August is Psoriasis Awareness Month What is Psoriasis and What Does it Look Like? Psorasis is considered an autoimmune condition that typically presents with scaly plaques that are silver in appearance. It is predominantly found on the knees, elbows, scalp and what we...
Spring is upon us and thus allergies become a real problem for folks. Not to say that spring is the only time that allergies affect us, but it seems to be the peak for most. The most common symptoms with seasonal allergies are itchy, watery red eyes, sneezing, cough,...
How do I know if my skin is healthy or not? This is one of the most common questions directed at us in Dermatology. There are several questions to ask yourself when assessing the overall health of the skin that will help you determine if it meets the bar or not. Is my...
When it comes to skin cancer, prevention is key. We recommend the following precautionary measures to include to your daily habits: staying covered up with hats, shirts, and sunglasses, slathering on sunscreen, and avoid using tanning beds. However, the skin cancer...
When dry skin becomes red and itchy, we refer to this as eczema. It can occur at any age and affects both men and women. The causes range from genetics to below-average skincare regimens. The treatment of eczema depends on the severity. The main goal is to re-hydrate...
Acne is not just a teenager problem. Adult acne (rosacea) can affect people up into their 50s. It is also common among women in menopause. There are multiple causes for adult acne, including fluctuating hormone levels, stress, family history, cosmetic products,...
