Warts are caused by human papillomavirus (HPV). If you have a wart it can cause you pain, discomfort and it can be unsightly. Warts can be treated in a variety of different ways. Each method depends on the type and location of your wart. A typical solution for your wart solution may include the use… Continue reading about Salicylic Acid For Wart Removal
Psoriasis is a chronic disease that is caused by a rapid growth of skin cells. Your immune system sends faulty signals to your skin cells, which causes them to grow too quickly. Your body cannot shed these extra skin cells; instead they begin to pile up on your skin’s surface, which causes psoriasis to appear.… Continue reading about Psoriasis In Your Scalp
The title of this blog may be a bit confusing for you. It probably seems like the words “for” and “against” completely contradict themselves, and they do! However, as you’ll read, both specific considerations for your skin are important for you as you think about preventing and detecting skin cancer. Screening Against Skin Cancer The… Continue reading about Screening Against And For Skin Cancer
Alopecia is a hair loss condition that affects up to 80 million men and women in the United States. While hair loss is the common factor for both men and women when it comes to this condition, the symptoms and causes may differ beyond that. In addition, the amount of hair loss varies from person-to-person,… Continue reading about Alopecia In Men And Women
Rosacea affects your facial skin and is a chronic disorder characterized by flare-ups and remissions. It often begins after the age of 30 and appears as a redness on your nose, cheeks, chin or forehead. The condition may come and go. It is more common for women to be diagnosed with rosacea than men. Emotional… Continue reading about Is Your Rosacea Ready For Warmer Temperatures?
If you have plans to travel over Spring Break, be sure to consider your skin as you pack your bags for your big adventure. Whether you’re going to a beach where you’ll sit in the sun with the majority of your skin exposed except for what’s below your bathing suit, or to the ski slopes… Continue reading about Spring Break Sun Care
A mole on your skin is a growth that is usually black or brown. They can appear on your skin in groups or in isolation. They appear when your cells in your skin form in a cluster instead of spreading throughout your skin. Your moles and change in color and size for many reasons. It… Continue reading about Your Moles
Are you looking down at your hand and wondering how you got that wart on your knuckle? Do you wonder if there’s something that you did that caused it to arrive uninvited onto your hand? Could the old wives’ tale hold true: Did I ever hold or come in contact with a toad or a… Continue reading about Could You Have Avoided Your Wart?
Ringworm is a skin infection caused by mold like fungi that live on the dead tissues of your skin, hair and nails. You can read more about ringworm here. Ringworm’s symptoms typically include: Red, scaly patch or bump that itches A ring or several rings may form in that area The inside of the “ring”… Continue reading about Typical Winter Rashes That May Look Like Ringworm
A keloid is a raised scar that grows larger than the injury or wound that caused the scar. They form when the body continues to produce collagen after the injury or wound has healed. Types of wounds that may lead to a keloid include burns, cuts, chickenpox scars, and piercings. Keloids are commonly found on… Continue reading about Keloid Treatment
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