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Alopecia Areata in Women: What Causes Female Pattern Hair Loss?

Hair Loss / September 10, 2024

Alopecia areata is a condition that affects millions of women worldwide, causing patchy hair loss on the scalp and sometimes other parts of the body. Unlike male pattern baldness, which is often associated with aging and genetics, alopecia areata can strike women of all ages, often suddenly and without warning. But what exactly causes this distressing condition? […]

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Is Psoriasis Hereditary?

Psoriasis / August 10, 2024

Psoriasis is a skin condition that affects many people. It is characterized by red, scaly patches that can feel itchy or sore. While it’s often linked to genetic factors, psoriasis isn’t caused by genetics alone. Environmental factors such as stress and climate, along with your immune system’s response, can trigger the condition. Understanding that psoriasis can

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I’m in My 60s. How Often Should I Get Skin Cancer Screening?

Skin Cancer / May 10, 2024

Did you know that skin cancer screening in your 60s can prevent you from severe conditions later? As we age, our risk of developing skin cancer also increases. That is why regular screenings are necessary after reaching the sixth decade. People in their 60s are at a higher risk of developing skin cancer due to cumulative sun

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Do I Need a Referral To See a Dermatologist?

Dermatology Services / April 10, 2024

Florida residents have the opportunity to consult with a dermatologist up to five times annually for dermatologic issues without the need for a referral, as per the 2023 Florida Statutes. Generally speaking, this means you can visit the dermatologist anytime. However, you may need a referral to have your insurance company cover your dermatological care costs. Additionally, some

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Tough, Dry Skin? It Could Be Scleroderma

Scleroderma / March 10, 2024

Scleroderma is a rare autoimmune disease leading to the immune system mistakenly attacking the body’s tissues. This condition can impact the skin, leading to the development of ulcers or hardened skin tissue. Although scleroderma has no cure, various treatments are available to manage its symptoms effectively. Here’s what you need to know. What Causes Scleroderma? The

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How Far Ahead of An Event Should You Plan Your Beauty Treatments?

Cosmetic Dermatology / February 10, 2024

You have an important milestone coming up, such as a wedding, reunion, or anniversary. As you eagerly mark your calendar and imagine the photos and memories being made, you likely want to look and feel your absolute best. But when is the right time to map out plans for any beauty treatments to get you ready? Do

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How To Examine Your Skin for Cancer

Skin Cancer / February 3, 2024

Self-screening is one of the best tools for catching skin cancer early. Performing regular self-screening in conjunction with regular visits to a dermatologist helps to ensure that skin cancer is caught at the earliest stage possible. These at-home self skin exams should be a part of your annual health maintenance routine, especially if you’re at

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5 Tips for Prioritizing Your Skin Health in 2024

Skin Care / January 10, 2024

As we embark on a new year, it’s natural to reflect on our aspirations and goals. Resolutions often come to mind during this time as we contemplate the positive changes we hope to make in our lives. How about making your skin health a top priority in 2024? There are countless strategies you can try to enhance the

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Why You Should Be Concerned About Athlete’s Foot

ATHLETE’S FOOT / December 10, 2023

Athlete’s foot is a common condition that affects a large percentage of the population. It generally starts off as a mild infection, but it can become a lot worse if you do not take any preventative measures. What Is Athlete’s Foot? Athlete’s foot is a common type of fungal infection that occurs when a person’s foot

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Are Keloids Genetic?

Dermatology Services / November 10, 2023

Scar formation is a natural part of healing, but in some cases, scar tissue can extend beyond the injury and extend from the skin, leaving protruding bumps that are known as keloids. When looking for keloids treatment, many patients have questions about why they’ve developed these scars. One of the most common questions they have is

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