For most people, acne starts during puberty. When hormones are raging, it starts to affect your skin, particularly your face. For some people, this goes away when puberty comes to an end. Unfortunately for others, it does not go away. It is also common to experience acne breakouts in your adult years. Studies have shown that acne can attack at any stage of your life.
Surgical dermatology is the effective removal of all types of skin growths, cancerous and noncancerous. If surgery is necessary, you will be informed by your doctor. Surgical dermatology is also focused on the prevention of precancerous lesions.
Did you know that moles are just a cluster of cells that are responsible for skin pigmentation? Moles tend to be the cause of concern for many since they can develop into melanoma, a type of skin cancer. However, more often than not are harmless.
Stress Awareness Month: The Impact of Stress on Skin Health and How to Cope
April is Stress Awareness Month, a time to recognize how stress can wreak havoc on your skin. In ...
Spring Cleaning for Your Skincare Routine: Tips for Refreshing Your Regimen
Rejuvenate your skin this spring with simple changes. Give your skincare routine a makeover to pr...
You may know your ABC’s, but do you know the ABCDE’s of dermatology? Memorizing this mnemonic...
Adaptive Skincare for Changing Environments
Urban pollution and environmental factors in the cityscape can challenge your skin’s health. Li...