If you are stuck at home while self-isolating, you may be tempted to try to remove an unwanted mole or skin-tag. One Florida Dermatologist is urging people to stop removing their own moles, as they could cause unnecessary scarring and even infection.
Find out more about this story and why you should resist the temptation to become a DIY Dermatologist here.
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Cherry angiomas are small, benign growths that appear on the skin. They can show up almost anywhere, but they most often appear on the face, arms, and legs. While cherry angiomas are generally harmless and don’t need treatment, having them removed for cosmetic reasons...
If you have a fibrous papule of the nose, also called a dermal fibroma, you may notice a small bump on the outside of your nose. This growth is usually benign, meaning it’s not cancerous. Fibrous papules are most common in young adults. In some cases, they may go away...
Our skin is constantly shedding dead skin cells. Usually, these dead skin cells are replaced with new ones. But sometimes, the dead skin cells accumulate on the surface of the skin, forming a rough, scaly patch. This is called stucco keratosis. Stucco keratosis is...
One of the best ways to tighten neck skin is to exercise regularly. This helps build up the muscles in your neck, which in turn will help support the skin and prevent it from sagging. There are a few specific exercises you can do to target the muscles in your neck, or...
Lichen Simplex Chronicus (LSC) is a common type of long-term neurodermatitis that causes dry, scaly, and thick patches of skin. The cause of the disorder could be a primary symptom, a sign of a psychological problem, or a side effect of another skin problem like...
Our skin is covered in tiny oil glands called sebaceous glands. These glands produce sebum, an oily substance that helps keep our skin healthy and hydrated. When these glands become enlarged, they are called sebaceous hyperplasia. If you have sebaceous hyperplasia,...
Are you seeing round and dark patches on your skin that seem to grow in numbers. Here’s a detailed guide on what it is and how to treat it. What is seborrheic keratosis Seborrheic keratosis is a common noncancerous skin growth. It appears as you get older and are...
Have you ever experienced the frustration of a psoriasis flare-up? They can cause you to feel self-conscious and frustrated, especially if they’re in a high-visibility area like your hands or face. It’s important to have a game plan before you experience the stress of...
When pimples are plucked or popped, they can leave indented scars on your skin. These scars go all the way down to the dermal layer of the skin, sometimes even further. Some ice-pick scars may require numerous sessions or a mix of therapy to be successfully treated. A...
Acne is something that almost everyone has experienced at some point in their lives. In the heat of the moment, most individuals desire to pop a pimple, but doing so could result in further harm to the skin. Having your acne professionally removed may be an option if...