A Fresh Face for Fall

Posted on: 19 July 2021
Eczema can be an uncomfortable condition. Although there are a large number of treatments that may be prescribed for eczema, there is not a proven cure. Nevertheless, many of the available treatments can help eczema sufferers manage their symptoms. Here are some of the eczema treatments that can be used in addition to prescription medications. Moisturizers Dry skin is common among people with eczema. The condition negatively impacts the skin's protective barrier, which is formally called the stratum cornea.
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Posted on: 26 October 2020
Acne on your face can make you feel self-conscious, but so can acne on your body. When you have acne on your back, arms, chest, or shoulders, it can make you feel self-conscious as well. You may want to keep your body covered or feel like you can't wear certain types of clothing because of your acne. Body acne is a common skin issue that can affect anyone. To help treat your body acne, read on for helpful tips.
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Posted on: 30 August 2017
If you have gotten over acne, you may be pleased to have clear skin but disappointed with any depressions in the skin tissue. Sunken pits on the skin, or ice-pick scars, can thankfully be minimized or eliminated with cosmetic dermatology. Here are some options to consider. Fat Transfers Officially called microlipo-injections, this procedure is where a dermatologist takes fat cells from another area of the body and uses them on the scar tissue.
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Posted on: 17 January 2017
As you grow older, you may start to notice some changes in the way that your skin appears. You may find a few more fine lines and wrinkles, and the youthful sheen that you once had may not shine as brightly as before. While you may think this is all a part of the aging process and that there's nothing you can do about it, you could be mistaken. Skin-rejuvenation treatments such as chemical peels could hold the key to helping you retain beautiful skin for a longer period of time.
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