Spring Skin Care for Rosacea: Tips to Keep Your Skin Calm and Clear
Spring can be a challenging season for those who suffer from rosacea. The combination of changing temperatures, increased sun exposure, and seasonal allergens can trigger flare-ups, leading to redness, irritation, and skin discomfort. If you struggle with rosacea, protecting your skin during the spring months is important to maintaining a
Defend Yourself Against Skin Cancer with Self-Exams
When detected early and treated properly, most skin cancers are curable. That means, the sooner you find a skin cancer and have it treated, the better outcome you are likely to have. At Florida Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centers, we recommend everyone have an annual skin exam with a licensed
Skin Changes Through the Ages: What to Expect as Your Skin Matures
As you age, your skin begins to tell a story of the life you’ve lived. Your skin serves as a reflection of you, and as you mature, the history of your life begins nestling in – showing every laugh, every tear, and every moment in between. Growing older and transitioning
Understanding the Layers of Your Skin
Your skin is fascinating. Not only is it your largest organ, but it serves as your body’s first line of defense against the outside world. It protects, heals, and adapts to whatever life throws your way, all while regenerating itself! At Florida Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centers, we want you
Top Reasons to Skip Indoor Tanning This Winter – and Every Winter
Even in the Sunshine State, wintertime can bring cold temperatures along with cloudy and dreary days, filled with fewer sunny skies. With this change in climate, many can be tempted to seek warmth and a “golden glow” through indoor tanning. However, the tanning bed is no cure for the winter
What Causes Skin Inflammation?
Whether you realize it or not, at some point in your life, you have experienced an inflammatory response. And although inflammation may bring about many unwanted side effects, it is actually an essential process that occurs in your body. When your body recognizes a foreign intruder – like infectious microorganisms