NEW YORK, NY, March 07, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Sheryl Clark, dermatologist in Upper East Side New York, provides her patients with the information they need to maintain healthy, glowing appearances not matter their age. She offers advice for diet, exercise, supplements to improve skin conditions, prevent sunburn and reduce aging of the skin and body. Her office is an anti-aging medicine and wellness center.
"It is important that my patients understand how to properly care for their skin and how to maintain a glowing appearance. I will gladly offer tips for my patients regarding diet, exercise, anti-aging medicine and more. It is my goal to help my patients continue to maintain an overall healthy, youthful appearance," said Dr. Sheryl Clark, Upper East Side New York dermatologist.
Many factors can contribute to the early onset of wrinkles, which are frequently produced by years of unprotected sun exposure in combination with each person's unique genetic make-up. While the aging process cannot be stopped, Dr. Clark, dermatologist providing CoolSculpting in Upper East Side New York, can help her patients take steps now to help reduce and prevent wrinkles from appearing prematurely. For more advanced wrinkle treatments, Dr. Clark can offer more aggressive options.
"As we get older it is normal to develop wrinkles because over time the skin loses its elasticity, gets thinner and is less able to retain moisture. This results in the sagging of skin and wrinkles begin to form, particularly on the face where fine lines are most noticeable. It is my job to help my patients eliminate wrinkles, or significantly diminish the appearance as they age," said Dr. Clark, dermatologist offering laser hair removal in Upper East Side New York.
Whether a patient is 30 and just beginning to notice the first signs of aging or 60, it's normal to want the secret recipe for healthy, younger looking skin. If the visible signs of aging bother a patient, Dr. Clark is available for advanced treatment. She offers many options for tackling fine lines that mark the passage of time, which can help patients attain a smoother more refreshed appearance. These may include Upper East Side New York dermal fillers, dermabrasion, laser resurfacing, chemical peels and topical treatments, and Botox in Upper East Side New York.
Not all telltale signs of aging are completely avoidable, but understanding the causes of wrinkles can help patients take the preventive measures to keep their skin looking and feeling young. In many cases, too much sun, poor daily skin care and bad eating habits contribute significantly to early signs of aging. Taking care of the skin now and following a healthy lifestyle is the best way to prevent early signs of aging and keep skin looking youthful for many years.
Patients can contact Dr. Sheryl Clark, dermatologist offering Upper East Side New York Botox, treatment and tips on how to keep their skin looking younger for longer. For further information, patients can also visit Dr. Clark's interactive website at http://www.sherylclarkmd.com/.
About Sheryl D. Clark, M.D. Dermatology & Dermatology Surgery: Dr. Sheryl Clark has been a dermatologist for 25 years and places a focus on prevention of disease and aging. She received her Medical Degree from Case-Western Reserve School of Medicine in 1982 and completed her Intern in Medicine at Mt. Sinai Medical Center. After her Intern in Medicine, she went on to complete numerous fellowships and was Chief Resident in Dermatology at Washington University Medical Center-Barnes Hospital. In addition to her current private practice in dermatology, Dr. Clark is an Assistant Attending Physician in Medicine and Dermatology at The New York Presbyterian Hospital. She is also a Clinical Assistant Professor of Dermatology at Cornell University Medical College.
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Dermatologist in Upper East Side New York Offers Helpful Tips for Improved Dermatological Care
Dr. Sheryl Clark, Upper East Side New York dermatologist, helps her patients maintain a healthy, glowing appearance by offering important dermatological tips.
2013-03-07
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[Press-News.org] Dermatologist in Upper East Side New York Offers Helpful Tips for Improved Dermatological CareDr. Sheryl Clark, Upper East Side New York dermatologist, helps her patients maintain a healthy, glowing appearance by offering important dermatological tips.