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Derick Dermatology's Amy Derick and Monica Lai have contributed an article to Letters and Communications. The article, entitled "The Plastic Occluder: A Protective Instrument During Cryosurgery," discusses the use of plastic occluders during cryosurgery. Occluders are used to comfortably shield…
In the September/October 2013 issue of American Society for Dermatologic Surgery's publication, Currents , Dr. Amy Derick is featured in a discussion about preserving business reputation through Derick Dermatology's online reviews. It's an interesting piece about how reviews can impact…
Dr. Campbell was featured in Today's Chicago Woman discussing age spots. Click the image below for her expert opinion.…
Derick Dermatology's own Dr. Tracy Campbell was recently featured in Today's Chicago Woman discussing sunscreen. Click the image below to view the article.…
Dr. Amy Derick was interviewed for a news story in The Columbus Dispatch regarding exposure to UV rays while driving. View the full article here…
Dr. Amy Derick has been featured on the local CBS affiliate, CBS Chicago, about tattoo removal. In the article, she discusses tattoo removal procedures, and ways people have tried to personally remove regrettable tattoos. View the full article here…
Dr. Amy Derick gives out some well needed dermatology advice for brides preparing for their wedding. For even more information, check out our recent blog post on the subject here . View the full article here…
Here is another article highlighting Amy's discussion on tattoo removal: View the full article here…
Easy Beauty: Is Permanent Makeup Worth the Risks? Permanent makeup, essentially tattooed eye, lip and eyebrow color, has been around for decades, mostly as a way to help burn victims, cancer survivors and those with hair-loss conditions, as well as…
Get an Early Start on Skin Care Even if you can't see it, your skin starts to age when you are only in your mid-20s. Your favorite products may not work as well anymore. Your genes, daily habits, and the…
