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An Annual Visit

When I turned 35, I started taking better care of my skin. Because I wanted to both look young for as long as possible and prevent skin cancer, I began wearing more sunscreen. I also began applying moisturizer to my face and hands twice each day. I bought a microdermabrasion kit to use at home. I even visited a dermatologist for the first time in my life. This caring medical professional examined my face, hands, and arms for signs of sun damage. On this blog, I hope you will discover the benefits of seeing a dermatologist on an annual basis.

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Preventing Acne Scarring: What You Should Know

Posted on 18 October 2022

Some people may be more prone to acne scarring than others. Some people may have scars just from getting a pimple, depending on the type of skin they have and any other skin conditions they may be suffering from. There are a number of things you may be able to do to help prevent this type of scarring and keep your skin clear and clean. If you have issues with your skin, going to the dermatologist is something you should do to get the clear skin you desire. [Read More]

Everything You Need To Know About Skin Cancer

Posted on 9 May 2022

Ideally, your cells grow normally, but when cells begin to grow abnormally, cancer can develop. Skin cancer is incredibly common, and like any cancer, it can become deadly if left untreated. If you would like to know more about skin cancer and how you can prevent it with the help of skin cancer screenings, keep reading. What Is Skin Cancer and What Causes It? Skin cancer is a blanket term for different types of skin cancer: basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma, and melanoma. [Read More]

4 Health Conditions That Require Dermatologist Services

Posted on 7 January 2022

A dermatologist is basically a doctor specializing in the treatment of disorders and diseases that affect the skin. Since these can be extremely varied, dermatologists deal with both common and complex problems such as acne, psoriasis, or even rare conditions such as vitiligo. Dermatologists help you to discover what caused your problem and how it affects your body day-to-day so they can give you a tailored solution to make it better. [Read More]