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Dr Sewell posing with an owl carved into a snow fort in Colorado

Happy Valentine’s Day from Dr. Sewell and Wise Dermatology staff

Happy Fall Y’all

May is National Skin Cancer Awareness Month

“He is not here, for He is risen, just as He said. Come, see the place where He was lying.” -Matthew 28:6

Happy National Physician’s Week

Thank you 🙏 for everything you do

Happy St Patrick’s Day

It’s a big day for all fourth year medical students!!

Happy ❤ Day from Wise Dermatology

Wishing you a day that fills your heart with gratitude, love and joy.

After all, that’s really what it’s all about! ❌⭕️❌⭕️

Happy Holidays to you & yours from all of us at WISE Dermatology

Are you concerned about the monkey pox virus?

Most rashes that dermatologists are seeing at this time are NOT caused by monkeypox

Still, it’s important for you to be aware of monkeypox and get medical care if you develop a new rash with an unknown cause.

Dermatologist explains what the monkeypox rash looks like During this outbreak, the monkeypox rash may have fewer bumps, which look like a blister, pus-filled bump, or sore.

The best way to protect infants from the sun is to keep them in the shade as much as possible, in addition to dressing them in long sleeves, pants, a wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses.

Sunscreens that use the ingredients zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, or special sunscreens made for infants or toddlers is best