Online Dermatologist > child health Itchy Red Bumps on Skin – Potential Causes Trace Your Steps | Acne | Eczema | Insect bites | Psoriasis | Folliculitis | Scabies | Actinic keratosis | Get Checked We’ve all had it happen: You feel a surprise itch, and when you...
Exercise and your skin: the facts We all know the benefits of exercise, but after sweating at the gym for an hour or two, I can’t help wondering if it is blemishing my skin or enabling it to form radiant new layers.It turns out, exercise is a blessing and a curse when...
Dermoscopy for skin cancer screening is now an important tool when you combine technology. This is called teledermoscopy, teldermatology together with a dermatoscope for faster detection of skin cancer, which can save biopsies and lives.
Asian skincare and cosmetic brands swept the global market with unusual yet effective products, including food-based face masks, creams, and more. Although using unconventional ingredients in the name of skin care isn’t new, this particularly beloved ingredient in...
Maintaining healthy skin can be challenging stressful. Both men and women should be concerned with allergic skin reactions as the look of healthy skin is important for everyone. If you have redness, stinging or tightness after using skin care products, you may have...
According to the Skin Cancer Foundation one in five Americans will develop skin cancer at some point in their life. In fact, skin cancer is the most prevalent form of cancer, beating breast, prostate, lung and colon cancer cases per year.
Post Snapshots: Apply a cream with vitamin c to your skin after your sunscreen. Studies have shown that vitamin C may help prevent and treat photodamage induced by ultraviolet. Dermatologists recommend wearing an SPF of at least 15 year-round. Avoid using Retin-A if...
