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TREIBER DERMATOLOGY Excellence in Dermatology
175 Purchase Street Rye
NEW YORK, 175 Purchase Street Rye 10580 New York
TREIBER DERMATOLOGY
Drs like Dr Treiber do not exist anymore so if you can snatch an appointment with her I suggest you take it!. She's an expert in her field with a prodigious bedside manner. Thank you Dr Treiber for you! Drs like Dr Treiber do not exist anymore so if you can snatch an appointment with her I suggest you take it!. She's an expert in her field with a prodigious bedside manner. Thank you Dr Treiber for you! Cannot say anything less than great for Dr Treiber. She is a wonderful and accurate derm. Dr. Ruth is an exceptional physician. She is honest, thorough and devoted to her patients. Her staff is warm and welcoming, and I adore Cathy, her nurse. I've had several serious skin issues and i always trust that with Dr. Ruth, i am in capable hands. Dr Ruth Treibor is an incredibly talented and patient skin doctor and has identified problems that others missed. She is also extremely thorough and detailed and keep close track of every mark and blemish for safety and as a result as identified many early stage issues which she has been able to treat before they became a real problem. She is incredibly proactive and also helps me keep up with new ways of improving my skin tone and preventing further damage as I get older. She's the best! Dr Ruth Treiber is not only a well rounded dermatologist who is knowledgeable in every aspect of dermatology but she is also such a caring person. My dermatologist for over 10yrs . She has made me feel and look beautiful for every time I have been there. She has always guided me with her expertise in all her beauty enhancing services. I love her work and how it makes me feel when I leave her office. I would never leave her. Christine D.
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Dr. Eric Treiber MD

Everything You Need to Know About Shrinking Your Pores

In the world of skincare, there are countless elements and environmental factors that going into skin damage. While nearly everything can damage your skin in some form or fashion, nothing holds a candle to aging. And age does it in many different ways, from wrinkles and fine lines, to age spots and stretch marks. According to Dr. Eric Treiber MD, one of the worst issues that occurs with age, is the widening and expanding of our facial pores. At Treiber Dermatology the majority of cosmetic patients have presented with large pores, no matter what their main issue might be. The expansion of pores can often become a root issue that progressively worsens into other conditions over time – things like acne, general infections and much more can occur as a result.

Often, pore treatment requires a combination of different methods – patients must be diligent, in cleaning, washing and exfoliation the pores. Before we further explore this idea, we must delve into the pores more and find out why they are so important.The word “pore” literally means an opening in a surface where microscopic particles can pass. More specific to our bodies, pores are also the opening at the top of our hair follicles. It is also where the sebum (our body’s natural oils) is released to the surface to help our skin be naturally moisturized. And the pores are created perfectly to perform their job. Here are four vital things to know about pores and how they function.

·  They are essentially the opening of our hair follicles.

·  Their size is genetically determined. Other factors include aging, environment, dry skin, oil production, and acne issues.

·  Over-cleansing of the pores can lead to excess facial oil production, causing them to clog and acne to develop.

·  Regular cleansing and exfoliation however can help minimize their appearance and prevent them from getting clogged and creating infections.

We must think of our pores as the means by which our skin can “breath”. When our pores become clogged with excess oil, dirt, debris, dead skin cells, and bacteria – the skin can no longer breath and this area will become infected – leading to acne, infections, inflammation and more.

As the pores grow larger, and open up farther, more debris can enter, causing them to clog – when they are smaller, less things can fit in, therefore many patients want to shrink their pores. However, according to Dr. Eric Treiber MD, pores cannot be shrunk forever, as they are a genetic issue – but they can be returned to their normal size, before inflammation took hold. The best thing we can do is to keep them clean and perform regular exfoliation measures on your skin. According to Dr. Eric Treiber MD, patients should not only clean and exfoliate but add a number of different ingredients to their daily skincare routine. Here are some helpful for treating your pores.

·  Clean the skin 1 to 2 times a day to remove any excess dirt, debris, oils, and makeup before bed.

·  Sun damage stunts collagen production, which is vital to the tightness of pores structure. Make sure to apply sunscreen daily and avoid getting sun damage.

·  Exfoliate to remove dead skin cells and unclog pores. Be gentle and don’t overdo it. At Treiber Dermatology they recommend patients exfoliate 1–3 times max per week.

·  Use a combination of different natural products that won’t irritate the skin, especially for your skin type! Non-comedogenic products that won’t clog pores are best.

Its important to be knowledgeable about the health of your skin and know what your applying to it – not every product is meant for everybody! For more information on skincare products and treatments, be sure to contact Treiber Dermatology today.

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Drs. Eric and Ruth Treiber, Dr. Danielle Engler are board certified dermatologists offering medical, surgical and cosmetic dermatology services. Drs. Eric and Ruth Treiber, Dr. Danielle Engler are licensed dermatologists in the State of New York.

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