As the largest organ of the human body, the skin is constantly changing and adapting to its environment. Throughout the warmer months, the skin will produce a greater amount of pigment. This pigmentation allows the skin to become tan and help protect it from sun burn. However, this protection is only achievable with the help… Continue reading about Actinic Keratosis
Hair loss is a distressing experience among people of all ages. While men are typically thought of as losing their hair as they age, hair loss can also occur in women. Alopecia is a hair loss condition that causes gradual thinning of the hair or complete baldness. For women, this can have a substantial impact… Continue reading about Alopecia in Women
Young skin is much more delicate than older skin. The skin on adults and even teenagers, has thickened and become more accustomed to the daily abuse of irritants and sun exposure. While all skin needs protection and care, the skin of babies and children often needs extra TLC.
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
Squamous cell carcinoma is a common form of skin cancer that develops from overexposure to the sun’s damaging UV rays. This type of skin cancer develops in the squamous cells which make up the middle and outer layers of the skin. While this form of cancer is not typically life-threatening, any diagnosis of cancer can… Continue reading about Squamous Cell Carcinoma
Gianotti-Crosti syndrome, commonly referred to as acrodermatitis, is a common skin condition in children. Acrodermatitis is characterized by itchy blisters that are red or purple in color, sore and swollen lymph nodes, and a bloated abdomen. Fatigue and fever are also common symptoms, though they do not affect every child. Any type of strange rash-like… Continue reading about Acrodermatitis
Molluscum Contagiosum is a viral skin infection that produces flesh colored bumps on the upper layer of skin. While this is a benign infection, it is highly contagious through contact. The virus can last for varied lengths of time, lasing from two months to upwards of four years. Parents are often surprised by Molluscum Contagiosum… Continue reading about Molluscum Contagiosum
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
Allergies affect different people in different ways. Allergic contact dermatitis is a form of dermatitis that is caused by an allergic reaction to an allergen when it comes in contact with the skin. This condition is also referred to as “contact allergy.” There are common types of allergic contact dermatitis, including a nickel allergy or… Continue reading about Allergies Contact Dermatitis
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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