
How a Dermatologist Can Help with Excessive Sweating
Sweating is your body’s natural way of cooling down, but for some people, it’s much more than that. If you find yourself sweating through clothes on mild days or worrying about sweat stains before big moments, you may be dealing with a disorder called hyperhidrosis, or excessive sweating. At Florida

The Real Story Behind Beauty Sleep: Does Sleep Really Affect Your Skin?
We’ve all heard the phrase “get your beauty sleep,” but there’s more truth to it than most people may realize. The hours you spend asleep aren’t just for rest, they’re when our body and skin get busy repairing, restoring, and renewing. At Florida Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centers, we often

Understanding Causes, Triggers, and Treatment for Melasma
One of the most common skin concerns we see in our patients at Florida Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centers is melasma. Many patients come to us feeling frustrated or self-conscious about dark patches on their face, unsure of what’s causing them or how to make them go away. Some notice

Transitioning Your Skin Care from Summer to Fall in Florida
Living in Florida, you’ll likely experience year-round sunshine and warm temperatures (except for those short-lived cold spells and thunderstorms). For many of us, Florida brings enjoyable weather, however, its unique climate can also present specific challenges for our skin as we transition from summer to fall. Unlike many parts of

Eat Your Way to Healthier Skin: A Dermatologist’s Guide to Managing Your Skin Conditions Through Your Diet
The link between diet and skin health is stronger than many people may realize. The skin is the body’s largest organ, and like every other system in the body, it relies on a steady supply of nutrients to function properly. Skin conditions like acne, eczema, and psoriasis are not just

Caring for Your Neck: Prevention and Treatment of Aging Skin
When we think of skin care, the first place we often think about is our face. That’s because we tend to focus on high-visibility areas where changes are most noticeable. These might include crow’s feet and under-eye puffiness, frown lines across the forehead and brow, loss of volume in the