You love the way you look, but you’re a perfectionist! You know there are amazing new treatments out there that can make you look and feel like the absolute best version of yourself. But with so many to choose from, how do you know which are best for you
The average adult has about 22 square feet of skin, and every inch of it could develop skin cancer. How do you keep your largest organ (yep, that’s what skin is!) cancer-free? Plan ahead, and read these tips.
Everybody loves the sun. Except your skin. Get ready for Texas rays by treating your skin with rich moisturizers, rejuvenating serums, and sunscreens that range from lotions to brush-ons.
If your hair is thinning or balding, you may wonder if you’ll ever look like yourself again without painful transplant surgery. You may be surprised — and relieved — to learn that your hair follicles may be stimulated to grow hair again.
Of course you want to turn heads with your radiant health and beauty… but your life is too busy to spend hours in front of the mirror or days at a med spa. Luckily, keeping your skin looking healthy and young doesn’t take much time at all.
You spent your adolescence at the drugstore, trying various remedies to control your acne. You thought those days were behind you. But, suddenly, you’re breaking out again. Aren’t adults supposed to be over acne?
If you have rosacea, you may already be dreading the winter’s blustery winds and plummeting temperatures. But with a little planning, you can prevent winter flare ups and keep your skin comfy and clear till spring.
If you’re tired of slathering your pimples and other acne lesions with over-the-counter products that make your skin dry and cakey, it may be time to consult a dermatologist. Read on to learn about our solutions.
Did you know you can take steps to prevent eczema from wrecking your day? Learn what the skin experts at Specialists in Dermatology recommend for stopping an eczema flare-up before it starts.
Mohs Surgery is the most effective treatment for nonmelanoma skin cancers. It provides a greater than 99% cure rate (less than 1% recurrence). It provides a more conservative removal than a traditional excision; resulting in a smaller, less noticeable scar
