Summer is on the way, with kids slamming screen doors, freshly mown grass and sunburn. So, as you stock up on sandwich fixings and chips, it’s a good time to refresh your first aid tips and prepare for summer skin troubles. Doing so now means you’ll know when to see a dermatologist later. We see… Continue reading about Summer is Here with Hives, Rashes and Poison Plants
Are you the type of person who ignores unexplained skin blemishes? There are several symptoms of dermatological conditions that may not itch, hurt or otherwise cause discomfort. This does not mean that those symptoms are harmless and should be ignored. Many dermatological conditions initially present with mild or occasional symptoms. If you want to take… Continue reading about Dermatological Symptoms that Merit Investigation
Changes in seasons bring about more than just alterations in trees and plants. People who live in areas that experience seasonal weather, such as in Central and North Georgia, often develop a dry, itchy rash during the winter months. “Winter rash” refers to extremely dry or dehydrated skin in winter. It is caused by low… Continue reading about Winter Rash
Summers in Georgia are hot, humid, and full of bugs. From mosquitos to chiggers to ticks, you are bound to get bit by something this summer. Ticks are one of the most unwanted pests to come in contact with. Ticks are scientifically classified as Arachnida (a classification that includes spiders). As gross as it sounds,… Continue reading about What To Do If You Have a Tick Bite
Certain skin irritants are more seasonal. Summer skin irritants are related to the climate, plants, shrubs, and other items as well. If you’re noticing a new rash or skin irritant that showed up on your skin, it could be due to a variety of conditions. The Mayo Clinic lists summer skin irritants. Poison Ivy Poison ivy… Continue reading about Skin Irritants In The Summer
Wednesday, March 20 was the first day of spring. Coincidentally, spring pollen season usually begins right around the same time in mid-to-late March. Pollen season also has arrived as early as February in Atlanta. Once warmer temperatures come, trees like the Juniper, Elm, and Birch begin releasing pollen into the air. All that pollen in… Continue reading about Spring Pollen And Your Skin
Ringworm is a skin infection caused by mold like fungi that live on the dead tissues of your skin, hair and nails. You can read more about ringworm here. Ringworm’s symptoms typically include: Red, scaly patch or bump that itches A ring or several rings may form in that area The inside of the “ring”… Continue reading about Typical Winter Rashes That May Look Like Ringworm
Ringworm is an unpleasant rash that affects the skin, and can also affect the nails and scalp. Unlike it sounds, ringworm is not a “worm” at all – giving many people a much easier time handling this skin condition. Ringworm is caused by mold-like fungi called Dermatophytes that live on the dead tissues of skin,… Continue reading about Ringworm
Diapers are a necessity for all babies and toddlers, but they do not come without their disadvantages. Diapers are worn against the skin in order to absorb wetness, yet because they do hold wetness, diapers can cause a rash to develop on the delicate skin of the bottom region. During the summer, diaper rash is… Continue reading about Diaper Rash and Summer
Profuse sweating is not uncommon during the sweltering, humid months of summer in Georgia. Heat rash is a common type of rash that many people develop during these hot months, caused by the pores becoming blocked so that sweat cannot escape. Children and adults both commonly develop this skin rash on parts of their bodies… Continue reading about Heat Rash
If your skin disease is affecting your quality of life or you have been told your skin disorder is no longer treatable, we invite you to discover our unique medical dermatology practice in Atlanta. You will find a team of experts in dermatology who are not only dedicated to treating your skin symptoms, but who will work with your primary care doctor and other specialists to give you the comprehensive skin care approach you need to be healthy. Dr. Weisman can show you what it means to have a doctor who is truly an advocate for your health.
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