As we age, significant changes occur in our bodies. Once we reach the age of 50, we are more prone to skin-related disorders that plague the aging population. Seniors must realize that they need to take care of their skin in the second half of life even more than they did during the first half.… Continue reading about How Dermatologists Help Seniors with Aging Skin
It can be easy to forget or forego applying sunscreen. It can take a while and result in oily skin at times. Even though it can be a messy, long process, it’s essential to keep in mind the “why” behind that critical application of sunscreen. The Skin Cancer Foundation details Skin Cancer Facts & Statistics.… Continue reading about Skin Cancer Statistics That Will Help Motivate You To Apply Sunscreen This Summer
During the summer months, the days are longer, which means the sun is shining longer as well. While these longer daylight hours are a benefit in some ways, it can also mean your skin is exposed to the sun’s harmful rays for more extended periods. The most intense sun exposure time is between 10 AM… Continue reading about Protecting Your Scalp From The Sun
Knowing your skin is a great way to detect signs of skin cancer on your body quickly. If you know your skin well, you can easily and quickly identify new growth or changes. Newly developed moles on your skin are the most significant cause of concern when it comes to the signs of melanoma. Melanoma… Continue reading about When A New Mole Shows Up On Your Skin
Skin cancer screenings are an integral part of successfully treating skin cancer. When skin cancer is discovered in its early stages through early detection, it profoundly affects the treatment’s success rate. For this reason, the American Cancer Society states “they do not have guidelines for the early detection of skin cancer, knowing your skin is important… Continue reading about Before Your Skin Cancer Screening
Every year, a Health Awareness Calendar is created to be used as a tool to help fight against specific health conditions through the power of human connection. The purpose of the awareness months, weeks and days are to “rally us together to spread awareness and show support,” according to Healthline. February 4, 2019, was World… Continue reading about World Cancer Day
Can you believe 2018 is almost over? We’re already in the middle of December and it seems like we were just putting the kids back in school after the summer. Where does time go? Sometimes, time can slip away from us and we don’t know what we’ve done. Do you feel that way about 2018?… Continue reading about Don’t Let 2018 End Before You Get Your Yearly Skin Cancer Screening
Summer is here! June 21, 2018 marked the June Solstice when the sun reaches its northernmost point from the equator. The sun is higher in the sky throughout the day and its rays hit the Earth at a more direct angle, which gives us the warm (and sometimes downright HOT) summer. During the day of… Continue reading about Protecting Your Scalp From The Sun
The title of this blog may be a bit confusing for you. It probably seems like the words “for” and “against” completely contradict themselves, and they do! However, as you’ll read, both specific considerations for your skin are important for you as you think about preventing and detecting skin cancer. Screening Against Skin Cancer The… Continue reading about Screening Against And For Skin Cancer
If you have plans to travel over Spring Break, be sure to consider your skin as you pack your bags for your big adventure. Whether you’re going to a beach where you’ll sit in the sun with the majority of your skin exposed except for what’s below your bathing suit, or to the ski slopes… Continue reading about Spring Break Sun Care
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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