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Dermatologists look at several factors when selecting a skin care line to recommend to their patients. They review the results from medical studies on patients over time, ingredients, the company who produces the products, the founder and leadership team, ingredient...

What is Telehealth? Telehealth is a program that allows patients and doctors to connect electronically and engage in a digital healthcare visit. An iPhone, Android phone, a desktop computer, tablet, or laptop can all access Telehealth. A camera and microphone are...

When a rosacea diagnosis is received, one of the most frequent questions is whether it is a permanent condition. That is usually followed by the patient asking about whether flare-ups can be avoided or delayed with treatment. The good news is there are some things...

In the wake of the COVID-19 outbreak and being in the deep trenches of an aggressive flu season, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is recommending frequent handwashing to stop or reduce the spread of infectious germs. In our family we are prone to dermatitis,...

Melanoma Monday is sponsored by the American Academy of Dermatology. Melanoma Monday gives new dermatology patients the chance to learn more about the dangers and risks of sun exposure that may lead to melanoma. Skin cancer caused by UV exposure is preventable with...

Psoriasis often presents itself after contracting strep throat or getting a serious sunburn or even a scratch or cut. Scientists believe if you have a psoriasis episode after such a trigger, it all likely started with genes and a predisposition to the disease. Imagine...

Hives are raised, red welts on the skin resulting from an itchy rash, usually triggered by an allergen. Approximately 20% of us will experience hives at some in our lives. Knowing how to achieve relief from hives when they occur is key to comfort and reduced family...

So you have done your research and are ready to move forward with microneedling. You set time in your schedule and make an appointment. You have everything set even the downtime away from friends to avoid the “What did you have done?” questions. If you find out you...

When you first notice frequent flushing on your face, you may have a condition called rosacea. If your dermatologist confirms you do have rosacea, your first thought may be, “I don’t want anyone to see me like this.” The good news is, it’s treatable. The second...

Imagine waking up Monday morning with a rash that covers most of your face? Getting it evaluated moves to the top task on your priority list for the day. Most of us have had periodic rashes as adults. Seeing a rash appear on your skin can be alarming. Rashes call also...