Peters Dermatology Center, LLC

09/16/2025

Contact dermatitis is an inflammatory skin condition that occurs when your skin reacts to a substance it has touched. This can range from mild irritation to severe rashes, and it's crucial to identify the triggers, which could include soaps, plants, or chemicals. If you suspect you might be experiencing contact dermatitis or have questions about your symptoms, reach out to us today for expert advice and personalized care!

09/11/2025

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Learn how melanoma differs from other skin cancers and why early detection matters. Peters Dermatology Center in Bend, OR offers expert care

09/11/2025

Many people out there looking for healthier, more vibrant skin don't know how chemical peels could be the solution they're looking for. After several treatments, you can reduce the appearance of fine lines, have smoother skin, and look more radiant! Don't hesitate to set up a consultation to get started! petersderm.com

09/10/2025

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Protect your skin health with a professional mole check. Our dermatologist in Bend, OR, provides thorough screenings to detect any changes early.

09/09/2025

Using a pumice stone gently is a great way to smooth out dry patches and calluses on your feet, elbows, and hands. It helps buff away rough spots, leaving your skin feeling soft and refreshed with regular use. Our dermatology team recommends using safe and effective treatments at home between appointments to keep your skin healthy. Call us to schedule an skin evaluation and more recommendations!

09/04/2025

Poor sleep isn’t just a drain on your energy. It can show up on your skin too! When we skimp on sleep, our body misses out on the time it needs to repair and rejuvenate. The impacts on the skin can include dullness, dark circles under the eyes, breakouts, and fine lines. Aim for 7-9 hours of sleep. What’s your favorite trick to bounce back after a sleepless night? Let us know in the comments!

09/02/2025

Melanoma is a serious form of skin cancer that develops in pigment-producing cells called melanocytes. It can appear as a new mole or changes in an existing mole, often with uneven edges, multiple colors, or rapid growth. Protect your skin from the sun and monitor for any skin changes. If you have a family history or have a lot of sun exposure, it's important to understand the prevention methods explained from MedicalNewsToday.

Melanoma is responsible for most skin cancer deaths. Find out about its causes, symptoms, and treatment options.

09/01/2025

Happy Labor Day! Today, we celebrate the dedication and hard work that keeps our community thriving.

08/28/2025

Let's get "laser-focused" this spring and beyond! It's time for your best skin yet. Laser therapy has many benefits, whether you want to reduce the effects of sun damage or smooth fine lines. Healthy skin starts with our dermatologist. Contact us to set up an appointment. petersderm.com

08/26/2025

With March here, spring is just days away. It's important to remember your skincare routines as the new season starts! If your skin feels dry, switch to a lightweight moisturizer. If it’s getting oily, try an oil-free formula. Don’t forget sunscreen. Longer days mean more UV exposure. Ready to refresh your skincare routine? Call for an appointment. petersderm.com

08/22/2025

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Peters Dermatology Center in Bend, OR, offers treatments for age spots, helping patients restore even skin tone, improve confidence, and protect skin health.

08/21/2025

If you're considering a chemical peel to reduce the appearance of scarring, skin damage, and acne, it's a procedure that most dermatologists offer in their practice. It can reveal smoother, rejuvenated skin underneath. You can read more about the process on Medical News Today, and ask our dermatologist for personalized guidance on whether it's right for you!

Chemical peels are cosmetic treatments that can reduce the appearance of acne, fine lines, and sun damage. Here, learn about the types and how they work.