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Wisconsin’s Leading Integrative Dermatologist in the Media

Dr. Stephen Lewellis, founder of Above & Beyond, is a Stanford and NYU-trained, board-certified integrative dermatologist. Beyond treating patients, he is a passionate advocate for education. He advises other dermatologists and shares his expertise on a wide range of subjects, from treating COVID-19-related hair loss to skin health basics.

He’s been featured on news shows, including CBS and ABC news, podcasts, and online publications. Browse past interviews with Dr. Lewellis here to learn what he is all about—you might just learn something!

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Media & Press Featuring Dr. Lewellis

Dr. Lewellis is a trusted expert on integrative dermatology, approaching treatment in a way that blends medical expertise with a holistic philosophy. As a medical provider, he recognizes what is broken in our current healthcare system and seeks to address it. With credentials that include fellowship with the AAD and training at Stanford and NYU, he has become a leading voice on integrative dermatology.

Skin Cancer Awareness Month Highlights with Dr. Stephen Lewellis WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW)

Dr. Stephen Lewellis of Above & Beyond Dermatology highlighted skin protection tips on News Channel 7 for Skin Cancer Awareness Month. He stressed using sunscreen, regular self-exams, avoiding tanning beds, and recommending safer options like self-tanners. Dr. Lewellis advised prompt consultation with a doctor or dermatologist for any skin abnormalities or bleeding. Watch the video for more tips, and visit the American Academy of Dermatology for additional resources. Contact Above & Beyond Dermatology for personalized skincare and expert advice to keep your skin healthy and safe.

Are you losing your hair fast? COVID-19 might be the culprit WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW)

Dr. Stephen Lewellis from Above & Beyond Dermatology discusses COVID-19-related hair loss, known as telogen effluvium, where the body redirects resources away from hair production after illness, causing noticeable shedding months later. Most patients see hair regrowth within six months, and Dr. Lewellis advises relaxation and natural healing over costly treatments. He recommends consulting a dermatologist if experiencing hair loss, and suggests using resources from the American Academy of Dermatology to find nearby offices for support. For more information or assistance with hair loss or skin concerns, contact Above & Beyond Dermatology.

Formulating a Skin Care Routine that can work for you WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW)

Managing stress-related hair loss WAUSAU, Wis. (WSAW)

Board-certified dermatologist, Dr. Stephen Lewellis of Above & Beyond Dermatology, discussed stress-related hair loss on News Channel 7. He explained Telogen Effluvium, a temporary hair loss condition triggered by stress or trauma, causing increased shedding and thinning, particularly on the scalp’s top. Dr. Lewellis emphasized consulting a dermatologist for accurate diagnosis and treatment options, ensuring proper care for those experiencing hair loss.

Staying safe in the sun News 9

Dr. Stephen Lewellis, a dermatologist at Aspirus Health, advises on sunscreen usage as summer approaches. He recommends SPF 30 for daily protection and stresses reapplication every two to three hours. Dr. Lewellis cautions against common mistakes like using too little sunscreen, which can reduce its effectiveness. He suggests using about a shot glass full to adequately cover an average adult’s body, ensuring proper sun protection against the sun’s damaging rays.

Area doctors say hair loss Linked to COVID-19 stress News 9

Dermatologists in Wausau, including Dr. Stephen Lewellis from Aspirus, are noting an uptick in cases of Telogen Effluvium, or stress-related hair loss, potentially triggered by COVID-19-induced stress. This condition disrupts normal hair growth cycles, increasing shedding or hair loss. Dr. Lewellis explains that during periods of crisis, the body prioritizes resources for essential functions over hair growth, contributing to this phenomenon. He reassures patients that while alarming, this hair loss is typically temporary, emphasizing patience as the hair regrows naturally over time.

Wausau woman shares story living with hair-loss disease News 9

Controversy erupted at the Oscars in Los Angeles when comedian Chris Rock made a comment directed at actress Jada Pinkett Smith, who has alopecia, a condition causing hair loss. Alopecia affects both men and women of all ages without discrimination. Allison Dean from Wausau, diagnosed with alopecia areata since childhood, describes her experience as cyclical, alternating between periods of no hair and wearing a wig. Dr. Stephen Lewellis of Aspirus explains that alopecia varies widely among patients, from localized bald spots to complete hair loss on the scalp and body.

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