There are several skin lesions that are very common and non-cancerous like moles. However, some moles can turn into cancer. Knowing what to look for when checking your child’s mole can help catch any cancerous moles early. Read on to learn more about moles and signs your child’s mole should get checked. WHAT IS A […]
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Throughout the years, our dermatologists have received many questions about skin cancer prevention that are frequently asked, including: FAQ 1: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN UVA, UVB, and UVC? Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a form of electromagnetic radiation. The main source of UV radiation (rays) is the sun, although it can also come from man-made
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Our dermatologists receive questions about best practices in relation to skin care, including: FAQ 1: WHAT IS MY SKIN TYPE? There are many different skin types: oily, dry, combination, normal and sensitive. Knowing your skin type can help you choose the best skin care regiment, including picking out a moisturizer. FAQ 2: WHAT MOISTURIZER SHOULD
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Is your hair loss causing you to feel sad or anxious? Losing your hair can be very difficult and may be affecting how you live your life. By discussing your situation with a physician, you may be able to gain support in managing your hair loss. Hair loss may be temporary or permanent depending on the
As we age, our skin begins to change. Fine lines and wrinkles become more prevalent, and we lose volume in our cheeks and lips. Luckily, there is a way you can achieve younger looking skin without surgery or down time. Dermal fillers are gel-like substances that doctors inject beneath the skin to increase facial volume,
The American Cancer Society estimates in 2018 there will be close to 100,000 cases of melanoma diagnosed, and around 10,000 of those cases will result in death. Melanoma is the deadliest form of skin cancer; however, prevention and early detection are key in the successful inhibition and treatment of melanoma. Read on to learn more about what melanoma
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According to the American Cancer Society, (excluding basal & squamous cell skin cancer), there will be an estimated 99,550 new cancer cases in the United States, with 13,460 estimated deaths. This is why skin cancer checks are incredibly important to your health. Many skin cancer check apps are being advertised as automated dermatologists that can detect skin cancer;
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Skin care is not one size fits all. From rosacea to wrinkles, acne, psoriasis and skin cancer, we have treated it all. At the Dermatology Center for Skin Health, we can help from using vascular laser treatments for rosacea to prescribing and recommending topical products for psoriasis. Read on to learn more about common skin problems and how
Wrinkles are a completely natural and normal part of the aging process. They generally start to appear as you age, but can be caused prematurely by poor sun protection habits and smoking. Genetics play a role in the texture of your skin. You probably know somebody in their late 70s who doesn’t look a day older
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