When most people think of skin cancer treatment, they focus on the physical aspects—diagnosis, surgery, and healing. But what’s often overlooked is the emotional journey that comes with it. As a Mohs surgeon, I’ve seen firsthand how deeply personal and overwhelming this experience can be for patients.

As we shake off the winter chill and welcome the warmer days of spring, it’s the perfect time to reset your skincare routine. While we often associate spring with sunshine and renewal, the change in season can also bring new skin challenges, especially for those with chronic conditions like eczema, rosacea, or acne.

At Findley Dermatology, we’re proud to continue growing in a way that best serves our patients—with compassion, clinical excellence, and timely access to care. Our newest providers specialize in general dermatology, offering expert care for everything from acne and chronic skin conditions to annual skin checks and skin cancer detection.

It began last year with a small, scaly pink patch on my right forehead that wouldn’t go away, no matter how many topical treatments I tried. As a dermatologist, I’ve seen countless patients with similar spots, and something about this one made me uneasy.

On April 5, 2025, Dr. Findley will swap her scrubs for dancing shoes at the 7th Annual Dancing with the Doctors Gala, a fun and exciting event that raises funds for Hope Health Hospice & Palliative Care.

As a board-certified dermatologist and skincare expert, Dr. Alyssa Findley knows what it takes to maintain healthy, radiant skin—both in the office and in her daily life. Ever wonder what a dermatologist swears by in her personal routine? Let’s peek inside Dr. Findley’s cosmetic bag to uncover her top skincare and beauty essentials.

The new year is here, and it’s the perfect time to prioritize self-care. As we step into 2025, cosmetic dermatology offers a variety of treatments to help you feel and look your best.

The holiday season is a time for joy, celebration, and spending time with loved ones, but it can also bring its fair share of stress. From managing family gatherings to preparing for the new year, the pressure can affect your physical and mental well-being.

With holiday deals flooding social media feeds, the buzz around at-home skin care devices are hard to miss. But do these devices truly deliver results, or are they just another beauty fad? 

The holiday season is the perfect time to refresh and rejuvenate, especially when chilly Northeastern weather can be tough on our skin.

Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S., and knowing the signs can make all the difference in seeking care to allow for early detection and successful treatment.

Aging is a natural process; maintaining youthful, glowing skin and feeling comfortable in your skin doesn’t have to be out of reach.

A conversation between Dr. Alyssa Findley and her daughter Juliet about popular skincare trends.

In this special edition of our blog, we are honored to feature Dr. Findley, who not only brings years of professional experience but also a deeply personal perspective, having recently faced her own journey with skin cancer.

Earlobe repair is a procedure to correct problems with torn, stretched, or damaged earlobes. Many patients will seek this treatment due to trauma from wearing heavy earrings or accidental tears that may occur.

Dr. Findley is renowned in our region for her expertise in forehead flap surgery, a procedure for which only a select few board-certified surgeons have the training and experience to consistently deliver excellent results.

WARNING: This post contains graphic images.

Hair loss can be an incredibly emotional and challenging experience, particularly for women. Our hair is often tied to our identity, and when it begins to thin or fall out, it can affect not only our appearance but also our confidence and self-esteem.

When it comes to treating skin cancer, patients often wonder about the best surgical options available. Two common methods are Mohs surgery and traditional excision.

Arquidalis (Kiki) is passionate about three things: caring for people, developing her professional skills, and constantly learning new things.

As a board-certified dermatologist, I notice more patients seeking help for acne during the summer months. The combination of heat, humidity, and increased outdoor activities often exacerbates acne, affecting not only physical health but also psychological and emotional well-being.