Atlanta Dermatologist
Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) AKA Acne Inversa
Teens and young adults are the most affected by Hidradenitis Suppurativa, with most being women. Others who experience this condition more are those with dark skin tones, a family history of the condition, those carrying excessive weight, and smokers. Atlanta dermatologist Dr. Sherrie Straughn specializes in skincare for those with darker skin tones. If you are suffering from HS or want to schedule a consultation, please get in touch with Buckhead Dermatology for an appointment.
Read MoreBack-to-School Skincare Tips
Starting a new school year is stressful enough. Taking care of your skin and finding healthy ways to unwind at the end of the day can help you get over those acne breakouts fast. Be patient, follow a simple skincare routine, and adjust as needed. Eat well, sleep well, and be well. Always consult with a professional dermatologist if suffering from acne that makes the school year more difficult!
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 MoreGive Your Skin the Hydration It Needs and Deserves
It is essential to hydrate the skin because it is the body’s largest organ. People with itchy, dry, and aging skin often do not consume enough water to keep their skin looking as good as possible. Dermatologists agree that one of the best things anyone can do for their skin’s appearance and overall health is to stay hydrated.
Read MoreCan Anger and Stress Speed Up the Aging Process?
Starting in adulthood, our skin cells change gradually due to cell damage and molecule buildup. Research shows that prolonged stress and feelings of anger create environments that can increase and speed up the signs of aging. Learning to manage stress triggers in life, regular visits to the doctor and connecting with a reputable dermatologist can help keep skin healthy.
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