Dermatologist

Not to be gross, but my back has completely broken out and I don't know what to do.

I have had bad acne on my upper back for about a month now, and it's so gross.

Does anyone know of a good dermatologist in Nassau county, near Port Washington?

Or in the meantime, have any suggestions on what to do.

TIA

Edited- I can't spell!

my mom works at South Nassau Dermatology - they have an office in Oceanside, Levittown and I think 1 or 2 others.

They have a ton of doctors so i think they are worth a shot.

Have you changed your soap lately?? that could be it.. or (sorry if this is gross) you sweat a lot during the day, you may want to put some baby powder on your back to help absorb it.

It also could be a reaction to new detergent or dryer sheets.

eta: http://www.snderm.com/

I really like Dr. Lilly-Rose Paraskevas, who is part of Frank Demento MD & Associates (see below link)

http://www.dermexcellence.com/

They are located in Garden City.

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Posted by WeezyGirl2354

my mom works at South Nassau Dermatology - they have an office in Oceanside, Levittown and I think 1 or 2 others.

They have a ton of doctors so i think they are worth a shot.

Have you changed your soap lately?? that could be it.. or (sorry if this is gross) you sweat a lot during the day, you may want to put some baby powder on your back to help absorb it.

It also could be a reaction to new detergent or dryer sheets.

eta: http://www.snderm.com/

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I have no clue what it could be from, haven't changed to a new soap or detergent recently, and I def don't sweat that much lol. I just want to get it cleared up before summer!

Thanks for the recommendation

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Posted by WeezyGirl2354

my mom works at South Nassau Dermatology - they have an office in Oceanside, Levittown and I think 1 or 2 others.

They have a ton of doctors so i think they are worth a shot.

Have you changed your soap lately?? that could be it.. or (sorry if this is gross) you sweat a lot during the day, you may want to put some baby powder on your back to help absorb it.

It also could be a reaction to new detergent or dryer sheets.

eta: http://www.snderm.com/

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i second this place - that's where I've been going