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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 calm and healthy complexion. The […]

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 dermatology professional to help catch

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 to each stage can be

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 to love the skin you’re

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 blues – in fact, it’s

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 or cancer cells – your

Although we live in Florida, we aren’t exactly out of the woods yet when it comes to dry, wintertime weather. During the winter months, yes, even in the Sunshine State, humidity levels are lower, homes are being heated, and your epidermis (the outermost layer of your skin) tends to dry out to match the level

Winter weather can be harsh. Even though we don’t deal with the snow in Florida, we still have a drier climate in the winter months. That in itself can cause problems for our skin. From dry hands and feet to chapped lips and everything in between, you’ll want to take preventative measures to keep your

When it comes to information surrounding skin cancer, especially melanoma, it can be hard to determine fact from fiction. Luckily, many organizations like the American Academy of Dermatology and the Skin Cancer Foundation regularly disseminate helpful learning materials to debunk myths and uncover truths about sun exposure and protection, as well as skin cancer awareness.

When it comes to scars, there is no such thing as “one size fits all.” Have you ever noticed that two or more scars can look different from one another? That’s because every person’s skin has a different way of healing that is influenced by a number of factors. Scars can vary in size, shape,