Atlanta Dermatology Articles
Four Sunscreen Myths About Skincare
Sunscreen is taking center stage as we move from spring to summer. Using sunscreen can be incredibly effective in protecting from ultraviolet rays and is a must-have for every single person going outdoors or sitting near a window near the sun. According to the American Academy of Dermatology Association, one in five Americans will develop…
Black Skincare Influencers
Although skin care is meant to be inclusive, it has historically been lacking in representing women and men of color. In 2020, Sephora set new standards of diversity not previously seen, including size, gender, but most notably racial recognition, with more than a third of the top skincare influencers being Black. Comprised of both men…
Best Options to Address Skin Texture & Even Skin Tone
Knowledge is power. Simply knowing the benefits of addressing skin concerns and that many can be successfully managed and maintained through a reputable dermatology office specializing in black skincare is empowering. Anti-aging procedures continue to grow in popularity as men and women seek treatments from professionals that clients can trust to address and eliminate imperfections…
5 Reasons To See A Dermatologist
Your skin plays a number of important roles in maintaining your overall health. It protects your other body systems from bacteria, injury and harmful environmental factors. When you aren’t feeling good about your skin, it can have a real impact on your overall health and self-confidence. When faced with a skin concern, many people default…
6 Ways You Can Clear Back Acne At Home
Many people think of acne as something that only occurs on the face. Yet, clogged pores can happen anywhere on the body. For most people who experience body acne, their breakouts will be on their backs. Back acne, also called bacne, can be very frustrating. The good news is that there are many ways to…
Changes in Skin Tone: Hyperpigmentation and Hypopigmentation
Changes in skin tone are common. Some patients will experience dark spots such as melasma or post-inflammatory spots after a breakout. Others may experience loss of pigment in the skin from conditions such as vitiligo or albinism. Both hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation will result in a change in skin color. Anyone is susceptible to either condition…
3 Skincare Mistakes to Avoid
If you want healthy skin, an effective and consistent skincare routine is key. Cleansing, toning, moisturizing and sun protection are the major elements of any good regimen. But, what happens if you have a negative reaction to your skincare? What if you aren’t getting the results you hoped for? Every day in our Atlanta dermatology…
7 Tips for Protecting Your Skin While Working Out
It is no secret that regular exercise is good for your health. Every system of your body benefits from exercise, no matter if you choose to walk, run, perform aerobics, lift weights, dance or anything else you can imagine. While the benefits should be enough to convince you to get on a regular exercise routine,…
Why Do I Break Out in the Winter?
Our skin is susceptible to changes in the seasons. If you live in a hot and humid climate, you may notice that your skin is more oily in the summertime. And if you live in a climate with dry, cold winters, you may notice an increase in breakouts. Patients frequently wonder why they are experiencing…
What To Do If You Find a Mole?
Most of us will develop moles over the course of our lives. It is typical that an adult will have anywhere between 10-40 moles on their bodies. In most cases, a mole is nothing to be alarmed about. They are common and harmless. However, there are some circumstances in which a mole can require medical…