Atlanta Dermatologist
Mosquito Bites and Skincare: Is There a Connection?
If you have been a magnet for mosquito bites, it is likely something you have been dealing with since you were small. Mosquito bites can be unsightly, especially when your accidentally and momentarily uncovered body parts become a constellation of red bumps. Regardless of one bump or ten, nobody wants to win the contest of having the most. Skincare is being connected to mosquito attractiveness. Scientists found some interesting connections between the fatty acid levels of the skin’s barrier and the insatiable attraction to female mosquitos.
Read MoreIs Skin Health Related to Stress?
Does stress affect skin health? All arrows point to yes. Stress and skincare are found to be closely related. Like stress and its effect on the body’s overall health, sometimes the word stress itself can create more stress! As we approach one of the most joyful but also stressful times of the year, keep an…
Read MoreDo Heroic Beauty and Skincare Products Exist?
As the beauty industry continues expanding, people seek something more fantastic. People want hero beauty and skincare products that improve skin’s appearance more meaningfully and deeply. Primers, creams, and serums flew off the shelves this year, hoping for a brighter future. Coined cosmeceuticals, new active ingredient products, give some people an improved skin appearance. However,…
Read MoreDermatologists Help Hair Loss Clients
There are many possible culprits contributing to hair loss, and more people accept it without knowing there are genuine solutions. Initially, people may buy products off the shelf that claim to restore lost or thinning hair or take supplements that claim the same. Others choose to hide a problem with hats, wigs, or combovers. A licensed dermatologist is the key to effectively mitigating hair loss because of the ability to find out the cause, address concerns and provide solutions to achieve the desired regrowth and hair health.
Read MoreAshy Skin Is Highly Treatable
Dry skin can reveal itself in many ways. Those with darker skin tones may describe their skin as gray or ashy. Although this skin condition is often more noticeable on darker skin, it can affect anyone. Ashy skin is a highly treatable skin condition that can be addressed and managed by a skincare professional. As…
Read MorePreventative Cancer Screenings Matter for All Types of Cancer
Since 1 in 5 Americans will have a skin cancer diagnosis at some point in their life, early detection is key to identifying and treating skin cancer. Skin cancer is treatable and curable. Between professional skin cancer screenings from a dermatologist and self-exams, skin cancers can be found early and addressed. Dermatologists who offer skin cancer screening services provide clients the highest level of care, with experience examining moles, growths, and other concerning skin abnormalities.
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