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Understanding the Differences Between Psoriasis and Eczema
Psoriasis and eczema are some of the common skin disorders that dermatologists treat. They are somewhat similar, as both can cause itchy, red skin, and both disorders are treatable, though neither of them is curable. Beyond these similarities, these disorders are...
Dealing with Acne on Your Back
Is back acne discouraging you from putting on a swimsuit or a revealing dress? Consider talking to your dermatologist. He or she can check whether your breakouts might be the result of an underlying health problem, such as hormonal imbalance. Your dermatologist can...
How Are Chemical Peels Used in Actinic Keratosis Treatment?
Bumps on the skin are usually harmless, even if they can be cosmetically undesirable. But sometimes, a bump could be an actinic keratosis. This is a scaly, crusty bump that features rough, dry skin. An actinic keratosis can be very small or more than an inch across....
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What Medications Are Associated with Psoriasis Flares?
Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease that you can manage with help from your dermatologist. Over time, you’ll learn to identify your triggers. A trigger is anything that can make your psoriasis symptoms worse when you’re exposed to it. For some patients, psoriasis...
What Is Merkel Cell Carcinoma?
Merkel cell carcinoma is a form of skin cancer that is rare but extremely fast-moving and aggressive. If your dermatologist detects Merkel cell carcinoma early, it can usually be successfully treated, though recurrence is common. Regular skin screenings with your...
Don’t Fall for This Myth About Acne and Health
Acne is an extremely common reason people visit their dermatologists, and unfortunately, there are many myths about this skin condition that can interfere with people’s acne treatment. Remember to only take advice about acne from your dermatologist rather than...
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What Happens During Mohs Surgery?
If your dermatologist determines that you have skin cancer, he or she may recommend Mohs surgery. Mohs surgery is recognized as an effective skin cancer treatment for basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas, which are the most common forms of the disease. During Mohs...