Posts by Buckhead Dermatology
The Upside and Downside of Using Coconut Oil in Skincare
Using coconut oil in the kitchen makes sense, but not everyone can see the translation of its use to skincare. Many people believe that using coconut oil on the skin can help with dry skin, eczema, and other skin concerns, but it is also important to know that coconut oil may not be the best product for treating your skin condition. Speaking with an experienced dermatologist is the fastest way to get results when you have a skin care concern.
Read MoreDoes Sunscreen Deprive the Body of Vitamin D?
The short answer is no. The body does need healthy levels of vitamin D for good reasons. Although some claim that skin protection with sunscreen limits the body’s ability to develop vitamin D naturally, that myth should be dispelled. The body requires vitamin D because: It helps with bone growth, and deficiency in vitamin D…
Read MoreProper Care for Skin Scrapes and Scratches
Knowing how to properly treat the skin for scrapes and cuts may take a little longer but is more likely to leave little or no scarring.
Read MoreHow To Do Skin Cancer Self-Exams
When it comes to skin cancer screenings, don’t skip it because it seems too difficult because this type of cancer is highly treatable and early detection and treatment are vital to successful removal. If you have any questions about existing moles on your skin or want to schedule a skin cancer screening, schedule an appointment today with a trusted dermatologist in your area.
Read MoreDermatology and Skincare for Men
Toss out the myth that skincare routines, products, and dermatology visits are just for women! Men deserve to love their skin just as much as women, and although not as expected, it should be. Men often prefer to keep skincare to a minimum, but today, there are products and options to keep men’s skin looking healthier and younger with little effort.
Read MoreThree Basic Skin Types to Narrow Down Skin Concerns
Let’s face it, it isn’t easy to know one’s skin type without consulting with a licensed dermatologist because skin type is more than just skin deep. Although there are expansive lists of skin types, the main three are normal, dry, and oily. Knowing a little about each may help shed some light on the mystery around skin types.
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