Black Skincare
Avoiding The First Summer Sunburn
As tempting as it may be to spend time outside as the weather turns to sunny and beautiful, don’t overexpose your skin and avoid that first summer sunburn!
Read MoreTop Five Skin Conditions for Darker Skin
As diverse as individuals are, so is their skin. Skin type, texture, color, and diseases are as personal as it gets. Those with dark skin tones face different challenges than those with lighter skin tones. Buckhead Dermatology specializes in treating darker skin tones and the common concerns among this demographic.
Read MoreUnmanaged Stress Connected to Aging Skin
Unmanaged stress can take a toll on a person’s health and since the skin is the body’s largest organ, early signs of aging or flare ups can result from stress. Buckhead Dermatology cares and can help manage skin during stressful times.
Read MoreRecognizing Razor Bumps as a Skin Condition
Irritating and embarrassing razor bumps affect more than 80% of African Americans. Men are more commonly affected, but they rarely seek professional help to manage their care and minimize its intensity. Buckhead Dermatology can help manage and control this condition if you suffer from it after shaving!
Read MoreWhy Skin Cancer Screenings Matter for Darker Skin Tones
The truth about skin health is that it is as important as the rest of our body’s health. Our skin deserves the preventative measures we use for breast and colon cancer. Skin cancer screenings and catching skin cancer early can change the outcome for individuals diagnosed by a licensed dermatologist.
Read MoreWhat’s the Skinny on Probiotics and Skincare?
Probiotics are promising in skincare solutions for common skin conditions like rosacea, eczema, acne, and dry skin. Balanced skin health is directly tied to gut health, so take care when choosing skincare products and what you feed your body.
Are you interested in learning more about probiotics and skincare or concerned about your skin’s health? Contact Buckhead Dermatology for the best dermatologist in Atlanta.