Melanoma, the most serious type of skin cancer, develops in the cells (melanocytes) that produce melanin — the pigment that gives your skin its color. Melanoma can occur anywhere on the skin, and people with unusual moles, a family history …[Read More]
Filed under: Skin Cancer, Skin Care, Skin Conditions
Uneven, pigmented skin can can affect anyone at any time in their life — from a birthmark you’re born with to discoloration from sun-spots from overexposure over time. Uneven skin can also present as a more serious disorder that is …[Read More]
Filed under: Skin Conditions
There are a variety of benign skin growths that can pop up on your skin at any time in life. It’s important to visit a dermatologist if you notice any unusual growth to properly diagnose the condition and make sure …[Read More]
Filed under: Skin Conditions
Are you dealing with dry, scaly patches of skin on your scalp and face? Are you noticing extra redness? Usually when we see these symptoms, we chalk it up to seasonal dryness, but it could actually be a condition called …[Read More]
Filed under: Skin Conditions
Pruritus, or itchy skin, can be caused by a variety of reasons – and it can oftentimes be frustrating to figure out what causes it and how best to treat it.
Most cases of itchy skin are caused simply …[Read More]
Filed under: Rosacea, Skin Conditions
Xerosis, also referred to as dry skin, can appear on any part of your body, including your feet. Xerosis can appear as itchy, tight-feeling skin that is flaking off or feeling rough.
This condition can be caused by multiple factors: age, …[Read More]
Filed under: Dermatology, Skin Conditions
