Posted on: 1 October 2021
Many people have moles that worry them, whether or not they turn out to be anything dangerous. If you have a mole that you haven't noticed before, one that is looking a bit odd, or one that is a bit painful, you should see a dermatologist right away. Even if it turns out to be nothing, it's better than not having it checked out. Here's why it's so important to consult medical dermatology.
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Posted on: 24 May 2021
If you have dry and peeling skin on your face, it may be tempting to peel and scratch away at the dead skin. You may also be tempted to scrape your skin to help remove dead skin, but this may leave your skin red and irritated. To help remove the dead skin and heal your skin so it isn't dry any longer, there are things you may be able to do.
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Posted on: 18 February 2021
Eczema is a condition that can leave someone dealing with itchy and inflamed areas of their skin. It can look like a red patch and it can even look like a rash. There are different types of eczema and a visit to a dermatologist is your best way to determine which type you are suffering from. You'll want to learn as much as you are able to about the condition in order to have a better understanding of what is going on with you and to learn how you can decrease the number of flare-ups you see.
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Posted on: 12 February 2021
Dermatologists recommend regular skin checkups because doing so helps prevent serious skin diseases and other problems in good time. However, most people do not know what they should be looking for during these checkups. They also have little knowledge of the difference between a minor and major skin problem. It is common to see people self-medicating when they have moles, hyperpigmentation, lesions, and other anomalies on their skin. Sadly, some of the skin conditions could be a signal for cancer and other serious underlying problems.
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