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General Info: At Juno Dermatology, we are dedicated to providing expert dermatological care in a convenient and comfortable setting. Our state-of-the-art facility in the heart of Palm Beach Gardens, FL specializes in general, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology. Dr. Anna Krishtul, a board certified dermatologist, will personally work with you to create a customized treatment plan, be it a medical or cosmetic problem. Offering a variety of services and procedures, we can help you revitalize your skin's health and natural glow.
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Medical Dermatology

Whiteheads/Blackheads
also known as comedones, are non-inflammatory and appear more on the face and shoulders. As long as they remain uninfected, they are unlikely to lead to scarring.
Red Pustules or Papules
are inflamed pores that fill with pus. These can lead to scarring.

In normal skin, oil glands under the skin, known as sebaceous glands, produce an oily substance called sebum.
The sebum moves from the bottom to the top of each hair follicle and then spills out onto the surface of the skin, taking with it sloughed-off skin cells. With acne, the structure through which the sebum flows gets plugged up. This blockage traps sebum and sloughed-off cells below the skin, preventing them from being released onto the skin's surface. If the pore's opening is fully blocked, this produces a whitehead. If the pore's opening is open, this produces blackheads. When either a whitehead or blackhead becomes inflammed, they can become red pustules or papules.
It is important for patients not to pick or scratch at individual lesions because it can make them inflamed and can lead to long-term scarring.

Benzoyl Peroxide
Used in mild cases of acne, benzoyl peroxide reduces the blockages in the hair follicles.
Oral and Topical Antibiotics
Used to treat any infection in the pores.
Hormonal Treatments
Can be used for adult women with hormonally induced acne.
Tretinoin
A derivative of Vitamin A, tretinoin helps unplug the blocked-up material in whiteheads/blackheads. It has become a mainstay in the treatment of acne.
Extraction
Removal of whiteheads and blackheads using a small metal instrument that is centered on the comedone and pushed down, extruding the blocked pore.

Rosacea is a chronic skin condition that causes facial redness, acne-like pimples, visible small blood vessels on the face, swelling and/or watery, irritated eyes.
This inflammation of the face can affect the cheeks, nose, chin, forehead or eyelids. More than 14 million Americans suffer from rosacea. It is not contagious, but there is some evidence to suggest that it is inherited. There is no known cause or cure for rosacea. There is also no link between rosacea and cancer.
Rosacea generally begins after age 30 and goes through cycles of flare-ups and remissions.
Over time, it gets ruddier in color and small blood vessels (like spider veins) may appear on the face. If left untreated, bumps and pimples may form, the end of the nose may become swollen, red and bulbous and eyes may water or become irritated.
Rosacea occurs most often among people with fair skin who tend to blush or flush easily.
It occurs more often among women than men, but men tend to suffer from more severe symptoms. Most patients experience multiple symptoms at varying levels of severity.

Flushing
Persistently Red Skin on the Face
Bumps Or Acne-like Pimples
Visible Blood Vessels on Facial Skin
Watery Or Irritated Eyes
Burning, Itching Or Stinging of Facial Skin
Skin Roughness and Dryness
Raised Red Patches
Swelling (Edema)

Leading Triggers

Sun Exposure
Hot Or Cold Weather
Emotional Stress
Wind
Alcohol
Heavy Exercise
Spicy Foods
Hot Baths
Heated Beverages
Some Skin Care Products
Humidity
Indoor Heat

Congenital Nevi
Moles present at birth. The larger their size, the greater the risk for developing into a skin cancer.
Atypical Dysplastic Nevi
Irregularly shaped moles that are larger than average. They often appear to have dark brown centers with light, uneven borders.

Higher frequency of moles

Asymmetry
Half the mole does not match the other half in size, shape or color.
Border
The edges of moles are irregular, scalloped, or poorly defined.
Color
The mole is not the same color throughout.
Diameter
The mole is usually greater than 6 millimeters when diagnosed, but may also be smaller.
Evolving
A mole or skin lesion that is different from the rest, or changes in size, shape, or color.

