Male Skin Care: Shaving With Acne

As a man or teenage boy who struggles with acne, it can be difficult to perform your facial grooming habits without making your acne worse. Do you resort to having a five o’clock shadow or risk an embarrassing acne breakout by shaving? Fortunately, there are some shaving habits you can adopt to reduce the risk…

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3 Skin Care Tips For Lupus Sufferers

Lupus is an autoimmune disease that causes the immune system to attack healthy cells and tissue within the body. Therefore, it comes to no surprise that the skin can dramatically suffer if you have lupus. There are several types of lupus, including systemic lupus, discoid lupus and subacute cutaneous lupus. Unfortunately, all of these lupus…

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Skin Cancer and Your Child

Can kids get skin cancer? While pediatric melanoma is rare, sun safety at a young age is the most important key to prevention. Forming proper habits as a child can help prevent future skin cancer and melanomas from developing later in life. Here’s what parents need to know about preventing skin cancer in children. What…

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Have You Checked Your Moles Recently?

As the temperatures warm up, our long clothing layers come off. This is the perfect time to take a good look at your exposed skin. Are there any suspicious or changing moles on your body that were covered up during winter? Performing a routine full body skin check is a critical element towards optimal skin…

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Is Your Complexion Ready for Spring?

Each season of the year offers unique skin care demands. With spring approaching, it is the perfect time to get your skin ready for the warm, sunny months ahead. In doing so, you’ll need to address any lingering effects that the cold winter elements had on your skin, such as dryness or areas of red,…

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Male Skin Care: Shaving Folliculitis

When it comes to skin issues in men, shaving folliculitis is a common concern. You may understand this condition better using the term “razor bumps.” If you struggle with painful, itchy and unsightly bumps on your face after your shaving session, you can and should take action. There are ways to prevent shaving folliculitis as…

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3 Reasons Why Seniors Should See A Dermatologist

There is no question that our bodies encounter changes as we age. The effects on our skin can be significant. There are certain skin-related disorders that the aging population is more likely to encounter. Without prompt diagnosis and treatments, these skin conditions can become painful and quite disruptive. They can even influence one’s overall well-being….

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FAQ’s on Pregnancy Melasma

Melasma is a common skin condition that is more embarrassing than it is harmful. It causes brown or gray patches on your facial skin, typically the cheeks, nose, forehead, chin and upper lip. The discoloration is due to an increased production of melanin in the skin. While melasma can be caused by sun exposure or…

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Managing Rosacea in the Winter

The cold winter months can be a difficult time for people that have chronic skin disorders, especially those that suffer from rosacea. In fact, some patients only have rosacea flare-ups when the air is cold, dry and windy. While you can’t control the winter weather, there are steps you can take to alleviate your discomfort…

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New Year New Skin

When it comes to your body and your health, it’s the perfect time of year to start doing things better. While making your list of New Year’s resolutions for more exercise and better eating, don’t’ forget the largest organ in the body – your skin. Giving your skin some extra TLC will not only protect…

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