Posts by Buckhead Dermatology
Dermatographia: Facts About a Common Skin Condition
Dermatographia is also called skin writing and affects 5% of the general population. The raised marks can become more irritated with continued friction and pressure. Although the exact cause is unknown, there are several schools of thought, and it can easily be diagnosed and treated by a licensed dermatologist.
Read MoreIs There Room for Artificial Intelligence in Dermatology?
When it comes to the fast growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and the way it impacts all lives, it is undeniable that it has the potential to offer benefits in the medical field. Artificial intelligence is currently being used in many practice areas of medicine, including dermatology. AI is making waves worldwide, becoming a regular tool for educators, doctors, researchers, developers, and more. So, why is dermatology not an area of medicine that could or could not use AI in a valuable and helpful way? The answer is not easy.
Read MoreThe When and What of Skin Cancer Screenings
When it comes to skin cancer screenings, most people do not know where to start until they see something on their skin that concerns them. Although skin cancer, especially in older adults, is common, it is good to know when to start getting skin cancer screenings and what to expect. Due to the commonality of skin cancer in the United States, licensed dermatologists are able to successfully perform checks and provide treatment options.
Read MoreHow Body Piercings Affect Skincare
When it comes to getting skin pierced, it is wise to consult with a professional dermatologist because of the potential conflict between current beauty products being used and the location of a piercing. Make sure to check with a professional dermatologist if you are planning to get a piercing while on acne or other skincare-prescribed medication. Many people choose piercings to enhance their appearance, and when done by a professional, they are safe and will heal with proper care.
Read MoreFive Skincare Tips from Popular Beauty Bloggers
Although five steps in a skincare routine may seem overwhelming, especially if no skincare routine currently exists, taking some essential steps from this list will benefit your skin. Staying ahead of skincare concerns is best, especially as we age, but starting something is better than doing nothing. The goal of a skincare routine is to clean, restore, and protect.
Read MoreCold Water Benefits for Skin
Dermatologists tell clients that using cold water when washing one’s face, the coolness can aid in balancing the skin’s natural pH and also shrink pores and reduce puffiness. There are many products on the market that use cooling elements to improve skin’s appearance. Using mild cleansers with cold water removes dirt and buildup while clarifying pores. Cool water can also regulate the oil levels in the skin and help with conditions like rosacea and dryness.
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