Stop Putting Up With Acne—Here’s How to Get Rid of It
You’re polite, tolerant, and patient. But you can throw those admirable qualities out the window when it comes to your acne. You don’t have to tolerate it, and you …
Blog
What Triggers Melanoma?
Melanoma is a type of skin cancer that starts in your melanocytes, which are cells in the upper layer of your skin that produce melanin. Melanin is the pigment …
How Vbeam Can Help Reduce Your Rosacea
Though the skin condition rosacea tends to affect light-skinned women, anyone can get it. Men often develop more severe types of the disease, including rhinophyma, which is thick, reddened …
5 Triggers of Female Hair Loss
More than half of women in the United States lose a significant amount of hair during their lifetimes, a condition known as female pattern hair loss (FPHL). Though it’s …
Psoriasis Vs. Eczema: What’s the Difference?
According to NBC News, about 80% of all US women, men, and children who use the internet have searched at least once for information about their health. In fact, …
What Causes Warts and Will They Go Away on Their Own?
Warts are medically benign, but aesthetically unappealing, growths on your skin that can resemble little heads of cauliflower or manifest as raised patches dotted with black “seeds.” All warts …
Why You Should Be Aware of the ABCDEs of Moles
If you’ve worn protective sunscreens every day of your life since you were a child, you’ve undoubtedly reduced your risk for skin cancer, but you haven’t completely eliminated it. …
Dealing With a Psoriasis Flare-up
If you have psoriasis, you may choose your wardrobe and even your activities based on how active your disease is. The inflamed, itchy, scaly plaques that cover your skin …
What Causes Adult Acne and What Can You Do About It?
According to the American Academy of Dermatology, acne in adults is increasing. Up to 35% of women in their 30s, 26% in their 40s, and 15% in their 50s …
Tips to Prevent Skin Cancer and Other Sun-Related Skin Issues
Though the Texas sun beats down hard year-round, summer vacations and holiday weekends leave more of your skin exposed than usual. Though you may want to take a break …