How is winter treating you this year? According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac our winter temperatures will be much warmer and slightly drier than normal. Our coldest periods will be from mid-December, mid- and late January and mid – to late February. If you struggle with cold winter temperatures, this is good news for you.… Continue reading about Baby, It’s Cold Outside And I Have Hives!
Happy New Year from our team at Medical Dermatology Specialists. We are proud and honored to enter into 2019 as a caring provider of our clinical research trials through our division of Advanced Medical Research. Through our Advanced Medical Research division, we are able to offer you the newest and most exciting treatments for issues… Continue reading about New Year, New Medications, New Clinical Trials
Tis’ the season for lists. Most lists are comprised of things you want and don’t want as a gift during the holidays. How is you list coming along? It’s often easy to think of all of the things you want, but did you ever consider adding things that are unwanted to your list as well?… Continue reading about Dr. Weisman, Helping Her Patients With Their Lists For The Holidays
Can you believe 2018 is almost over? We’re already in the middle of December and it seems like we were just putting the kids back in school after the summer. Where does time go? Sometimes, time can slip away from us and we don’t know what we’ve done. Do you feel that way about 2018?… Continue reading about Don’t Let 2018 End Before You Get Your Yearly Skin Cancer Screening
It’s December now, and the temperatures are dropping. Sometimes, all you want to do is hop in a hot bath and warm up to try to avoid the cold. However, if you have eczema, your skin problem could be worsened by your desire to soak in a bathtub filled with hot water. Additionally, baths filled… Continue reading about Taking Care of Your Skin with Eczema
There are many reasons you may have undergone breast surgery. Breast augmentation, reduction or cancer treatment are three possible reasons for this type of procedure. There are many types of surgery options available for breast cancer treatment. You can read more about the possible surgeries that may be used to remove breast cancer on the… Continue reading about Scarring After Breast Surgery
For most people, the mention of the words tumor or skin growth can cause alarm. However, not all tumors and skin growths need to strike you with fear. Lipoma is one such fatty tumor that is not cancerous and does not usually indicate future harm. If you notice skin growth or a tumor it’s important… Continue reading about Lipoma
With the cooling temperatures approaching in November, sickness can approach as well. Do you find it ironic that the two descriptive words for when you’re sick have to do with temperature? “Cold” and “Fever” are two commonly used terms once sickness starts rolling in. Those two words can also describe a common sore that may… Continue reading about Did Your Cold Cause Your Cold Sore?
Alopecia Areata is a condition related to hair loss. It is an autoimmune condition and about 2 percent of all Americans have some form of this disease. While most people think of this condition they think of balding of their hair on their head, any part of your body can be affected as well. A… Continue reading about Can Alopecia Areata Cause My Eyelashes To Fall Out Too?
If you’re in college, congratulations! The common question everyone asks you if you’re a college student is: “What’s your major?” Unless you’re undecided, it’s an easy answer. Have you chosen a minor as well? Perhaps a minor has chosen you during your college career. For many college students, they often experientially learn about something called… Continue reading about Is College Forcing You To Minor In Ringworm?
If your skin disease is affecting your quality of life or you have been told your skin disorder is no longer treatable, we invite you to discover our unique medical dermatology practice in Atlanta. You will find a team of experts in dermatology who are not only dedicated to treating your skin symptoms, but who will work with your primary care doctor and other specialists to give you the comprehensive skin care approach you need to be healthy. Dr. Weisman can show you what it means to have a doctor who is truly an advocate for your health.
Contact our Atlanta Dermatologist today for personalized care and strong expertise in skin care for your entire family.
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