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Gramercy Park Dermatology is unique among skin care practices. We have a 75-year reputation as a New York institution and destination practice for all aspects of skin health. Our goal is to not only make your skin look good, but to help you feel better about your overall appearance.

We offer the latest advances in skin science and technology, from wrinkle reducers and fillers, to a full complement of state-of-the-art imaging tools and lasers--essential for 21st century dermatology diagnostics and treatments.

Our greatest pride is in our high levels of patient satisfaction-offering each of our patients unhurried care. We may be specialists, but we take a global view of our patients' health needs. So while we are future-oriented, we understand the importance of hands-on, personal care. Our unwavering focus is on total skin health, because everyone should feel comfortable in his or her skin.

If you've yet to experience our type of service and professional care, please schedule an appointment today.

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QUESTION:

Is there anything I can do to prevent my winter rashes and dry skin? Every year I get flaking and itching on my legs that lasts for months!

ANSWER:

I call this lower shin eruption “winter legs,” and I have a wonderful remedy for it! In the colder months, the lower legs lose moisture and begin reacting to everything that touches them: cleansers, clothing, and products in ingredients such as perfumes and preservatives. An easy over the counter solution that I’ve recommended for years is a mixture of 1% hydrocortisone cream (2 oz total) and a 1 pound jar of moisturizer (Cetaphil). Just squeeze the hydrocortisone into the jar and mix it together. Apply after showering and say goodbye to winter legs!

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