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Anew Medical | Internal Medicine & Dermatology
Manalapan, NJ

Evidence-based care for skin conditions, hyperhidrosis, and I-693 exams.

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đź“Ť 193 Rt 9 South, Suite 1D, Manalapan, NJ

06/15/2026

Choosing a sunscreen can feel overwhelming.
SPF 30.
SPF 50.
Mineral.
Chemical.
Titanium dioxide.
Zinc oxide.

So what do these ingredients actually do?
When it comes to mineral sunscreens, the two most common UV filters are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide.
Both help protect the skin from harmful ultraviolet rays, but they work a little differently.

Zinc oxide provides broad-spectrum protection, helping shield the skin from both UVA and UVB rays. It’s often recommended for sensitive or reactive skin because it is generally well tolerated.

Titanium dioxide is highly effective at protecting against UVB rays and shorter UVA wavelengths. It is also commonly used in mineral sunscreens and is known for its gentle profile.

Many modern mineral sunscreens combine both ingredients to provide more comprehensive protection.
Another common misconception is that mineral sunscreens simply “sit on top of the skin.” In reality, they form a protective layer that helps scatter, reflect, and absorb UV radiation before it can damage the skin.

What about SPF?
SPF 30 blocks about 97% of UVB rays.
SPF 50 blocks about 98%.
Higher numbers offer slightly more protection, but no sunscreen blocks 100% of UV radiation.
That’s why proper application and regular reapplication are just as important as the SPF number on the bottle.

The best sunscreen is one that:
• Provides broad-spectrum protection
• Fits your skin type
• Feels comfortable to wear
• Gets used consistently every day

Protecting your skin isn’t about chasing perfection.
It’s one of the simplest and most effective forms of self-care and long-term skin health.
If you’re not sure which sunscreen is right for your skin type, we can help.
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Why Is My Scalp Oily Again?You washed your hair yesterday.This morning it already feels greasy again.So you wash it more...
06/11/2026

Why Is My Scalp Oily Again?

You washed your hair yesterday.
This morning it already feels greasy again.
So you wash it more often.
Then it gets greasy even faster.
Sound familiar?
Many people assume oily hair means poor hygiene or the wrong shampoo. In reality, your scalp may be trying to tell you something.
A persistently oily scalp can be linked to:
• Seborrheic dermatitis
• Scalp inflammation
• Stress
• Overwashing
When the scalp becomes irritated, it may actually produce more oil—not less.
That's why switching shampoos every few weeks often doesn't solve the problem.
The goal isn't to scrub your scalp harder.
The goal is to understand why it's happening.
Healthy hair starts with a healthy scalp.
If your scalp feels oily, itchy, flaky, or irritated despite your best efforts, it may be worth taking a closer look.
Taking care of yourself isn't vanity. It's part of your overall health.

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"I thought acne was supposed to stop after high school."Many people are surprised to learn that acne isn't just a teenag...
06/10/2026

"I thought acne was supposed to stop after high school."
Many people are surprised to learn that acne isn't just a teenage problem.
In fact, dermatologists regularly treat patients in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and beyond.
Acne is one of the most common skin conditions worldwide.
And despite what social media may suggest, it's not caused by "dirty skin."
Acne develops because of a combination of factors:
• Hormonal changes
• Increased oil production
• Genetics
• Inflammation
• Skin bacteria
That's why simply buying another cleanser or trying the latest skincare trend often doesn't solve the problem.

We also see many patients become frustrated because they've spent months - or years - trying to manage acne on their own.
Scrubbing harder.
Using too many products.
Popping pimples.
Following online advice that wasn't designed for their skin.
Unfortunately, those approaches can sometimes make things worse and increase the risk of scarring.
The good news?
Acne is treatable.
And for most people, improvement starts with understanding what's actually causing the breakouts.
June is Acne Awareness Month - a reminder that acne is a medical condition, not a personal failure.
If acne is affecting your confidence, your skin, or your quality of life, you don't have to figure it out alone.
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Pain mesotherapy {real case}A patient recently came in with a concern that many people recognize right away:💬“I’ve been ...
05/22/2026

Pain mesotherapy {real case}

A patient recently came in with a concern that many people recognize right away:
💬“I’ve been having this pain that starts in my lower back and goes down my leg. Some days it’s manageable, other days it really interferes with my routine.”
They had already tried rest, stretching, and over-the-counter medication. It helped temporarily, but the pain kept returning.