Treatment
Psoriasis is classified as Mild to Moderate when it covers 3% to 10% of the body and Moderate to Severe when it covers more than 10% of the body. The severity of the disease impacts the choice of treatments.
Mild to Moderate Psoriasis
Mild to moderate psoriasis can generally be treated at home using a combination of three key strategies: over-the-counter medications, prescription topical treatments and light therapy/phototherapy.

Types of Psoriasis

Plaque Psoriasis (Psoriasis Vulgaris)
About 80% of all psoriasis sufferers get this form of the disease. It is typically found on the elbows, knees, scalp and lower back. It classically appears as inflamed, red lesions covered by silvery-white scales.
Guttate Psoriasis
This form of psoriasis appears as small red dot-like spots, usually on the trunk or limbs. It occurs most frequently among children and young adults. Guttate psoriasis comes on suddenly, often in response to some other health problem or environmental trigger, such as strep throat, tonsillitis, stress or injury to the skin.
Inverse Psoriasis
This type of psoriasis appears as bright red lesions that are smooth and shiny. It is usually found in the armpits, groin, under the breasts and in skin folds around the genitals and buttocks.
Pustular Psoriasis
Pustular psoriasis looks like white blisters filled with pus surrounded by red skin. It can appear in a limited area of the skin or all over the body. The pus is made up of white blood cells and is not infectious. Triggers for pustular psoriasis include overexposure to ultraviolet radiation, irritating topical treatments, stress, infections and sudden withdrawal from systemic (treating the whole body) medications.
Erythrodermic Psoriasis
One of the most inflamed forms of psoriasis, erythrodermic psoriasis looks like fiery, red skin covering large areas of the body that shed in white sheets instead of flakes. This form of psoriasis is usually very itchy and may cause some pain. Triggers for erythrodermic psoriasis include severe sunburn, infection, pneumonia, medications or abrupt withdrawal of systemic psoriasis treatment.

Over-the-Counter Medications

Scale lifters that help loosen and remove scales so that medicine can reach the lesions.
Bath solutions, like oilated oatmeal, Epsom salts or Dead Sea salts that remove scaling and relieve itching.
Occlusion, in which areas where topical treatments have been applied are covered to improve absorption and effectiveness.
Anti-itch preparations, such as calamine lotion or hydrocortisone creams.
Moisturizers designed to keep the skin lubricated, reduce redness and itchiness and promote healing.

Prescription Topical Treatments

Anthralin, used to reduce the growth of skin cells associated with plaque.
Calcipotriene, that slows cell growth, flattens lesions and removes scales.
It is also used to treat psoriasis of the scalp and nails.
Calcipotriene and Betamethasone Dipropionate.
In addition to slowing down cell growth, flattening lesions and removing scales, this treatment helps reduce the itch and inflammation associated with psoriasis.
Calcitriol, an active form of vitamin D3 that helps control excessive skin cell production.
Tazarotene, a topical retinoid used to slow cell growth.
Topical steroids, the most commonly prescribed medication for treating psoriasis.
Topical steroids fight inflammation and reduce the swelling and redness of lesions.

Light Therapy/Phototherapy

Sunshine (both UVA and UVB rays)
Sunshine can help alleviate the symptoms of psoriasis, but must be used with careful monitoring to ensure that no other skin damage takes place. It is advised that exposure to sunshine be in controlled, short bursts.
Excimer lasers
These devices are used to target specific areas of psoriasis. The laser emits a high-intensity beam of UVB directly onto the psoriasis plaque. It generally takes between 4 and 10 treatments to see a tangible improvement.
Pulse dye lasers
Similar to the excimer laser, a pulse dye laser uses a different wavelength of UVB light. In addition to treating smaller areas of psoriasis, it destroys the blood vessels that contribute to the formation of lesions. It generally takes about 4 to 6 sessions to clear up a small area with a lesion.

Moderate to Severe Psoriasis

Oral medications
This includes acitretin, cyclosporine and methotrexate. Your doctor will recommend the best oral medication based on the location, type and severity of your condition.
Biologics
A new classification of injectable drugs, biologics are designed to suppress the immune system. These tend to be very expensive and have many side effects, so they are generally reserved for the most severe cases.

