Hidradenitis Suppurativa (HS) AKA Acne Inversa

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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.

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How to Choose the Best Dermatologist for You

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The peace of mind that comes from a visit with a trained and skilled dermatologist gives options for improved skin appearance and may be integral in identifying potential health concerns that are triggering and affecting the skin’s health. Many skin diseases are hereditary or environmental, but the extensive education and training of the best dermatologists allow them to bring concerns into the light and find affordable solutions.

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Dermatology and Skincare for Men

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Toss out the myth that skincare routines, products, and dermatology visits are just for women! Men deserve to love their skin just as much as women, and although not as expected, it should be. Men often prefer to keep skincare to a minimum, but today, there are products and options to keep men’s skin looking healthier and younger with little effort.

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Understanding Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra and Treatments

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Dermatosis Papulosa Nigra, better known as DPN, is a common skin condition that is both benign and treatable. Individuals with darker skin tones are typically affected more than those with lighter skin. DPNs, often called moles, are harmless. Those who seek treatments for DPNs are mainly seeking treatment for cosmetic reasons only. Understanding what causes DPN, its symptoms, and the treatment options available can help those with this common skin condition decide what is best for them.

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The Skin of Color Society Provides Unique Training

Initially founded in 2004, The Skin of Color Society was established to build awareness about dermatology and skin color. Those identified as people with skin of color are African, Asian, Hispanic, Native American, Pacific Islanders, and any combination. The Skin of Color Society aims to educate medical providers and the public about health issues common…

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