This type of pattern is often associated with irritation of the sciatic nerve.
It doesn’t always present as severe pain.
Sometimes it’s discomfort, tightness, or a pulling sensation that comes and goes - but never fully resolves.

In these cases, the goal isn’t just short-term relief.
It’s understanding what’s contributing to the irritation and how to manage it more effectively over time.

Depending on the situation, one of the options we may consider is localized treatment, sometimes referred to as pain mesotherapy.
This involves targeted injections in specific areas along the affected region. The intention is to reduce local inflammation and help improve how the surrounding tissues respond.

It’s important to understand that this is not a universal solution and not a first-line treatment.
It’s considered on a case-by-case basis, usually when symptoms persist despite more conservative approaches.

For some patients, it becomes part of a broader plan - alongside movement, physical therapy, and lifestyle adjustments.
In this case, the patient noticed gradual improvement over time - less frequent flare-ups and more consistent day-to-day comfort.

If you’ve been dealing with lower back pain that radiates into the leg, or symptoms that keep coming back despite trying to manage them on your own, it may be worth taking a closer look at what’s contributing to it - and what options are appropriate in your situation.

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Not every skin growth looks alarming at first.This patient scheduled a visit after noticing a lesion that continued to g...
05/21/2026

Not every skin growth looks alarming at first.

This patient scheduled a visit after noticing a lesion that continued to grow, became irritated, and wasn’t healing normally. Skin lesions that crust, bleed repeatedly, become raised, or persist over time are common reasons people decide to get checked.

In dermatology, the goal is not to create fear around every skin change - it’s to recognize when something deserves a closer look.

Because the area continued changing, the lesion was removed and the tissue was sent for histology evaluation. Early attention made timely treatment possible, and the patient is doing well.

Many skin conditions are significantly easier to manage when identified earlier, and sometimes a simple evaluation can provide reassurance and a clear next step.

Changes that continue evolving over weeks or months are usually worth discussing with a medical professional, especially when they behave differently from surrounding skin.

If you’ve been watching a spot and wondering whether it’s worth checking, a skin evaluation can help provide answers.

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Genetic testing & antidepressantsIf you’ve ever tried an antidepressant and thought “this doesn’t feel right” - you’re n...
05/18/2026

Genetic testing & antidepressants
If you’ve ever tried an antidepressant and thought “this doesn’t feel right” - you’re not alone.
Some people don’t notice much improvement.
Others feel side effects almost immediately.
And sometimes it takes multiple attempts to find something that actually works.

One of the most common questions patients ask is:
“Why does the same medication work for someone else, but not for me?”
Part of the answer can be how your body processes medication.
This is where pharmacogenetic testing comes in.
It doesn’t “choose the right medication” or guarantee a result.
But it can provide insight into how your body may metabolize certain antidepressants - whether you process them too quickly, too slowly, or somewhere in between.

In some situations, this helps guide decisions - especially if previous medications didn’t work as expected or caused difficult side effects.
In other cases, it may not significantly change the treatment plan.
That’s why this type of testing isn’t necessary for everyone.
But for some patients, it adds useful clarity when things haven’t been straightforward.

If you’ve tried medications and felt like the response wasn’t what you expected - or if you’re hesitant to start because you’re unsure how your body might react - this is something we can talk through.
Sometimes even understanding your options makes the next step feel much more manageable.

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Sometimes skin changes happen gradually enough that people stop noticing them.This patient came in after noticing that a...
05/15/2026

Sometimes skin changes happen gradually enough that people stop noticing them.

