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What Does a Poison Ivy Rash Look Like?
Poisonous plants like ivy often cause allergic reactions on the skin that can be itchy and uncomfortable. A person can come into contact with this poison by touching the plant directly, touching something with sap on it, or breathing in air near a burning plant. If...
Dangerous Changes to Look for in Moles
Although moles are common skin blemishes, they do have a high likelihood of developing into a melanoma. Paying attention to moles and noticing any changes can help you spot issues early. A stands for asymmetry because cancerous moles are not symmetrical. Normal...
Understanding Melanoma Risk Factors
As the most dangerous kind of skin cancer, melanoma poses a serious threat to millions of people. May is melanoma awareness month, which makes it the perfect time to start learning more about this kind of cancer. This guide helps you understand melanoma risk factors...
A Look at Autoimmune Skin Disorders
The immune system is always working to fight off infections and prevent illness. Sometimes, this system malfunctions and actually starts to attack itself, which puts someone at risk for developing autoimmune disorders. These disorders can cause problems all over the...
Common Causes of Rosacea Flare-Ups
Rosacea is a skin condition that leads to redness, flushing, and even acne that can be uncomfortable and negatively affect one’s self-confidence. This common disease often develops on the forehead, the cheeks, the chin, and the nose. Keep reading to learn more about...
How Common Is Adult Acne?
Unfortunately, acne is not a skin condition that is reserved for teenagers. More and more adults are struggling with this common skin issue, but the right skin care routine can help. Every day, you should use a cleanser to get rid of dirt and makeup. Follow the...
What Is Athlete’s Foot?
Athlete’s foot, or tinea pedis, is most commonly found in the soles of the feet, between the toes, and might even make its way to the toenails. People who touch an infected area could also spread the infection to the palms of the hands, the groin, or underneath the...
Your Guide to Using Latisse
Your dermatologist can help you target cosmetic issues that make you feel self-conscious. If your eyelashes are shorter and thinner than you would prefer, Latisse can help without the need for invasive surgery. Use this guide to figure out the best way to apply the...
Candidates for Juvederm Filler Injections
Juvederm Filler Injections can help reduce fine lines, wrinkles, and creases that can prematurely age the face. This treatment has proven results that help you look and feel your best. Keep reading to find out if you are a good candidate for the Juvederm Filler...