Welcome to Dr Rosenberger’s Blog

What is a blog?

“a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style.”

That is exactly what I intend for my blog.  Every day when seeing patients, I tend to talk about a number of topics.  I hope to use this blog to discuss and address things as I do with patients every day in a conversational manner.  Of course as the disclaimer at the bottom of our site notes…

This website is provided as a service to its visitors for informational purposes and for your general interest and entertainment only. The content on this website is provided for informational purposes only, and is not intended in any way to be a substitute for professional medical advice and is not intended to be relied upon for medical diagnosis or treatment.

Like what???

-Education about skin conditions and medical treatment options and directing patients to resources available in print and online.

-Discussion about new cosmetic procedures and trends from a dermatologist’s perspective.  Everyone from makeup salespersons, door to door salespersons and TV personalities are offering you their opinion.  This will be mine – from a dermatologist’s perspective, with very little bias or incentive on my part to direct you to buy a certain product or procedure.

-Education on trendy or seasonal skin care techniques and tips:  sunscreen, moisturizers, self-tanners and much more.

-Current research and news topics of dermatologic interest, including those on social media.

-Random things.  Some things are just too wonderful to not share.  I often find myself raving with patients about a book, movie, recent vacation or day trip, gardening finds, great recipe, restaurant, or shopping venue.  It is amazing what we talk about in our “visit”.  This is a place to refer to for the randomness of conversation.  I will surprise you with this one.

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