This patient came in after noticing that a spot had become darker, thicker, and different from surrounding moles over time. Not every skin change turns out to be serious, but changes in color, texture, shape, or size are usually worth evaluating.

One of the most important parts of dermatology is comparison — understanding what has stayed stable and what has changed.

In many cases, patients delay getting checked because the spot isn’t painful or doesn’t seem urgent. But skin concerns are often easier to evaluate and manage when addressed earlier rather than later.

After examination, a biopsy was performed and the tissue sample was sent for pathology evaluation. Early assessment allowed the issue to be addressed at an earlier stage, and the patient is doing well.

A skin check doesn’t automatically mean something serious is wrong. Most visits are simply about getting clarity and deciding whether monitoring, testing, or treatment is appropriate.

If you’ve noticed a mole or skin spot changing over time, it may be a good time to have it evaluated.

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I-693 Medical Exam: what to bring and how to preparePreparing for an I-693 medical exam often feels more complicated tha...
05/15/2026

I-693 Medical Exam: what to bring and how to prepare
Preparing for an I-693 medical exam often feels more complicated than it actually is.
In most cases, it’s not the exam itself that causes stress - it’s not knowing what to bring or how to prepare.

The exam is required for many applicants applying for a green card from within the U.S. and must be completed by a USCIS-designated civil surgeon.
The process is structured, but preparation makes a big difference.

Most patients are asked to bring:
✔️a valid photo ID (passport, driver’s license, or state ID)
✔️vaccination records, if available
✔️any relevant medical history
✔️a list of current medications

If you’ve already started your paperwork, you can complete your personal information in Form I-693 before the visit - but it should only be signed in the presence of the doctor.

During the appointment, we review your medical history, perform a physical exam, and check vaccination status. Depending on current guidelines, certain lab tests may also be required.

If records are missing, it usually doesn’t stop the process - vaccines or additional testing can be done if needed.

One detail many people don’t expect:
your completed I-693 form is placed in a sealed envelope after the exam, and it must remain sealed when submitted to USCIS.
For most patients, the process is straightforward once everything is prepared correctly.

If you’re unsure what applies in your case or want to avoid delays, it’s completely reasonable to ask ahead of time. A quick conversation can make the process much smoother.

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Most people do avoid seeing a dermatologist - not intentionally, but because other things feel more urgent.Work, family,...
05/14/2026

Most people do avoid seeing a dermatologist - not intentionally, but because other things feel more urgent.
Work, family, everyday responsibilities.
Or a thought like:
💬“It’s probably nothing.”
💬“It will go away.”
💬“I’ll deal with it later.”
And over time, it just doesn’t happen.

When patients do come in, it’s often not just one concern.
It can be something that hasn’t gone away - acne that keeps coming back, redness that flares up, skin that feels irritated or sensitive for no clear reason.

Sometimes it’s a spot or growth - a mole, a small bump, a wart, or something new that doesn’t quite look like the rest of the skin.

Other times, it’s changes in pigmentation, hair thinning, or a condition like eczema or psoriasis that’s been managed on and off but never really evaluated.

A skin check isn’t limited to one specific issue.
It’s a way to look at your skin as a whole, understand what’s happening, and decide what actually needs attention - and what doesn’t.

The visit itself is straightforward. We go through your concerns, examine the skin, and take a closer look at anything that seems unclear.

Most findings are not serious. But having clarity - knowing what something is and how to approach it - often makes a big difference.
If there’s anything you’ve been noticing, even if it seems minor or inconsistent, it may be worth taking a closer look.

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05/11/2026

Right here in Manalapan đź“Ť

Quick appointments, clear communication, and care that doesn’t feel overwhelming.

Dermatology • Check-ups • Hyperhidrosis • IV Therapy • I-693 Exams

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193 Rt 9 South, Suite 1D
Manalapan, NJ
07726

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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