Whether you’re attending a festive event or simply want to look your best for the holiday season, Fargo Center for Dermatology offers a range of skin treatments to help you achieve beautiful, healthy skin. Led by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Rachel Ness, our team can help you glow up and feel more confident in your skin […]
Acne is one of the most common skin concerns we see, and we understand it can feel endless and difficult. June is Acne Awareness Month, and it’s dedicated to raising awareness of the effects acne can have on your physical and mental health. At Fargo Center for Dermatology, we’re here to help you navigate acne […]
The adolescent years are some of the best times in our lives but also come with their own frustrations. Acne is the nemesis of our prime years as teenagers. While the internet, Tiktok, and Instagram have promised their “lotions and potions” of magic elements that will melt away acne, there are specific ingredients in skincare […]
Acne can be one of the toughest skin concerns to treat. If you’re exploring your options for clearer skin, then partnering with a board-certified dermatologist can be one of the best steps to take. At Fargo Center for Dermatology, we offer Blu-U light, a technology that can achieve noticeable results. Here’s how Blu-U can help […]
As a versatile, highly effective procedure for kick-starting your body’s own healing process, micro-needling with SkinPen in Fargo, ND is just the ticket for quick facial rejuvenation with little discomfort or downtime. If you’re looking for a treatment that can improve the appearance of wrinkles or scars, brighten skin tone, and heal damaged skin anywhere […]
Acne breakouts aren’t just a sign of puberty—for millions of people, they’re a nuisance that can last way longer in life than you’d hope. And although the cause for acne is easy to understand (clogged pores due to excess oil), it’s a lot harder to pin down every contributing factor that could possibly be causing […]
Everyone seems to use the terms “acne” and “pimples” interchangeably. However, there is a distinct difference between the two. Acne is a disease, while pimples are a symptom of this disease. What is Acne? Acne is a condition that affects the hair follicles and oil glands in your skin. Each pore is connected to an […]
