People often wonder if children can get skin cancer, and the answer is YES. In fact, although melanoma is the least common skin cancer overall, it is the most common type of skin cancer to affect children and teens. Unfortunately, melanoma is also the most severe type of cancer. Melanoma has increased by about 2… Continue reading about Can Children Get Skin Cancer?
With over 5 million cases of skin cancer diagnosed each year, this is still the most common form of cancer in America. Fortunately, YOU are the best advocate against this deadly disease! You are best aware of the condition of your skin, and by simply paying attention to any changes that you see, you can… Continue reading about May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month
While we all want to fight the signs of aging, during this COVID-19 pandemic, aesthetic procedures are not considered “essential,” and cannot be performed. Whether you are a fan of BOTOX®, facial injections, facelift procedures, or not, there are natural ways to slow down your skin’s aging process without leaving your home. Certain lifestyle habits… Continue reading about Slow Down Your Skin’s Aging Process
Acne is a problem at some level for nearly everyone everywhere. It typically starts with puberty and hormonal changes, and many people find that it plagues them throughout life. 80% of acne cases are found in adolescence, and about 20% of all acne cases occur in adults. Understanding what causes acne and how to treat… Continue reading about Acne 101
With the first full week of April rolling in, Spring Break is here for most of the school systems in Georgia. As your kiddos rush out into your OWN yards to enjoy the warmer temps and sunshine, it is vital that you do your part to protect their skin. Remember, the skin has been covered… Continue reading about Spring Break Skin Protection
With the rapid spread of COVID-19 impacting our nation, businesses are being required to shut down normal business operations in order to slow the spread of the Coronavirus. The development of COVID-19 has led Governor Brian Kemp to officially declare a public health emergency for the state of Georgia. Due to the mandates of Governor… Continue reading about Take Proper Care of Your Skin At Home
The most unique aspect of male facial skin is that men have coarse facial hair that grows daily. Therefore, one of the most concerns facing male skincare is an issue called shaving folliculitis. This condition is commonly referenced as “razor bumps,” and it affects millions of men worldwide. If you struggle with the painful, itchy,… Continue reading about Shaving Folliculitus
When it comes to taking care of the facial skin, there are both similarities and differences in the skin of men and women. Male facial skin is thicker than female facial skin. Male facial skin tends to be oiler than their female counterparts. Men must also deal with coarse facial hair that grows from puberty… Continue reading about Skin Care For Men
For many people, acne is just a way of life. Some people view acne as a “rite of passage” for teenagers or as a normal side-effect of hormonal changes throughout different stages in life. However, some people are more affected by acne than others, and in more ways than one. Dealing with the highly visible… Continue reading about Acne and Your Mental Health
Many people experience similar consequences that affect their skin during winter. One of the most common skin issues is cracked, dry hands. This can be painful to deal with and cause you to feel self-conscious because of how badly your hands look. There are things you can do to alleviate and prevent cracked, dry hands… Continue reading about Cracked Dry Hands
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.
Contact our Atlanta Dermatologist today for personalized care and strong expertise in skin care for your entire family.
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