Skin Cancer in People of Color: Myths, Risks, and Prevention Tips

Don’t believe the misinformation: No matter the color of your skin, skin cancer doesn’t discriminate, including people with darker skin tones. Although people of color are less likely to become afflicted with skin cancer, the most common form of cancer in the U.S. can affect us all. And those who always tan and rarely or…

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Three Olansky Dermatology & Aesthetics Physicians Recognized as Atlanta’s Top Doctors in Modern Luxury Medicine + Doctors and The Atlantan Magazines

Drs. Sonya Bellamy, Jodi Ganz, and Alex Gross Receive Peer-Driven Honor Drs. Sonya Bellamy, Jodi Ganz, and Alex Gross of Olansky Dermatology & Aesthetics — Georgia’s top-rated dermatology practice — are recognized as Top Doctors in the January issue of Modern Luxury Medicine + Doctors and the June issue of The Atlantan magazines in partnership…

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4 Habits That Can Make Your Skin Age Faster

Certain lifestyle habits can dramatically age your skin, causing wrinkles, fine lines, pigmentation, and sagging skin. By eliminating the following bad habits, you can prevent premature aging, reduce wrinkles, and protect the overall health of your skin. What Causes Premature Aging? UV Exposure Chronic exposure to UV radiation from the sun or tanning beds not…

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Everyday Habits & Triggers That Could Be Making Your Rosacea Worse

The skin condition rosacea gets its name from its most recognizable symptom: Persistent facial flushing that can appear rosy, red, violet, or even brown. But the condition is more than just skin deep. It can also bring on visible blood vessels, bumps, irritation, and a general sensitivity that makes your skin feel uncomfortable. While the…

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Your Guide to Microneedling This Spring

For the person who wants a “refresh”, with no heat or chemicals, we recommend Microneedling. It is a great treatment option for most skin types and is particularly good for enlarged pores, mild scars, acne scars, and wrinkles. What Is Microneedling? Microneedling is a minimally invasive procedure that creates millions of controlled microchannels in the…

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The Best Nighttime Skin Care Routine for Healthy Skin

Want healthy skin? Sticking to the best nighttime skin care routine could play a big part in your overall skin health. Do it right, and it will allow your skin to repair and regenerate overnight. And the cosmetic benefits, from wrinkle reduction to a youthful glow, are icing on the cake.   Olansky Dermatology & Aesthetics…

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Updates in Laser Resurfacing: No More Hiding Out After Treatment

How can I look younger?  What can I do about lines and wrinkles?  Skin tone and texture? I hear these questions every day, and I am excited to have some new answers.  Laser resurfacing may be a solution.   Laser resurfacing triggers the body to create collagen, rejuvenating the skin.  Today’s newest lasers, such as…

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The Different Types of Skin Cancer and How to Treat Them

Unfortunately, skin cancer continues to be an unrelenting occurrence in America. In fact, it’s the most common cancer in the country. According to the American Academy of Dermatology, one in five Americans will develop skin cancer in their lifetime, and approximately 9,500 people in the U.S. receive a skin cancer diagnosis each day. The good…

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Why You Need Sunscreen In Winter

It may be cold outside, but the sun is still shining. Contrary to what you may think, the sun’s harmful effects on your skin do not come from the warmth it provides; rather it is the UV rays that penetrate your skin layers. Although the sun may not feel as warm during the winter, UV…

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How Seasonal Changes Affect Psoriasis and What You Can Do About It

An irritating psoriasis flare-up is uncomfortable in any season. But if dry, cooler weather is a trigger for you, winter may be especially unpleasant. Here’s the good news: Although this skin condition has no complete cure regardless of type, there are ways you can manage it even when the weather is working against you. Below,…

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