Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States and, unfortunately, it only takes one serious sun burn during childhood or adolescence to nearly double a person’s chance of developing melanoma later …[Read More]
Filed under: Children, Skin Care, Sun Burns, Sun protection, Uncategorized
We are open for in office visits and ready to take care of the skin care concerns for all patients.
At all of our locations, additional precautions will be taken to ensure everyone’s safety. We are requiring all individuals entering our office to wear a mask. …[Read More]
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Keratosis Pilaris is a very common, but thankfully harmless, skin condition that causes small, hard bumps on the upper arms, thighs, buttocks, and sometimes jawline or cheeks. It’s caused when keratin, a protein that helps protect our skin from damage …[Read More]
Filed under: Skin Care, Uncategorized
With the summer months approaching, you will want to be on the watch for sun poisoning. Sun poisoning doesn’t mean you were poisoned by the sun, it just means that your severe sunburn is causing distress to your body in the form of a headache, fever or chills, …[Read More]
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We all occasionally have a small spot on our face or hands that suddenly appears due to acne, bug bites, etc., and eventually it disappears. But if you notice a spot on your skin that isn’t healing, and it is …[Read More]
Filed under: Skin Care, Skin Conditions, Sun protection, Uncategorized
Clostridium botulinum is a naturally-produced bacterium and is found in some soils, lakes, and forests and is generally harmless. The neurotoxin produced by this bacterium is known as Botulinum Toxin or by its brand name, Botox.
In large amounts, the neurotoxin can cause …[Read More]
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