Impetigo is a bacterial infection of the skin that presents as a yellow-gold or honey-colored crust on a wound. It is typically found around the nose and mouth, on the hands, forearms and diaper area of young children.
Read MoreImpetigo is a bacterial infection of the skin that presents as a yellow-gold or honey-colored crust on a wound. It is typically found around the nose and mouth, on the hands, forearms and diaper area of young children.
Read MoreA skin tag is a small, soft, benign growth of skin that is typically found on the neck, underarms, torso, or groin area.
Read MoreAcne impacts more than just your skin health. It can take a major toll on your mental and emotional health by lowering your self-esteem and contributing to anxiety and depression.
Read MoreDermatologists are using an old medication for hair loss in a new way with promising results. Here’s what you need to know…
Read MorePsoriasis is a condition that causes red, raised, dry patches of skin that can sometimes have itching and stinging sensations. Thankfully, numerous treatment options are available today for individuals dealing with psoriasis.
Read MoreYour skin is just one part of the whole that is you! And that’s why it’s so important to create healthy lifestyle habits that support your whole being.
Read MoreSummer has ended, but you should continue using sunscreen daily—rain or shine. Sun exposure occurs year-round.
Read MoreQ: Should I apply skincare products in a specific order? 🤔 A: The answer is yes! The order you apply skincare products can impact the effectiveness of the products. Here’s a simple routine to follow… Wash your face. Apply any medicated or treatment products. Apply moisturizer and/or sunscreen. Apply makeup, if desired. Using skincare […]
Read MoreSeptember is Alopecia Awareness Month, making it a great time to learn about this condition affecting some 6.8 million Americans. Here are a few fast facts… Alopecia is a medical term meaning baldness or hair loss. Some people experience hair loss as a natural part of aging, often due to genetics. Others experience hair […]
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