Noticeable changes to the skin, such as the development of a new mole or growth, may be the early warning signs of skin cancer. Understanding how these symptoms look and…
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Long-term exposure to UV light from the sun's rays can cause precancerous blemishes called actinic keratosis. Without treatment, these lesions can develop into squamous cell carcinoma. However, with the appropriate…
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Taking care of your skin involves more than just cleansing and moisturizing. At The Dermatology Clinic, we believe that preventive care is one of the most important tools you have…
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According to the American Academy of Dermatology, roughly one out of every five Americans will develop skin cancer at some point in their lives. While this statistic may seem frightening,…
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While you may not feel the intense rays of the sun beating down on your skin in winter, the sun still has the potential to cause skin damage and even…
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Broadband light (BBL) treatments involve lamps that emit wavelengths, which can target and help improve many skin conditions. BBL addresses issues of aging as well as skin damage from the…
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While many people limit sunscreen to the warmer months, sun protection is important all year round. Products that protect the skin from the sun's UV rays prevent signs of aging…
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Skin cancer is easily curable if it’s caught in time. Patients should familiarize themselves with the warning signs, and they should get in the habit of checking themselves from head…
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Birthmarks vary widely in appearance. Often these pigments will change over time, becoming smaller and less noticeable. Whenever skin discolorations are present, it is important to monitor them to notice…
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Melanoma is an uncommon but serious form of skin cancer. It presents itself as a growth on the skin when damaged DNA begins to trigger mutations in the melanocytes, or…
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