Posts by Buckhead Dermatology
How Much Sweat is Too Much?
With the heat of the summer upon us, you are likely noticing that you are sweating more than usual. No matter if it’s from the heat or from nerves, excessive sweating can be embarrassing. While sweating is a normal and vital mechanism for keeping our bodies regulated, some people sweat significantly, even without identifiable causes. …
Read More4 Things To Know About Sunburn
Anytime you are out in the sun, you are at risk of developing a sunburn. In fact, you can even get a bad sunburn on a cloudy day. People of any skin tone can develop sunburn; however, people with fair skin are more prone to the condition. As we approach the summer months, we will…
Read MoreWarts 101: What You Need to Know
You’ve probably heard in a childhood fairy tale that touching a toad or frog will give you warts. While this is not entirely accurate, there is some truth to the lore. Warts are spread by a virus that passes from person to person through touch. Warts are very common, but many people have them removed…
Read More3 Dry Skin Tips for Men
When it comes to talking about skin, most of the information, products and services are targeted toward women. But men have skin concerns too, and they suffer from many of the same skin conditions that require preventative or professional treatment by a dermatologist. A common condition that affects all people is dry skin. Dry skin…
Read MoreHow to Avoid Heat Rash
Warmer weather is here! And in the South, humidity rates are rising. For anyone who spends time outdoors, the heat, humidity and sun exposure can cause some serious health and skin concerns if you do not take precautions. While sunburn and its potential to increase your chances of skin cancer is known to many people,…
Read MoreHow to Care For Your Under-Eye Skin
We’ve all heard the expression “the eyes are the window to the soul.” And while we can’t vouch for that, we can say for sure that the eyes can tell us a lot about our health. This sensitive skin can show early signs of aging, sleep deprivation and dehydration. Plus, it’s the skin that surrounds…
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