skin of color
Does Rosacea Affect Those with Darker Skin Tones?
Treating rosacea on darker skin tones starts with an accurate diagnosis and known treatments. Unfortunately, many medical books and product lines do not cater to women and men of color. This is where someone trained in skin care for darker skin can be a lifesaver. The knowledge and education alone allow specialized dermatologists to focus on the right questions to ask so they can accurately identify patterns and triggers so clients can avoid them when possible.
Read MoreTips to Successfully Navigate Post-Shower Skincare Tips This Fall
Although many parts of the nation are still experiencing those scorching hot days, fall is around the corner, and planning for post-shower skincare can help individuals stay ahead of the ball to keep skin moist and hydrated throughout the fall and winter.
Read MoreHidradenitis 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 MoreThe 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…
Read MoreSkincare Routines of Top Dermatologists
Who better to ask about skincare routines than experts with collective experience, training, and knowledge? It is easy to take skin care advice from someone respected in their field, but how many of us wonder what they use on their skin to keep it so healthy looking? Dermatologists openly admit that they deal with many…
Read MoreThe Difference Between Cosmetic and Medical Dermatology
After achieving an impressive degree in medicine, licensed dermatologists can choose sub-specialization fields in which they want to continue training and achieve certifications to practice in that area. Although both focus on the skin, hair, and nails, medical and cosmetic dermatology are pretty different. It is essential to know which type of dermatologist you seek.…
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