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Richard Eisen, M.D. and Ramzi Saad, M.D.
Dr. Richard Eisen and Dr. Ramzi Saad are Board Certified Dermatologists at South Shore Skin Center and Medical Spa. Founded in 1984, South Shore Skin Center and Medical Spa is one of Massachusetts’ most progressive dermatology practices offering a wide range of medical, surgical and cosmetic services to thousands of clients south of Boston.
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Skin Care Tips to Ward Off Wrinkles and More
Health & Wellness
By Richard Eisen, M.D. and Ramzi Saad, M.D.
Now that the warm weather is here and heavy clothing is put away, it's time to stock up on the essentials, in particular sunscreen and moisturizer. Although caring for the skin is something that should be done year-round, it's absolutely essential to pay extra attention to your skin during the summer months.
Looking Your Best on the Big Day
Health & Wellness
By Richard Eisen, M.D. and Ramzi Saad, M.D.
The wedding date has been set and the venue secured. The next steps involve selecting the caterer, music and so on. No need to worry about beauty appointments until a few weeks before the wedding, right? Wrong!
Medical Spa Offers the Best of Both Worlds
Health & Wellness
By Richard Eisen, M.D. and Ramzi Saad, M.D.
Now that the kids have settled back in school, it’s time to turn the spotlight on you! Whether you’re just looking for some “me” time and a pampering facial or you’re interested in anti-aging and cosmetic treatments, a Medical Spa such as South Shore Skin Center’s can meet all of your needs.
Best Kept Beauty Secret?
Health & Wellness
By Richard Eisen, M.D. and Ramzi Saad, M.D.
Swimsuit season will be here before we know it. 
Get rid of unwanted hair, zap those spider veins
and eliminate common skin disorders with the
best laser technologies available today that will
help you look your best.
Acne Scarring
Health & Wellness
By Richard Eisen, M.D. and Ramzi Saad, M.D.
Most acne sufferers’ breakouts are not serious and do not result in scarring, but at least 40 percent of all acne cases need to be treated by a physician. Acne is caused by the overproduction of sebum (oil), which is regulated by hormones, coupled with the obstruction of the pores.
Are Kids Getting Enough Vitamin D?
Health & Wellness
By Richard Eisen, M.D. and Ramzi Saad, M.D.
One of the ways children get their Vitamin D requirement is simply by being outdoors. Solar UV exposure produces Vitamin D in the body, an important vitamin that may help to prevent colon, breast and other cancers. But, now, there is controversy among physicians and scientists as to whether children who wear sunscreen are absorbing enough Vitamin D.
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