Dr. Zamir - SkiNovative

09/02/2022

This year is about "Closing the Gaps in Care". In a recently published study, researchers found that since the beginning of COVID-19 pandemic patients visit dermatologist's office less frequently. This “waiting behavior“ leads to a substantial delay in diagnosis and actual increase in tumor thickness - which significantly worsens patients’ prognosis.
is curable when diagnosed early. Schedule an appointment to see a dermatologist 👩🏻‍⚕️. Be Proactive, Reduce Your Risk.

01/10/2021

👩🏻‍⚕️ Dr. Mariana Zamir was included in the prestigious list of "Best Doctors in Israel" by Forbes magazine, for the second year in a row - as a specialist and as a surgeon!!! Well deserved!!!

שמונה שנים של סקירת אלפי רופאים מתחומים שונים הובילו לגיבוש הרשימה הגדולה והנרחבת ביותר של פורבס ישראל, הכוללת 37 התמחויות, 177 תתי התמחוית ו-48 מוסדות רפואיים

25/07/2021

🔎 Preventing exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a basic measure to lower individual’s skin cancer risk. Since UV exposure is likely to be greatest between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., it is important to avoid being outdoors during midday hours.
Another easy way to determine when to stay out of the sun is by following the . It determines indirectly the sun's altitude by observing the length of a person's shadow during the course of the day. When a person's shadow is shorter than the person is tall, the intensity of the UV rays is strong and more likely to cause sunburn. Thus, according to - "Short Shadow- Seek Shade.”
Nonetheless, UV protection should be practiced throughout the year. UV rays can be as strong on cloudy, hazy days as well as on bright, sunny ones.
Be sun smart. Reduce your risk by protecting your skin.