Atlanta Dermatologist
Don’t Let Acne Keep You Behind a Mask
Dermatologists all over the nation are bringing people out from behind the mask through skincare routines and acne treatments and unmasking beautiful skin. As COVID-19 mask mandates are quickly declining, it is time to show your smile and start the process of building back community. Unfortunately, due to the extended mask mandates across the nation,…
Read MoreBest 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…
Read MoreHow to Identify Your Skin Type
Do you know your skin type? If not, read on because knowing your skin type is critical for understanding how to care for your skin. Many patients come in to see their dermatologist because of a specific skin concern. Others simply have a general frustration that their skin care products don’t seem to be working…
Read MoreWhat is Dandruff and How Can You Treat It
Dandruff is an extremely common condition, but that doesn’t make it any less embarrassing or frustrating. It is characterized by small, white flakes of skin that can be visible on your scalp, hair, face or shoulders. If you have dark hair or commonly wear dark clothing, the flakes of skin can be even more apparent.…
Read MoreWhat is Athlete’s Foot?
Athlete’s foot is not very pleasant to talk about, but it is very common. Despite its name, anyone could get athlete’s foot. Without treatment, you could run the risk of developing a more serious infection. If you believe you may have athlete’s foot, contact your dermatologist right away to begin treatment. There are very effective…
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…
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