Light Therapy/Phototherapy

Sunshine (both UVA and UVB rays)
Sunshine can help alleviate the symptoms of psoriasis, but must be used with careful monitoring to ensure that no other skin damage takes place. It is advised that exposure to sunshine be limited to controlled, short bursts.
PUVA
This treatment combines a photosensitizing drug (psoralens) with UVA light exposure. This treatment takes several weeks to produce the desired result. In some severe cases, phototherapy using UVB light may lead to better results.

Atopic Dermatitis, the most common form of eczema.
Bacterial Infections, such as impetigo.
Contact Dermatitis, a type of eczema caused by coming into contact with an allergen.
Chronic skin problems, such as acne, psoriasis or seborrheic dermatitis.
Fungal Infections, such as ringworm and yeast infection.
Viral Infections, such as shingles.

Basal Cell Carcinoma

raised pink or pearly white bump with a pearly edge and small, visible blood vessels
pigmented bumps that look like moles with a pearly edge
a sore that continuously heals and re-opens
flat scaly scar with a waxy appearance and blurred edges

Treatments for basal cell carcinoma include

Cryosurgery
Some basal cell carcinomas respond to cryosurgery, where liquid nitrogen is used to freeze off the tumor.
Curettage and Desiccation
The preferred method of dermatologists, this treatment involves using a small metal instrument (called a curette) to scrape out the tumor along with an application of an electric current into the tissue to kill off any remaining cancer cells.
Mohs Micrographic Surgery
The preferred method for large tumors, Mohs Micrographic Surgery combines removal of cancerous tissue with microscopic review while the surgery takes place. By mapping the diseased tissue layer by layer, less healthy skin is damaged when removing the tumor.
Prescription Medicated Creams
These creams can be applied at home. They stimulate the body's natural immune system over the course of weeks.
Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy is used for difficult-to-treat tumors, either because of their location, severity or persistence.
Surgical Excision
In this treatment the tumor is surgically removed and stitched up.

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Cryosurgery
Some basal cell carcinomas respond to cryosurgery, where liquid nitrogen is used to freeze off the tumor.
Curettage and Desiccation
The preferred method of dermatologists, this treatment involves using a small metal instrument (called a curette) to scrape out the tumor along with an application of an electric current into the tissue to kill off any remaining cancer cells.
Mohs Micrographic Surgery
The preferred method for large tumors, Mohs Micrographic Surgery combines removal of cancerous tissue with microscopic review while the surgery takes place. By mapping the diseased tissue layer by layer, less healthy skin is damaged when removing the tumor.
Prescription Medicated Creams
These creams can be applied at home. They stimulate the body's natural immune system over the course of weeks.
Radiation Therapy
Radiation therapy is used for difficult-to-treat tumors, either because of their location, severity or persistence.
Surgical Excision
In this treatment the tumor is surgically removed and stitched up.

While melanoma is the least common type of skin cancer
it is by far the most virulent. It is the most common form of cancer among young adults age 25 to 29. Melanocytes are cells found in the bottom layer of the epidermis. These cells produce melanin, the substance responsible for skin pigmentation. That's why melanomas often present as dark brown or black spots on the skin. Melanomas spread rapidly to internal organs and the lymph system, making them quite dangerous. Early detection is critical for curing this skin cancer.
Melanomas look like moles and often do grow inside existing moles.
That's why it is important for people to conduct regular self-examinations of their skin in order to detect any potential skin cancer early, when it is treatable. Most melanomas are caused by overexposure to the sun beginning in childhood. This cancer also runs in families.
Melanoma is diagnosed via a biopsy.
Treatments include surgical removal, radiation therapy or chemotherapy.

What to Look For

Large brown spots with darker speckles located anywhere on the body.
Dark lesions on the palms of the hands and soles of the feet, fingertips toes, mouth, nose or genitalia.
Translucent pearly and dome-shaped growths.
Existing moles that begin to grow, itch or bleed.
Brown or black streaks under the nails.
A sore that repeatedly heals and re-opens.
Clusters of slow-growing scaly lesions that are pink or red.

