone thinks everyone else has submental fullness. We’re not like Jobba the Hut or anything. But the truth is most of us have at least… Read More »Leave the Moles to Wind in the Willows
December 15, 2016 | NewsMoles are generally viewed to be a nuisance. Well, maybe not in the children’s classic Wind in the Willows. But pretty much everywhere else. That applies whether they’re digging in your yard or showing up on your skin. At Deschutes, we’re interested in the moles on your skin. When they get in the way or… Read More »Why Do I Have Brown Patches of Skin During Pregnancy?
November 30, 2016 | NewsYou may not know the term, but chances are you’ve had pregnant friends who have had brown or grey-brown patches of skin on their face and other areas of the body that receive sun exposure. The condition is called melasma and is relatively common in women who are pregnant. Sometimes it is deemed to be… Read More »
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