2026 Skin Health Resolutions

Prioritize Preventative Care
Just like you schedule your annual physical, your skin deserves regular check-ins too. Annual full-body skin exams are essential for early skin cancer detection and monitoring changes in moles or lesions. Make your appointment with Dr. Suah, Dr. Raina Bembry or Carolyn Yi, our expert dermatology team.

Commit to Consistency
Results don’t happen overnight. Whether you’re using retinoids, vitamin C serums, or botulinum toxin treatments, consistency is key. Our team can customize a regimen that works with your lifestyle and skin type.

Embrace Technology & Innovation
From Fraxel laser resurfacing to PRP for hair and under-eye rejuvenation, Foxhall Dermatology offers cutting-edge cosmetic dermatology services backed by science. Start the year off with a personalized consult to learn what options fit your goals.

Protect Your Glow
Even in winter, sun protection is non-negotiable. Use a broad-spectrum SPF 30+ sunscreen daily—especially after treatments like microneedling or chemical peels.

Treat Yourself Thoughtfully
Self-care is healthcare. Consider cosmetic enhancements that align with your goals—neurotoxin for fine lines, fillers for volume restoration, or IPL for redness. Let our experienced providers, including Carolyn Yi, PA-C, guide you.

What’s Trending in Dermatology for 2026?

Personalized AI-Driven Skincare Plans
Advancements in AI are now enabling dermatologists to tailor skincare regimens based on facial imaging, genetic insights, and treatment response data.

Holistic Skin Health
More patients are combining dermatology with nutrition, stress management, and sleep optimization. Expect this integrative approach to grow in 2026.

Demand for Minimally Invasive Procedures
Patients are opting for downtime-friendly treatments like Skinvive, microneedling with PRP, and laser facials to keep their skin refreshed year-round.

Why Choose Foxhall Dermatology?

Located in the heart of Washington, D.C., Foxhall Dermatology is home to a team of board-certified dermatologists and experienced providers offering cosmetic, medical, and surgical dermatology, including Mohs surgery by Dr. Wallace Nozile and expert skin care by Dr. Suah and Dr. Bembry. We're proud to be a multi-year Washingtonian Top Doctor recipient and a leader in individualized skin care.

Start Your 2026 Skincare Journey Today

Let 2026 be the year you invest in your skin with confidence. Whether you're scheduling your first cosmetic consultation or resuming care after a break, we're here to help.

Book online at www.foxhalldermatology.net
4910 Massachusetts Ave NW, Suite 308, Washington, DC
Call us at (202) 695-1000

Author

Stephen Suah, MD, MS Stephen Suah, MD, MS is a board-certified dermatologist and the owner of Foxhall Dermatology, a premier medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology practice in Washington, DC.

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