Asymmetry
Half the mole does not match the other half in size, shape or color.
Border
The edges of moles are irregular, scalloped, or poorly defined.
Color
The mole is not the same color throughout.
Diameter
The mole is usually greater than 6 millimeters when diagnosed, but may also be smaller.
Evolving
A mole or skin lesion that is different from the rest, or changes in size, shape, or color.

Staying out of the sun during peak hours (between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.).
Covering up the arms and legs with protective clothing.
Wearing a wide-brimmed hat and sunglasses.
Using sunscreens year round with a SPF of 15 or greater and sunblocks that work on both UVA and UVB rays.
Look for products that use the term "broad spectrum."
Checking your skin monthly and contacting your dermatologist if you notice any changes
Getting regular skin examinations. It is advised that adults over 40 get an annual exam with a dermatologist.

Common warts
can appear anywhere on the body, although they most often appear on the back of fingers, toes and knees. These skin-colored, dome-shaped lesions usually grow where the skin has been broken, such as a scratch or bug bite. They can range in size from a pinhead to 10mm and may appear singly or in multiples.
Filiform warts
look like a long, narrow, flesh-colored stalk that appears singly or in multiples around the eyelids, face, neck or lips. They are sometimes called facial warts. They may cause itching or bleeding, but are easy to treat with over-the-counter medications.
Flat (plane) warts
appear on the face and forehead. They are flesh-colored or white, with a slightly raised, flat surface and they usually appear in multiples. Flat warts are more common among children and teens than adults.
Genital warts
appear around the genital and pubic areas. It is also possible to get genital warts inside the vagina and anal canal or in the mouth (known as oral warts). The lesions start small and soft but can become quite large. They often grow in clusters. They are both sexually transmitted and highly contagious. In fact, it is recommended you generally avoid sex with anyone who has a visible genital wart. Genital warts should always be treated by a physician.
Plantar warts
appear on the soles of the feet and can be painful since they are on weight-bearing surfaces. They have a rough, cauliflower-like appearance and may have a small black speck in them. They often appear in multiples and may combine into a larger wart called a mosaic wart. Plantar warts can spread rapidly.
Subungual and periungual warts
appear as rough growths around the fingernails and/or toenails. They start as nearly undetectable, pin-sized lesions and grow to pea-sized with rough, irregular bumps with uneven borders. Subungual and periungual warts can impede healthy nail growth. Because of their location, they are difficult to treat and generally require medical attention.

Most warts respond to over-the-counter treatments

Cryotherapy
which freezes off the wart using liquid nitrogen or nitrous oxide.
Electrosurgery
which sends an electric current through the wart to kill the tissue.
Laser surgery
which essentially heat up the wart until the tissue dies and the wart eventually falls off.
Nonprescription freezing products
(dimethyl ether), aerosol sprays that freeze the warts and cause them to die off.
Salicylic acid preparations
which dissolve the protein (keratin) that makes up the wart and the thick layer of skin that covers it. It comes in gels, pads, drops and plasters and takes 4 to 6 weeks to eradicate the warts.

Cosmetic & Laser Procedures

Botox® Cosmetic

Botox® has been safely and successfully used for the treatment of facial wrinkles over the past decade.
This purifed protein works by temporarily weakening the treated muscles thereby preventing the formation and exaggeration of expression type wrinkles, such as frown lines on forehead and between the eyes as well as crow's feet. The improvement of wrinkles does not appear until 3-4 days after the injection and peaks at 10 days. On the average, the beneficial effect lasts 3-5 months. Injections may be repeated safely as often as desired.

Juvederm® XC is an injectable gel filler that is used to instantly smooth unwanted wrinkles and restore natural youthful facial contours.
This product may be used to rejuvenate multiple problem areas with most common being "parentheses" lines along the sides of your nose, marionette lines that form below the corners of the mouth, and vertical lines above and around the lips. Juvederm® XC offers long-lasting results for up to 1 year with 1 treatment.
Juvederm® XC is composed of hyaluronic acid (HA) which is a naturally hydrating substance found in our skin.
HA binds and absorbs water, thereby maintaining volume in the face. As we age, the amount of HA in the skin is diminished, contributing to the loss of volume and unsightly wrinkles and lines.
This is a quick, in-office procedure with minimal downtime.
Juvederm® XC is infused with an anesthetic to make the experience more comfortable.

