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<p>Training and working at four inner city university hospital in NYC and Philadelphia we are fortunate to have the opportunity and experience to treat a broad range of skin of diverse ethnicity. People of different origin have indeed significant differences in the composition of their skin. On one hand darker pigment protects our skin from the sun but on the other hand inflammation of the skin may result in significant unwanted discoloration.</p>
<p>As darker skin runs into a potential risk of discoloration, different lasers, procedures, and medications may be appropriate to safely and effectively treat not only medical but also cosmetic conditions.</p>
<p>As a large portion of our patients is from diverse and mixed ethnic background, we invested   in technology that is specifically suited or even “color blind”. We provide peels that correct dark pigment, we remove dark “ moles” (dermatosis papulose nigra ), we treat keloids with unique cryoshape  technology and more</p>
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<h4>Treatment of Acne on Dark Skin</h4>
<p>It is important to control the inflammation caused by acne as early as possible in order to prevent post inflammatory hyper pigmentation. Similarly, It is also important to avoid irritating topical medications.  Those who had difficulty managing their acne and were left with dark marks that can be focal or widespread, can go through Picosure laser, microdermabrasion, Photodynamic therapy, Melanage treatments to lift the dark pigment and restore the original and lighter complexion.</p>
<h4>Keloids</h4>
<p>Keloids are genetic condition that is more common among black and mediterranean. For more information about keloids and treatment of keloids visit our keloids page.</p>
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