by Dr. David Sax | Dec 14, 2023 | Botox, CoolSculpting, Events, Juvederm, laser treatment, Sculptra, Skin Cancer
The holiday season is in full swing, and we all have someone on our “nice list” who is difficult to shop for. You may already have the perfect gifts for everyone else purchased, wrapped and under your tree, but you’re struggling to think of something memorable to give...
by Dr. David Sax | Sep 9, 2019 | laser treatment, News, Skin Cancer
There are a variety of laser treatments available for all skin types and skin conditions. Each laser treatment targets different issues and can significantly improve the appearance and texture of the skin. We offer laser treatments that focus on reducing fine lines...
by Dr. David Sax | Feb 4, 2019 | Melanoma, News, Skin Cancer
Being concerned about a growth on your skin can be worrying, even if it is benign. Here at University Park Dermatology we appreciate the amount of stress this can cause and are happy to work with our patients to rule out any potentially malignant growths to help put...
by Dr. David Sax | Aug 5, 2018 | News, Skin Cancer
Cancer of any kind can be scary, and worrying about a mole that has changed in shape or appearance, or is bleeding can be a difficult time. Many of us have concerns about contracting cancer of the skin, but are often to nervous to approach our medical care provider...
by Dr. David Sax | Jun 18, 2018 | Micro-needling, Mohs Surgery, News, Skin Cancer, Skincare
Summer is many Sarasota-area residents’ favorite time of year, and it’s easy to see why. We’re lucky to be nestled along the beautiful, sun-kissed shores of the Gulf Coast, putting white sandy beaches and sparklingly clear water within easy reach. However, it’s all...
by Dr. David Sax | May 29, 2017 | Melanoma, News, Skin Cancer
Being concerned about a growth on your skin can be worrying, even if it is benign. Here at University Park Dermatology we appreciate the amount of stress this can cause and are happy to work with our patients to rule out any potentially malignant growths to help put...
