Aaron S. Farberg, M.D.
Aaron S. Farberg is currently a dermatologist and dermatologic surgeon at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas. He received his medical degree from the University of Michigan where he remained to train in the renowned plastic surgery program. Dr. Farberg then spent a fellowship year focusing on skin cancer in association with the National Society for Cutaneous Medicine and New York University. He has since stayed in New York City for additional residency training in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital. In addition to treating patients, Dr. Farberg has been a clinical investigator on several studies including FDA clinical trials. He has been recognized with numerous awards and honors; including taking first place on several occasions at regional and national medical conferences. Dr. Farberg has published over 70 articles in professional medical journals and is currently the lead editor for a book on technology in skin cancer. Dr. Farberg is also a consultant dermatologist for the New York Yankees, although he continues to cheer on his hometown Chicago Cubs.
Latest Articles by Aaron S. Farberg, M.D.
The Link Between Psoriasis and Insomnia
Psoriasis is a chronic disease characterized by skin inflammation and an increased production of skin cells due to an overactive immune system. Although the body produces new skin cells much faster than normal, it does not shed them as quickly, resul...
How to Sleep Better With Psoriasis
Tips for bedding, PJs, and more when you're dealing with this chronic skin condition.
Is Your Face Mask Making Your Chronic Skin Condition Worse?
From rosacea to eczema, the littlest things can set off major flares. So what to do when your entire face is swathed in itchy fabric? We asked the experts.
How to Be the Best Dressed in the Room (With Psoriasis)
Prevent itchy fall flares—and look fly doing it—with these fashion do's and don'ts.
Your Go-To Guide for Skincare During COVID
Masks are a part of our everyday lives now, and for good reason. But the skin irritation they can cause? That’s something you don’t have to live with.
Kids’ Top Qs About Psoriasis
Is it contagious? Will it last forever? Experts help you answer kids’ toughest questions about your psoriasis.
This Is Rosacea, Too: What People With Dark Skin Should Know
While it may be more difficult to diagnose, there's no denying that people with dark skin do get rosacea. From diagnosis to treatment, here's the lowdown.
The Chronic Guide to Summer Skin
Whether you have psoriasis or eczema, rosacea or melasma (or more!), we have expert advice for for beating summer flare-ups.