Warts are small, self-limited tumors that arise on the surface of the skin caused by viruses. Warts are considered to be a common infectious disease because they can be spread from person to person and they can spread throughout the body if aggravated. The clinical forms of warts include common warts, flat warts, plantar warts,… Continue reading about Warts: Causes and Removals
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
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
Medical dermatology, also known as immunodermatology, involves the diagnosis and management of complex dermatologic diseases. Medical dermatology requires that the doctor be fully trained in general dermatology, but it is limited to treating patients with more complicated diseases and conditions as they relate to the skin. While skin conditions and diseases affect the skin, they… Continue reading about What is Medical Dermatology
Melanoma is a serious form of skin cancer that needs to be taken seriously and addressed as early as possible. Melanomas develop from specialized skin cells called melanocytes with produce melanin, the pigment that causes the skin to darken, or tan, in the sun. When melanomas remain in the epidermis – the outer layer of… Continue reading about When Is a Freckle or Mole Suspicious?
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
Sunburn is defined as “skin irritation or damage from overexposure to sun or ultraviolet light.” It has been well documented that the more sun exposure you receive the higher your risk for skin damage and certain diseases. Sunburn is completely preventable with proactive measures of protecting your skin, yet many people do not remember, or… Continue reading about Sunburn
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
The human body is home to hundreds of different types of bacteria. These bacteria live inside the mouth, under the nails, and on the skin, yet most of them are not dangerous to you. In fact, most of them help your body carry out normal functions and promote optimal health. However, there are certain bacteria… Continue reading about Yeast Infection Skin 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.
Contact our Atlanta Dermatologist today for personalized care and strong expertise in skin care for your entire family.
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