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Pittsburgh Skin Dermatology & Mohs Surgery

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Pittsburgh Skin Dermatology & Mohs Surgery

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08/05/2026

Tanning bed use is on the rise again. Here are some misconceptions I hear:

☀️ A tan makes my skin look healthier. ❌Actually a tan contributes to wrinkles, skin discoloration and aging.
☀️A base tan will protect me at the beach. ❌ A base tan is not protective and is actually a sign of DNA damage.
☀️ A tan will keep my levels of vitamin D In range. ❌ The best source of vitamin D is a good diet. Regular sunscreen use is not associated with vitamin d deficiency.

⚠️ Indoor tanning before age 35 increases melanoma risk by ~75%.
🧴 Skip the tanning bed—choose a sunless tan instead.

07/31/2026

Friendly reminder: Your lips👄need sun☀️protection too! (Honestly, it’s usually the last place we think about putting SPF) 🎉
Grab your Supergoop! lip balm now at Pittsburgh Skin!

07/08/2026

“Do I really need SPF today?” 🤷‍♀️
Yes! ☀️ Whether you’re running a quick errand, sitting by a bright window, or dealing with overcast skies - UV rays don’t take a day off, so your skincare shouldn’t either. Daily sunscreen is the ultimate non-negotiable for healthy skin.
Stock up and SAVE! Stop by Pittsburgh Skin Dermatology through the summer and enjoy 25% OFF when you buy 3 or more sunscreens. Your future skin will thank you!🧴
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06/26/2026

No matter where your summer adventures take you, don’t forget to pack the essentials that help keep your skin healthy! ☀️🧴

☀️ broad-spectrum sunscreen (and don’t forget to reapply!)
💋 spf lip balm
👒 a wide-brimmed hat for extra protection
👕 sun-protective clothing with UPF

A little planning goes a long way in protecting your largest organ! Your future self will thank you!

What are your must-have sun protection essentials? Let us know in the comments! 🌴

05/21/2026

☀️ Sunscreen myths: busted.

Our 3 PAs are setting the record straight on some of the most common sunscreen misconceptions we hear every day at Pittsburgh Skin.👏

From “i don’t need sunscreen on cloudy days” to “makeup with spf is enough,” we’re breaking down the facts to help keep your skin healthy and protected year-round.

Daily sunscreen use is one of the simplest ways to help prevent skin cancer and premature aging — and yes, it matters even in Pittsburgh! 🧴🕶️

which myth surprised you the most? ⬇️

04/14/2026

Did you know??
💙 Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer, but when caught early, the 5-year survival rate is over 99%.

💙 There have been significant discoveries in treatment for advanced stage melanoma-thanks in part to much research in our own city of Pittsburgh.

Join us in taking steps toward prevention, early detection and a cure 💙

Pittsburgh Skin is proud to be participating in the Steps Against Melanoma Walk, and we’d love for you to walk with us!

📍 Location: North Park (near boathouse)
📅 Date: Saturday, May 9
⏰ Time: 9:00 AM

This meaningful event supports melanoma research, raises awareness, and brings our community together for a powerful cause. Whether you’ve been personally affected or just want to support skin cancer awareness, every step counts.

👉 Sign up here: https://www.aimatmelanoma.org/steps-against-melanoma/

Bring your family, friends, and coworkers—and don’t forget your sunscreen ☀️ We hope to see you there!

03/30/2026

Happy National Doctors’ Day to the incredible physicians of Pittsburgh Skin 💙

Today we’re celebrating
✨ Dr. Lindsay Bacik
✨ Dr. Casey Barry
✨ Dr. Nicole Velez

Becoming a physician isn’t just a career—it’s a commitment that takes over a decade of training. From 4 years of college ➡️ 4 years of medical school ➡️ 3–7+ years of residency (and often additional fellowship training), physicians dedicate 11–15+ years to learning how to care for patients at the highest level.

That training includes thousands of hours of studying, hands-on patient care, numerous exams and continuous learning—long before they ever practice independently.

We are so proud to have a team that brings not only this level of expertise, but also compassion, dedication to learning, and a true commitment to patient-centered care every single day.

Thank you, Dr. Bacik, Dr. Barry, and Dr. Velez, for the care you provide to our patients and community—we are grateful for you today and every day 💙

03/29/2026

From Denver with new ideas ✈️

Dr. Lindsay Bacik & Dr. Casey Barry spent the weekend at the 2026 American Academy of Dermatology Annual Meeting—one of the largest dermatology conferences in the world, bringing together 20,000+ attendees and offering 275+ educational sessions across every area of dermatology.

From cutting-edge research to the latest in medical, surgical, and cosmetic dermatology, they’re staying at the forefront so we can continue delivering exceptional, evidence-based care back in Pittsburgh. 💙

03/25/2026

Celebrating our sweet Lauren and her growing family 🍼💛
Nothing better than a team that shows up with love 💗 (and really good food 😉)!!
Get to know our crew through their go-to potluck dishes… from crowd favorites to signature specialties, this is just one example of how Pgh skin shows their talent, skill and dedication for one another.
We are so lucky to do what we do with people like this ✨
Share your favorite potluck 🥘 dish below!

Address

144 Emeryville Drive Suite 230 & 300, Cranberry Township
Butler County, PA
16066

Opening Hours

Monday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday	7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday	7:30am - 4pm

Website

http://www.pittsburghskin.com/

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