When you have psoriasis, those raised patches of scaly, itchy skin are embarrassing and inconvenient. Knowing what triggers flare-ups can help you predict and avoid them. Here are the most common culprits and the best treatments for psoriasis.
Rashes are pretty common, and they typically fade as soons the irritant that triggered them goes away. But when they stick around and cause problems, you may need to seek medical attention. Here are some signs it’s time to seek help.
Most people get dark patches on their skin as they age, but some get light patches instead, caused by a skin disease called vitiligo. In honor of Vitiligo Awareness Month, we’re taking a closer look at the causes, treatments, and latest research.
After a long Maryland winter, we’re all longing to feel the warmth of the sun again. But there are pros and cons to sun exposure. Here, we shine the light on your skin’s relationship with the sun — the good and the bad.
Don’t assume that little dry patch of rough skin just needs a dab of lotion — it may be a precancerous growth called actinic keratosis. Here’s how to spot this early warning sign of skin cancer and what to do about it.
It’s National Nutrition Month, and folks across the country are cleaning up their diets for weight loss and health. But did you know that what you eat affects your skin, too? Here’s what you need to know.
Wrinkles appear to go hand-in-hand with age, so they seem inevitable — but are they? Keep reading to discover the most common causes of wrinkled skin, whether genetics play a role, and how to smooth out wrinkles once they show up.
Whether you’re a teenager or adult, zits are embarrassing. And despite trying every product lining the wall at your local drugstore, it seems nothing works. It’s time to seek professional help, clear up your skin, and reclaim your confidence.
If you suffer from melasma, you may be hiding behind your COVID mask for cosmetic reasons as well as medical, but there’s a better way. Find out how to get rid of those dark patches for good.
November is Diabetes Awareness Month and a good time to learn about what this chronic condition can do to your skin. Learn about the most common complications and how you can keep your skin healthy despite your diabetes.
Americans are more likely to get skin cancer than any other type of cancer, but the good news is that the two most common forms are often curable. Early detection is crucial, which means you need regular screening. Here’s what you need to know.
If you tend to hide your dry, flaky skin because you can’t control it, you need to know these four keys to caring for your chronic dry skin. Once they’re part of your routine, you can show off your smooth skin instead of keeping it under wraps.
It’s National Psoriasis Action Month — the perfect time to learn more about this chronic disease and how it affects more than 7.5 million Americans. And it’s also a great time to get some practical tips that make it easier to live with psoriasis.
Fighting cancer is likely the hardest thing you’ll do in your entire life. But your skin may take a hit from the various treatments. Our experts can care for your skin while you focus on beating the cancer. Here’s how.
Before you take off that mask, follow these tips to reintroduce your skin to the summer sun in a healthy and safe way.
The most deadly type of skin cancer — melanoma — grows and spreads quickly. Your best chance of beating it is finding and treating it early. Here’s how to use the alphabet to help you remember the warning signs.
Did you feed your skin today? Many don’t realize that their skin is an organ with specific dietary needs. In honor of National Nutrition Month®, here’s the skinny on how to keep your skin healthy with proper food choices.
As face masks work to tamp down the spread of COVID-19, they’ve also caused an uptick in acne breakouts. If your skin is suffering under cover, you aren’t alone. Find out how to combat mask acne.
Light isn’t just white; it’s a rainbow of colors with different properties and powers. Some are cool, some are hot, some harm, some heal. Find out what ultraviolet light does to your skin and how blue light can counteract the damage.
There’s a nip in the air, and you’re pulling out the long sleeves and pants. Just because your skin is mostly covered, though, doesn’t mean you can forget about it. Here are some tips for caring for skin in the cold, harsh, winter weather.
It’s easy to take your skin for granted until something goes wrong. In honor of National Healthy Skin Month, take advantage of these tips and reminders about how to keep your skin in tip-top shape.
You can blame the summer sun or the cold winter air, but if your dry, itchy skin persists regardless of weather or season, it may be eczema. Since October is Eczema Awareness Month, fall is a great time to learn more about this common affliction.
There’s a fine line between sun-kissed and spotted when it comes to your skin. If that extra time in the sun has left its mark, we have you covered. Here’s how we can help you get rid of those pesky sunspots.
Psoriasis flare-ups can be hard to hide, hard to live with, and hard to explain. Since August is Psoriasis Awareness Month, take the opportunity to educate yourself and others about your psoriasis and debunk the myths about this common condition.
If you’re searching for the best way to smooth out the lines and wrinkles on your face and wondering whether you should get Botox or fillers, you might be asking the wrong question. Find out why these treatments are better together.
By taking sensible sun exposure precautions, you can safely have fun outdoors this summer. Follow these tips to get the benefits of spending time outside, while minimizing the risks of skin cancer.
With lifestyle changes and dermatological treatment, rosacea is a manageable condition. Eliminating these five foods from your diet can clear your skin and treat your rosacea.
They’re annoying and itchy, and you’ve slathered on lotions and ointments to no avail. Although some rashes are treatable with conservative home care, others need treatment from a dermatologist. Discover when you should seek medical care for a rash.
Acne: It’s something none of us want, yet most of us get. And as if acne itself wasn’t bad enough, acne scars can follow you around for a lifetime — unless you get treated for exactly the type of acne scars you have.
Are you worried about keeping your skin moist during the colder months? Whether you have naturally dry skin or you simply need a few tips to keep your complexion healthy, you’ve come to the right place.
Laser hair removal is a convenient solution to shaving and waxing. Get rid of unwanted hair while it’s still cold and snowy outside. Learn why the best time to start working on your summer body is in the winter.
Does your vitiligo cause you distress? There’s help for those who would like to diminish the visibility of vitiligo, with groundbreaking, non-invasive laser treatment to help encourage repigmentation.
Blue light special? Here’s how you can eliminate cancer cells with innovative light therapy. Read on to learn more about this pain-free treatment.
By age 50, up to 85% of men and 40% of women suffer from hair loss. It’s an extremely common problem that can be embarrassing, but it shouldn’t be. Treatments are available to successfully address hair loss in men and women. Find out more.
Do you find yourself hiding your toes because they’re looking thick and discolored? You could have toenail fungus, and taking a laissez-faire attitude about it is not advised. Learn about treatments to help rid you of it for good.
Many people want to return to the flawless skin of their youth by getting rid of spots, scars, and stretch marks. With laser treatment, doctors can often remove these common defects so that your skin looks and feels younger, smoother, and healthier.
Botox® injections and fillers don’t just keep you looking young -- they’re also great additions to your overall wellness routine.
Psoriasis is a chronic and often frustrating skin condition. But the pain and discomfort of psoriasis doesn’t have to control your life, because you do have options that you may not have known about.
Wearing sunscreen only when you’re at the beach isn’t enough to protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays. Here are five easy strategies for protecting yourself and your family against skin cancer that you can put into practice today.
Are you living with facial redness, bumps, and broken blood vessels that make you self-conscious? You could have rosacea, but it doesn’t have to control your life. We’re here to help you get your rosacea symptoms under control.
Tired of shaving your legs? Sick of suffering through the pain of waxing? Do you pluck and pluck, only to have unwanted hair return immediately? If you want silky smooth skin, it’s time to ditch your razor, wax, and tweezers for laser hair removal.
Acne isn’t fun at any age, but when it strikes in your adult years, it’s not likely you’ll feel a sense of nostalgia. While the condition is the same as in high school, there may be some very adult factors contributing to your new outbreak.
