We know skin.
(Yes, even yours.)
At The Derm Group, we know your skin is special. We're more than a dermatology practice—we're a collective of board–certified dermatologists and skincare professionals in multiple locations across the tri–state area. Achieving real skin health isn't a mystery—it's what we do every day.
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Charles Elias, D.O.
Dr. Charles Elias earned his medical degree at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Stratford, NJ. He then went on to an internal medicine internship at Newark Beth Israel Medical Center in Newark, NJ.
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The Derm Group North: Take 10% off any acne treatment over $135 and 10% off acne skincare products until September 30, 2019. Some restrictions apply.
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From the Blog
Dr. Glashofer – Shape.com article: How Often Should You Really Have a Skin Exam?
Marc Glashofer, M.D., skin cancer surgeon, explains the age he recommends people begin having regular skin exams and risk factors associated with skin cancer. Read More.
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September is PCOS Awareness Month
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a serious hormone, genetic, metabolic, and reproductive disorder that is the number 1 cause of female infertility. It can lead to lifelong complications with conditions including anxiety and depression, endometrial cancer, type 2 diabetes, obesity, liver disease, and cardiovascular disease, and it affect 1-in-10 women. According to PCOS Challenge Support […]
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How Dermatologists Can Help with Cancer Treatment Side Effects
In the last several years, a variety of new cancer-fighting drugs have been developed to target specific parts of the body. Though, while they are helping cancer patients fight the battle, they also can create unwanted side effects to the skin, nails, and hair. The benefits typically outweigh the negatives, but these ailments can reduce […]
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