Gives a subtle lift
Helps restore contour for up to 2 years
Look up to 5 years younger
Nonsurgical
contains modifed hyauronic acid (HA), derived from a naturally occuring complex sugar

Laser Hair Reduction

The advantages of laser hair removal with VectusTM

Excellent long term results
Fast treatment sessions that can only take minutes
Great for reducing hair from larger areas
Comfortable treatments with no downtime

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?
Laser energy is used to target and destroy hair follicles responsible for hair growth without harming surrounding tissues, so there is minmal risk. Your provider will determine if you are a good candidate for the procedure based on a variety of factors.
What areas can be treated ?
Permanent laser hair reduction can remove hair from the face, back, chest, arms, underarms, bikini area and legs.
How long does it take?
The procedure takes just minutes for small areas and up to 30 minutes for larger areas.
How many treatments will I need?
On the average, six treatment sessions are recommended because laser hair removal technology can only affect hair in active phases of growth. You do not need to let hair grow out between treatment sessions.
What will treatment feel like?
Most people feel only a slight, momentary " snap" at the treatment sight during the procedure.
How quickly will I recover?
You can resume regular daily activities immediately following treatment.
Are there any side effects?
Typically, most people experience a mild, sunburn-like sensation, possibly accompanied by some minor swelling, immediately following the treatment. This usually lasts two to 24 hours. Ask a provider at Juno Dermatology during your consultation about other possible side effects and the necessary post treatment care.

Laser Treatment of Freckles and Sun Damage

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?
Photorejuvenation employs pulses of intense, optimized light to deliver energy into your skin, targeting pigmented lesions such as sun spots and freckles.
Does it hurt?
Majority of patients feel little to no discomfort during the procedure.
How many treatments will I need?
You will see some improvement after the first session. Depending on the severity of your condition, several treatments are typically required to achieve optimal results.
What can I expect following the treatment?
Immediately after the procedure, most patients will typically experience a mild, sunburn-like sensation, possibly along with minor swelling, lasting two to 24 hours. Your pigmented lesions will temporarily turn a shade darker and will gradually fade over the next few days.
How quickly will I recover?
You can return to your regular daily activities immediately.

Laser Treatment of Vascluar Lesions

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?
Photorejuvenation employs pulses of intense, optimized light to deliver energy into your skin, targeting vascular lesions.
Does it hurt?
Majority of patients feel little to no discomfort during the procedure.
How many treatments will I need?
You will see some improvement after the first session. Depending on the severity of your condition, several treatments are typically required to achieve optimal results.
What can I expect following the treatment?
Immediately after the procedure, most patients will typically experience a mild, sunburn-like sensation, possibly along with minor swelling, lasting two to 24 hours. Your vascular lesions will gradually fade over the next two weeks.
How quickly will I recover?
You can return to your regular daily activities immediately.

Laser Skin Resurfacing

Fine Lines and Wrinkles
Diminished Skin Tone and Uneven Texture
Acne Scars
Surgical and Traumatic Scars
Stretch Marks
Melasma

