Dr. Derick discusses skin-clearing foundation “The salicylic acid in this skin-clearing foundation decreases production of the oils that cause acne and exfoliates the uppermost layer of your skin,” says dermatologist Amy Derick, M.D. View the full article here
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Dr. Amy Derick, shown with her medical assistants, Marisa Skinner, MA (left) and Mercedes Warchalowski, MA at a recent skin cancer screening outreach for State legislators at the Illinois State Capitol in Springfield. Dr. Derick was the chairperson for this event, which was presented by the Illinois Dermatological Society, of which she is Vice President.…
DetailsCosmetic Dermatology-Put Your Best Hand Forward We have all heard the expression “Put your best foot forward.” People rarely form impressions about our age and health by looking at our feet because they are usually covered by shoes. Our hands are always on public display-greeting others, making gestures, typing, dining, caressing-and people observe our hands…
DetailsAmy Derick, M.D. on PracticeLink What’s your advice for residents who are beginning their job search? You have two basic career choices: be an employee, or be an entrepreneur. Each career choice has pros and cons. Your decision will be shaped by how much capital you have to invest, your appetite for risk, your natural…
DetailsYou deserve the best . . . Winter facial moisturizer! “This moisturizer contains three amazing ingredients,” says dermatologist Amy Derick, M.D., “circulation-promoting niacinamide, skin-plumping ceramides and moisture-boosting hyaluronic acid. View the full article here
DetailsThe Best OTC Meds for Men Put the brakes on breakouts by pairing two well-known zit zappers. The combo of salicylic acid and benzoyl peroxide fights acne better than benzoyl alone, say Harvard scientists. Use a 2 percent salicylic acid face wash, and then apply a 5 to 10 percent benzoyl peroxide ointment overnight, says…
DetailsDr. Amy Derick was quoted on Men’s Health, explaining the importance of sun screen application on hands. This is one time you don’t want to wash your hands. If you suds up after slathering on sunscreen, you leave a crucial surface exposed to harmful UV rays. View the full article here
DetailsDr. Amy Derick, shown with Illinois State Representative Tom Morrison, who presented her with a House Resolution in honor of her contributions to the medical profession. Dr. Amy Derick was recently presented with a House Resolution from the 97th General Assembly of the State of Illinois House of Representatives in recognition of her outstanding…
DetailsDr. Amy Derick and her colleague Dr. Amanda Friedrichs paired up to perform skin cancer screenings for a set of twins who were doubly committed to sun safety and skin cancer prevention due to their complexions and active outdoor lifestyles. Derick Dermatology medical assistants Kaylyn Dever (left) and Jen Matesi volunteered at the recent…
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