2017
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Three Lifestyle Changes That Help Fight Persistent Dry Skin
When you have dry skin, typically you apply some lotion for a few days and then the dry skin goes away. But what if the dry skin seems to linger no matter how much lotion you apply? What should you do when you've tried a few different lotions, but nothing seems to work? Here are some lifestyle changes to consider when you have persistent dry skin: Take cooler showers and avoid the heat in general.
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Three Potential Triggers For Skin Cancer To Be Mindful Of
Skin cancer is something to watch for. While many minor instances of skin cancer can be handled at the doctors office, and are often benign, there are serious variations such as melanoma that can lead to severe problems. These cancers can spread, which is the huge issue. When a skin cancer metastasizes and infects other parts of the body, it's something that you need to be aware of because it can lead to really deadly results.
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Preparing For Mohs Surgery
There are so many different types of cancer that it can become overwhelming. One type of cancer that many people have heard about, but do not know how serious it can be, is skin cancer. There are approximately 80,000 people that will be diagnosed with skin cancer in the year 2017. Of these that are diagnosed, an estimated 9,700 will die. These are some pretty sobering numbers, but the good news is that if skin cancer is caught early, it can be treated.
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3 Signs Of Possible Skin Cancer That You Need To Know
Do you enjoy spending time outside, engaging in various outdoor activities? Have you ever thought about the damage that the sun is likely doing to your skin? Ultraviolet, or UV, light can be extremely damaging to the skin. Even if you apply sunscreen, it's possible that you may miss certain areas on a regular basis. In addition, the sunscreen can eventually be washed off either by swimming in the water or via sweat.
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Staying Healthy Through Vigilance And Preemption - Signs A Mole Needs To Be Removed
Being aware of your own body can be a difficult task, but it's a vital one if you want to live your longest and healthiest life. Some changes are easily noticed, but others, like the development of and changes in moles, can be a much more difficult challenge. If you're not sure what to look for, you may end up ignoring skin growths that pose serious dangers. Below, you'll find a guide to some signs that your moles may need to be removed.
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Two Tried-And-True Treatment Methods Of Treating Acne Scars
If your acne has caused scarring and over-the-counter products have not brought results, it may be time to make an appointment with a dermatologist. A dermatologist, commonly referred to as a skin doctor, may recommend treatment methods that can be performed at the doctor's office. Two of the most commonly used techniques for treating acne scars are soft tissue fillers and laser resurfacing. Depending upon the extent of your acne scars, your doctor will recommend the best course of action.
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