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it work?
Fractional skin resurfacing does not remove the top layer of the skin, but rather uses laser energy microbeams to create tiny areas of tissue trauma that extend into deep layers of the skin. Your body's natural healing process stimulates new, healthy tissue in the affected areas, resulting in healthier, younger skin.
Does it hurt?
Non-ablative fractional skin resurfacing is very well tolerated. Your doctor will apply topical numbing cream prior to procedure to minimize discomfort during treatment. Most patients will only experience mild stinging sensation
How many treatments will I need?
A series of up to three treatments, spaced 2-4 weeks apart, is typically required to achieve desired results.
What can I expect after treatment?
You may experience mild swelling, redness, and warmth similar to a sunburn in the treated area, typically lasting only a few days. Usually, you may resume your regular daily activities the same day, although more aggressive procedures may require several days of healing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Causes Scarring?
Scarring is a byproduct of body's natural healing response to trauma and is determined by your skin type, genetics, and general health status. Overactive healing process may result in red, raised scars called hypertrophic scars. The term keloid scars is used to describe more severe cases, where the scar growth extends beyond the borders of the original wound. Depressed or atrophic scars are commonly seen with acne.
Scar Treatment Options
There is no single treatment that will work for every scar. During your visit, Dr. Krishtul will evaluate your scars and devise a treatment plan that best matches your type of scars. Hypertrophic scars are typically treated with combination of steroid injections and laser procedures. At Juno Dermatology, we can improve both the redness and texture of most scars with our state-of-the-art laser devices. Keloid scars are notoriously difficult to treat. Dr. Krishtul typically starts our with steroid injections to flatten out the scar as much as possible. In some cases, she will then surgically remove them, followed by a rigorous treatment protocol. Acne scars and other atrophic scars respond well to laser skin resurfacing. Dr. Krishtul also uses dermal fillers to help fill in deep scars.

Medi Spa Services

The iS Clinical® "Fire and Ice" Facial (1hr)
Popular amongst Hollywood celebrities, this intensive clinical facial is designed to rapidly reduce fine lines and wrinkles while smoothing and softening your skin. Awakening your senses, this phenomenal treatment incorporates both active and soothing formulas, which evoke aromas of warm cinnamon spice and brisk cool peppermint. This is a great treatment to enhance your skin's natural glow and vitality. Perfect for your special event or if you just feel like pampering yourself!
The iS Clinical® Foaming Enzyme Facial (1hr)
This effervescent treatment features active foaming agents for light and effective exfoliation for all skin types, leaving the skin clear and glowing for days. Feel the tingling sensation of the unique enzyme mask while it dissolves away the skin's impurities. Great for a pick me up or before that special event! Appropriate as an anti-aging treatment and safe enough for sensitive skin types.
The iS Clinical® Exfoliating Clear Skin Facial (1hr)
An advanced treatment application designed for gentle exfoliation with soothing and healing benefits for oily, congested, acne prone or otherwise problematic skin. This facial includes warm steam to open the pores followed by extractions to clear the skin of blockages and congestion. Experience the Clarifying Mud Masque which helps calm irritated skin as well as a Coolmint Masque which soothes and refreshes.
Image Skincare® Perfection Peel (30mins)
This effective resurfacing treatment delivers the ultimate in perfection for your skin. The proprietary combination of alpha and beta-hydroxy acids, resorcinol and retinol in a blend of peptides and plant derived stem cells creates "perfection" in addressing photo damage, deeper lines and wrinkles, as well as pigmentation and acne. Includes
Image Skincare® Wrinkle Lift Peel (30min)
This ultra-resurfacing glycolic and retinol treatment exfoliates dead skin cells, leaving skin firmer and healthier. Visibly reduces the appearance of fine lines.
Image Skincare® TCA Orange Peel (30min)
A powerful medical grade TCA/ salicylic acid peel aggressively treats aging and sun-damaged skin. Single application reveals a new you. Ideal for advanced photo aging.
iS Clinical® Soothing Facial (30 min)
This treatment offers soothing relief after long, hot summer days. Formulated with hyaluronic acid, green tea extract, aloe vera, and other healing ingredients that hydrate and calm inflamed skin. Perfect for rosacea or sunburned skin.
iS Clinical® Eye Bright Treatment (30 min)
This treatment targets the delicate needs of the eye area. Notice a reduction in under-eye puffiness and dark circles, encourage microcirculation, calm, soothe, and firm. Giving you an overall brightening of the eye area for a healthier looking complexion.
Pristine® Diamond-Peel Microdermabrasion (20 min)
Using genuine laser-cut diamond-tip applicators, Pristine® exfoliates the skin surface while a gentle suction removes skin impurities. Whisk away those dead skin cells to uncover fresh, clear and rejuvenated skin. Safe and effective for face and body, this treatment is virtually painless and has minimal to no downtime. You will see visible results immediately after your very first treatment! A series of 4-6 sessions spaced 2-3 weeks apart will provide the best overall results.

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