It’s Fall Y’all—the time of year when we see ghosts & goblins coming out of the dark. With orange and black Jack-O-lanterns sitting in store displays and, on every porch, it’s difficult to miss the tricks or treats of Halloween. The colors of orange and black are also the colors of Skin Cancer Awareness. With… Read More
Do you have dry, cracked skin from repeated handwashing? With the following tips from Dermatologists, you can continue washing your hands as needed to ward off Covid-19 (coronavirus) and keep your skin healthy and hydrated. Wash your hands with soap in lukewarm water for at least 20 seconds to remove unsafe bacteria & viruses. Make… Read More
Bedbugs are tiny insects (the size of an apple seed) that feed on the blood of humans. They choose dark hiding places in close proximity to sleeping humans, crawling out to feed for 4-12 minutes when people are asleep. Bedbugs can be found in clean houses too. They only need the blood of humans to… Read More
Early detection and treatment will have the best outcome in any skin cancer. If you have noticed anything new, changing or unusual on your skin, it is not a good idea to delay a skin exam with your dermatologist. And if you feel that something is just not right, trust your instincts and make an appointment… Read More
The National Council encourages Sun Safety Awareness. The Council encourages everyone to protect their skin while enjoying being outdoors. The following are tips on protecting your skin from being overexposed to UV radiation. Avoid a burn or a tan Seek Shade between hours of 10 am – 4pm Wear clothing that offers sun protection Apply a generous… Read More
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