While most people know and understand the importance of applying sunscreen, many people will still find themselves with over exposure to the sun’s damaging rays this summer. If you or a loved one experiences sunburn this summer, here are natural remedies that can help provide relief. Take a cool shower or bath to cool your… Continue reading about Sunburn Remedies
Scars on the skin are battle wounds that stay for a while even after the skin has healed. Some scars are permanent reminds, while others eventually fade away. There are a large number of creams, ointments, and old wives’ tales that claim to prevent scaring from occurring or to minimize the appearance of scars once… Continue reading about Vitamin E and Scar Removal
It seems as though the warm weather is finally here to stay in Georgia, with hot temps already making an appearance. For those who have kept their bodies stuffed in boots, pants, and sweaters all winter, your body could probably use a little attention before breaking out the tank tops, shorts, and sandals. Here are… Continue reading about Prep Your Body For Hot Weather
Desquamation, or skin peeling, is the shedding of the outermost layer of skin. All skin peels, typically replacing itself every 14 days. For the most part, people are unaware of the changing layers of their skin as it simply falls away in tiny cells. Clothing and bed sheets are full of dead skin cells that… Continue reading about Peeling Skin
Women all over the world have had to deal with stretch marks for thousands of years. While anyone can get stretch marks due to excessive weight gain, the risk for stretch marks is much higher in pregnant women. As a pregnant woman’s body develops and grows quickly in a short span of just nine months,… Continue reading about Stretch Marks
Few people associate sweating with the winter months, which is why it is often such a surprise when people find that they are troubled with excessive sweating during cold temperatures. Sweating, no matter what the temperatures are, is caused by body glands opening up in order to regulate the body temperatures. The body is still… Continue reading about Hyperhidrosis in Winter
Scabies is an intensely itchy skin condition caused by a tiny burrowing mite called Sarcoptes scabiei. Scabies is incredibly contagious, and it can easily spread through physical contact in family members, a child care facility, school, or nursing home. The tiny mite that burrows into the skin causes intense itching in the area of its… Continue reading about Scabies
Summertime is full of shorts, suntans, and skinned knees. Summertime is also when the majority of scars are formed or are made worse. Injuries can occur anytime throughout the year, yet it is the summer sun that often sets them in place and makes them difficult to fade. Scar prevention is very important for any… Continue reading about Scar Prevention
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
The summer brings with it a more relaxed atmosphere, beach vacations, pool time, and sweltering heat. While many people enjoy summer and being outdoors, it is incredibly important that you remember to take proper care of you skin. Not only is more of your skin exposed during the summer by wearing shorts, tank tops, and… Continue reading about Your Skin and Summer
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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