Contact dermatitis and eczema are both skin conditions that appear similar in several ways. Affected areas break out in an itchy rash. Scratching and lack of treatment can lead to redness and swelling. The dermis may also become swollen and inflamed, and you could experience the formation of bumps or blisters. The afflicted region may… Continue reading about Do You Have Contact Dermatitis or Eczema?
Losing your hair can be a distressing and traumatic event. Sufferers may feel that they are aging prematurely or losing a key part of their image and appearance. Although normally attributed to men, women can also fall victim to hair loss or extreme thinning of the hair. This carries the stigma of being an ‘unfeminine’… Continue reading about Combat the Trauma of Hair Loss
There are plenty of reasons to make water your beverage of choice. It reduces your intake of sugary beverages, lowers your overall calorie consumption and provides a way for the body to filter our blood through the kidneys. So, while proper hydration benefits your insides, current research doesn’t have a strong connection between drinking water… Continue reading about Does Drinking Water Improve Your Skin?
When you have dry or damaged skin, moisturizers are often the first line of defense. But with the overwhelming choice of moisturizers on store shelves, deciding what is best for your skin can be difficult. There are creams, lotions and ‘barrier’ products. There are basic formulations, and pricier formulas with fancy ingredients. Some moisturizers are… Continue reading about How Do Moisturizers Work?
Despite its name, ringworm isn’t a worm at all. It’s a type of fungal infection affecting the skin, and often appears as a red, flakey and itchy patch of raised skin. The defining feature of common ringworm is the circular shape and red ring around the affected area. Since spider bites, certain types of eczema,… Continue reading about Your Rash Might Be Ringworm
Warts are often misunderstood, as there is no shortage of myths about them. However, the truth is much simpler and often less scary. If you’ve developed a wart and have questions, this is the place to start. 5 Common Myths About Warts A myth is defined as “a widely held but false belief or idea.”… Continue reading about 5 Myths and 5 Truths About Warts
Many of us have experienced acne in our lifetimes or are currently experiencing it. We all know what it’s like to have a breakout at the wrong time or all the time – or wake up with that dreaded pimple when you’re about to do something really important. But how do you know when to… Continue reading about When to See a Dermatologist About Your Persistent Acne
If you have been experiencing a persistent rash or one that has been difficult to diagnose, it may be time to see a dermatologist for a proper diagnosis. One cause of rashes is autoimmune diseases. Is that the underlying cause of your skin condition? Facial Rashes The most recognizable skin conditions are facial rashes. They… Continue reading about 5 Skin Conditions that Signal Autoimmune Disease
If you’ve just noticed a mole or you’ve noticed changes in an existing one, you may be concerned about the possibility of cancer. Most of the time, moles pose no real threat, but there are some signs that you should show your dermatologist during an evaluation. Let’s learn more about them and what you should… Continue reading about Have a Mole? 5 Signs You Should Take a Closer Look
As a parent, not understanding the cause of your child’s illness is extremely frustrating and worrisome. You are probably feeling the same way about their persistent facial redness or rash. Seeing a dermatologist can help you find the answers as well as treatment. Are you worried it could be rosacea? Symptoms of Childhood Rosacea The… Continue reading about Does Your Child Need to See a Dermatologist for Rosacea?
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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