April’s newsletter highlights cryotherapy, seborrheic keratosis, skin concerns of diabetics and more! Cryotherapy for skin issues Curious about this treatment? Cryotherapy involves using freezing temperatures to target and remove certain types of skin lesions, warts, and skin tags. It’s a preferred option for those seeking a non-invasive, quick, and effective …
March’s newsletter highlights the wait time to make an appointment with Dr. Novikov Wellness and Skin Care is way below the state average, how March is the perfect month to get your annual skin exam, information on cysts and how they are removed, and more! Prioritizing timely patient access to …
February’s newsletter highlights our patient-centered care focus, importance of preventive health care, the impact of heart health on wound healing, and more! Take care of your heart February is American Heart Month. It’s a reminder to prioritize our heart health. Per the CDC, about half of all Americans have at …
January’s newsletter highlights why the new year is a great time to prioritize your skin health and make your annual or baseline skin check. Read more on venous ulcers, wound debridement, and why your reviews are important to us. Prioritize your skin health in 2024 The New Year is the …
The December 2023 newsletter highlights our holiday schedule, new staff members, a reminder to get your flu vaccine and more! Holiday office hours We wish you a healthy and happy holiday season. Our office will be closed on Friday, December 22 and Monday, December 25 (Christmas Day) and Monday, January …
The April newsletter is below and highlights information on moles and how a dermatoscope helps in early detection and diagnosis of skin conditions, including skin cancers.
Our March newsletter below highlights What is a pilar cyst? and how Early detection is key in treating skin cancer.
The February newsletter is below and includes great information on the practice, wound care, and how to leave a Google review.
Dr. Novikov Wellness and Skin Care will be sharing a monthly newsletter. It will be posted on the website (see below), but it can also be picked up at your next visit to the office.
