In many cases, sufferers of psoriasis can effectively manage symptoms with simple treatment options. However, in complex cases, the lives of sufferers are severely impacted. It is important to understand that this condition can affect you in more ways than meet the eye. As a specialist in offering relief from dermatological conditions, Dr. Jamie Weisman… Continue reading about Four Ways that Psoriasis Can Negatively Impact Your Life
Eczema is an irritating skin condition that can affect people of all ages. The blisters, infections and rashes can make you feel uncomfortable and self-conscious about your appearance. It can be difficult to prevent flareups because there are many things that can trigger this skin condition. Here are tips to help you minimize the three… Continue reading about How to Minimize 3 Common Eczema Triggers This Winter
With less moisture in the air during the winter months, acne breakouts can become more severe. Holiday treats and hot showers can make matters worse. There are a few things you can do to prevent this irritating skin condition from affecting your daily life and self-confidence. Here are three tips to care for your winter… Continue reading about How to Care for Your Winter Acne
Colder temperatures during the winter can be brutal for individuals suffering with psoriasis. With a few simple strategies, you can circumvent flareups and have more joy during the holiday season. Here are three ways you can reduce your psoriasis symptoms this winter. Increase Your Sunlight Exposure Exposure to sunlight can help minimize psoriasis symptoms. Shorter… Continue reading about 3 Ways to Reduce Psoriasis Symptoms This Winter
Dyshidrotic eczema is often easy to diagnose due to its physical characteristics and location. One of the most common triggers for a flare-up is stress, giving it the appropriate moniker of “stress eczema.” While managing stress is part of the treatment plan for most patients, there are other things you can do to manage your… Continue reading about Dyshidrotic Eczema: Is Stress Affecting Your Skin?
Skin tags rarely cause a problem, but there are some instances where you may want to have one removed. Removal is optional, but could be beneficial if it causes discomfort or is visible and affects your self-confidence. If your dermatologist suspects cancer, they may also recommend skin tag removal. Luckily, several quick and easy methods… Continue reading about Effective Skin Tag Removal Options
Not all moles are cancerous. In fact, most of them are benign and pose no danger. Sun and UV exposure can increase the risk of skin cancer, especially with direct exposure to existing moles. Using broad-spectrum sunscreen and wearing the proper clothing while outdoors can minimize the risk. Regular skin cancer screenings are essential for… Continue reading about Do You Know the Skin Cancer Alphabet?
There is no cure for herpes. Once you have the virus in your body, it remains there for the rest of your life, most of the time dormant (inactive). Unfortunately, various things can cause the virus to reactivate, resulting in a herpes outbreak (flareup of symptoms). The herpes virus lives in the nerve cells of… Continue reading about Herpes Outbreak Prevention Diet: What to Eat to Avoid Flareups
Ringworm (tinea corporis) is a common fungal skin infection affecting animals and humans. It thrives in warm, damp environments and spreads very quickly by contact. However, you can still get ringworm in cooler regions because it is highly contagious. Merely touching someone or something used by an infected person (or animal) is enough. You can… Continue reading about How Does Ringworm Spread?
Moles (melanocytic naevi) are clusters of melanocytes, melanin-producing cells typically found in the bottom layer of the skin’s epidermis and other places. They are darker than the surrounding skin because of the melanin. Moles vary in appearance and size — smooth, bumpy, flat, protruding or hairy — but are typically circular with neat edges. In… Continue reading about Are Moles Preventable and Are They Dangerous?
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.
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