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 checking your skin regularly can help you identify this disease in its early stages when it has a higher rate of successful treatment outcomes. Explore […]
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 skincare, you can prevent these marks and reduce your risk of skin cancer. What Does Actinic Keratosis Look Like? These marks usually affect skin exposed […]
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 to keep your skin healthy, and making self-checks a part of your daily routine is an essential part of skin care. Here’s a short overview […]
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, it’s important to remember that some types of skin cancer are far less dangerous than others and that most diagnoses can be treated, especially if […]
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 cancer during the winter months. Therefore, it is essential to keep your skin protected throughout the year. Here are some tips on sun protection in […]
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 sun or other causes. Top Three Benefits of the Treatment It’s fast. It’s possible to complete the process within only about 30 minutes, depending on […]
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 like fine lines and wrinkles—and reduce skin cancer risk. However, it’s important to choose the right products and apply them properly. Here are four of […]
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 to toe at least once a month. If there any new moles or growths, existing lesions that have grown or changed, or any growth that […]
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 changes in size and appearance. Overview Birthmarks are not a result of anything a mother did or did not do during pregnancy. There is no […]
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 cells that produce pigmentation. Melanomas are most often caused by overexposure to UV light, either through tanning beds or natural sunlight. A melanoma resembles a […]
