Hearing the words “skin cancer” can be overwhelming, but modern dermatology offers highly effective, precise treatments. If your dermatologist has recommended Mohs surgery (Mohs micrographic
One burns your skin, and the other ages it. That’s the difference between UVA and UVB rays. Think . . . UVA (Ages) and UVB
You can protect your skin just by knowing your skin type. Your skin type tells you whether you need a minimum SPF of 30 or
Are you one of the people who grew up when it was “cool” to bake in the sun? It’s okay. You can admit it. After
Our dermatologists want you to wear sunscreen during the Winter. Don’t think you need it? Well, you do. The sun’s UV rays are with us
You need the best sunscreen for every body part. That means what’s suitable for your arms and legs is not necessarily what’s best for your
In honor of National Cancer Prevention Month, let’s talk about skin cancer, the most common type in the world. More people get skin cancer than
People talk about Botox so much these days you’d think it was the only wrinkle relaxer on the market, but it’s not. Botox’s younger brand-name
Precancerous skin lesions are not cancer but could become cancer over time. These lesions include actinic keratosis. Actinic Keratosis The most common form of precancer
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer—3.6 million cases are diagnosed each year. And it’s the most commonly diagnosed of all
These summer months have been having increased heat, intensity and longer heat waves. If you are someone who loves being out in the sun, make
Pre-cancerous skin lesions are caused by frequent exposure to UV light. This can be from direct sunlight or the use of tanning beds. A skin
