Contact dermatitis refers to a skin irritation or rash that develops as a result of contact with a certain physical substance or chemical. There are two types of contact dermatitis: allergic and irritant. In both cases, you should follow up with a dermatologist to not...
Blog Topic: General Dermatology
Welcome to the Olansky Dermatology & Aesthetics blog — your trusted source for expert skincare advice, dermatology news, and updates from our team. Whether you’re looking for seasonal skin tips, treatment insights, or practice announcements, you’ll find helpful information curated by our team.
Have Lupus? Let a Dermatologist Be Your Friend.
Have you been diagnosed with lupus? If so, you are probably well aware of the skin irritations that come with your disorder. Lupus is an autoimmune disease that causes the immune system to attack healthy cells and tissues within the body, which includes your skin....
Signs You Need to Visit a Dermatologist
A dermatologist is a doctor who is certified to treat conditions of the skin. While your primary care physician or pediatrician can certainly make a diagnosis and recommend treatment, a dermatologist carries the experience and specialized training to deliver the most...
4 Tips for Healthy Nails
How much attention to you give your nails? Healthy, strong nails are important. Not only do they promote a more attractive appearance, but they also reflect the health of your body too. As board certified dermatologists, we are equipped to treat all types of...
Are You Monitoring Your Moles?
A mole, medically termed melanocytic nevus, is a very common skin growth. You may notice some moles stick around your entire life, while others pop up after prolonged periods in the sun. Most moles are harmless. However, there are certain moles that warrant concern....
Diabetes and Dry Skin
If you are diabetic, you are well aware of the extra challenges you must face while trying to manage your condition. Unfortunately, your skin health is not exempt. One of the biggest issues that diabetes battle is dry skin. Not only can dry skin look scaly and itch...
Why Did My Wart Grow Back?
Warts are known as one of the most embarrassing skin growths, and they’ve unfortunately gotten a bad reputation with their association to witches, ugliness or old people. The truth is, anyone is susceptible to getting a wart, even a sweet, innocent child. They...
Don’t Let the Pool Damage Your Skin
Let’s face it; summer days in Georgia are hot! Swimming is one of the few tolerable activities to do in the heat of the day. However, while a jump in the pool is refreshing for your body, the chlorinated water may not be so great for your skin. Whether you are a child...
Stop The Summertime Sweat
Sweating is your body’s natural mechanism for cooling you off. While it is appropriate to be sweaty after a long run or basketball game, if you find that your underarms are soaked throughout the day or with minimal activity, you may have a condition known as...
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...