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Care for Your Skin; It's Your Largest Organ

You might remember learning in school that your skin is the largest organ in your body. This is a bit of a surprising fact the first time you hear it. But if you think about it, you really are lucky your largest organ is visible. This allows you to observe its health and take good care of it. Part of providing for your skin's health is seeing a dermatologist whenever something seems to be going wrong. A dermatologist can help you treat acne, psoriasis, or even general skin dryness with the most effective methods. Read more about these doctors and their work on this website.

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4 Options For Reducing Scars

Posted on 24 March 2021

For some people, having a scar is a badge of honor. For others, scars are a reminder of pain or disease. If you don't like the scars on your body, you can use cosmetic dermatology services to help reduce the appearance of sunken or raised scars on your body. #1: Laser Treatment Laser treatments have become a popular way to treat a variety of skin conditions. Laser treatments have been shown to work particularly well on acne scars. [Read More]

What Is A Derma Roller And What Are The Benefits Of Using One?

Posted on 4 December 2020

A derma roller is a roller that has tiny needles all around it. The size can vary from .25 mm up to 1 mm depending on what you are using it for. A derma roller has a number of benefits, but it needs to be used properly and the right type should be used to prevent injury or other issues. Read on for other information about derma rollers and how you may be able to benefit from using one. [Read More]

3 Surprising Conditions Dermatologists Can Treat

Posted on 14 August 2020

You are probably aware that dermatologists treat different skin conditions, but did you know that they also treat disorders that involve the hair and nails? According to the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD), dermatologists diagnose and treat over 3,000 conditions. Here are three surprising conditions that dermatologists treat. 1. Hyperhidrosis This medical condition is characterized by excessive sweating. People who have hyperhidrosis sweat even when their body temperature is normal or they are sitting still. [Read More]

Keep Your Youth Team's Skin In Good Shape While Out On The Field Or Court

Posted on 30 June 2020

As the head coach or administrator of a youth sports team, you of course want to maintain a safe and healthy environment for all of your young athletes. While you might give them some general advice on nutrition or have a doctor or nurse on standby for serious injuries, there's another topic that you should probably talk about with each of your team members and that's how to properly take care of their skin while out on the court, field, or trail. [Read More]