Cigarette smoking nearly guarantees that you will look old and unhealthy before your time on the outside, as well as on the inside. Smoking is a confirmed cause of premature facial wrinkles, according to Mayo Clinic. Tobacco smoke contains more than 400 chemicals! Exposure to these chemicals decreases the body’s collagen and elastin levels, the fibers that allow skin to stay firm and pliable. Less skin elasticity results in more...
Sunspots are a common type of skin discoloration, typically indicating that excessive exposure to the sun’s UV rays has resulted in skin cell damage accompanied by uneven concentrations of skin pigmentation. They should not be confused with freckles, which are also associated with UV rays exposure but tend to fade when the UV exposure ends. Lighter-complexions are more susceptible to developing sunspots, but there’s also a genetic component – some...
How Not Sleeping Impacts Your Skin
Posted on March 17, 2020 by
Most healthy adults require anywhere from seven to 9 hours of sleep each night. While the benefits of getting this much rest are plenty and varied, it appears many people don’t recognize the importance of getting high-quality sleep. Indeed, recent reports have shown that nearly 30% of US adults get by with an average of six hours or less of sleep per night. While some, trainee doctors especially, may choose...
There are more cosmetic treatments to choose from than ever before, especially when considering how best to treat skin surface problems. It can be bewildering trying to decide which treatment to use. Engineers love to quote an age-old maxim that might be appropriate here: fast, cheap, or good? Pick two. Chemical peels and laser skin resurfacing are two of the most popular procedures used to address surface skin problems. It’s...
3 Skincare Resolutions For 2018
Posted on January 4, 2018 by
2018 is finally here, and we are looking for ways to look our best in the New Year. If skincare is one area you hope to improve upon, we can help turn your resolutions into a reality. Below are three beauty resolutions you should consider adding to your list, because they can have a big impact on your complexion and overall skin’s health. Apply Sunscreen Regularly One of the...
Fall is a season of new beginnings. The kids head off to school and we return to the office with a few more dark spots and fine lines than before our summer vacation. Fortunately, the cooler months offer an excellent opportunity to repair and rejuvenate the skin. At Your Laser Skin Care we offer high quality and effective skincare products and treatments that will help restore your skin. One of...
The holiday season is winding down, and a new year has now begun. If you’re like most women, you’d like to look a little younger, fresher, and more beautiful. So why not make 2017 all about your skin? Resolve to take better care of your skin this year—now that’s a New Year’s resolution you’ll want to keep.
Much can be done to skin to restore or maintain a natural healthy glow. Issues range from person to person but regular skin care is the first step in an anti-aging skin care regimen. Issues range from person to person but regular skin care is the first step in an anti-aging skin care regimen. Here are 10 ways to start treating the skin and body better and stave off signs of aging.
Winter skincare and beauty tips
Posted on November 17, 2014 by
Right now, arctic temperatures are affecting much of the U.S., with abnormally heavy snowfall recently falling on the Midwest. It’s all a result of the “bomb cyclone” that occurred a little while ago. This early start to winter temperatures is a good reminder to take steps this season to protect your skin. Winter’s extreme temps and dry conditions siphon moisture from skin. Indoor heating also does nothing to add moisture...
While BOTOX and derma fillers seem to get all the good press, we shouldn’t forget about another non-invasive procedure that might be just the choice for you. IPL, or intense pulsed light, is another popular treatment for several specific conditions. In fact, IPL may treat several conditions at the same time. Vascular conditions, such as broken capillaries (spider veins), sun or age spots; rosacea; some loss of firmness; and enlarged...
Meet Dr. Fedonenko
Dr. Fedonenko is a member of the American College of Physicians and is Board Certified in Internal Medicine.
She completed her Residency at the University of Virginia School of Medicine in 1998 and has since specialized in Cosmetic Dermatology.
She obtained additional training in aesthetic medicine procedures soon thereafter, and the results of her extensive training and experience show in each and every patient’s face. She’s a doctor that can truly been trusted with your skin care and anti-aging needs.