Improving My Skin Tone

Posted on: 23 July 2021
Plaque psoriasis is a skin condition that causes a buildup in skin cells which results in red, scaling patches of itchy skin. According to research, as many as 50% of people with mild psoriasis do not get treated for their skin disease. Many people with mild plaque psoriasis are aware of the fact that sunlight helps clear up the patches, even to the point of their psoriasis going into remission during the summer months.
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Posted on: 17 November 2020
Moles are areas of skin that contain excess pigmentation. Moles can be flat or raised. They can vary in color from red to dark brown. In many cases, moles are no cause for concern. However, moles can sometimes indicate the presence of skin cancer. You can keep yourself safe by having your moles checked by a dermatologist. Here are four occasions when you should have a mole checked: 1. Your mole is large or growing.
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Posted on: 24 May 2019
The prospect of finding out you might have skin cancer can leave many people not thrilled about visiting a dermatologist. It's important to undergo an occasional skin cancer screening, even if you've had a spot looked at by your doctor. You wouldn't be the first person who ever was shocked to tell a dermatologist that your GP said everything looked fine. Here are 5 reasons you should have a long talk with a professional who knows about dermatology.
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Posted on: 1 June 2017
If you're like some women, you feel a bit uncomfortable discussing the changes that can take place in your vaginal region as a result of childbirth or simply growing older. You may find that not only does your vagina look different, there could also be some functional changes going on as well. Although you might think that you'll just have to live with the adjustments there is a procedure that just might be able to help you: vaginal rejuvenation.
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