If you grew up in the 1970s, 1980s, or even the early 1990s, you probably remember the era of baby oil and aluminum foil reflectors. A perfect tan was often seen as the ultimate summer accessory. People would head to the beach slathered in baby oil, sometimes mixed with iodine,

Acne isn’t just something that happens during adolescence. In fact, many adults, especially women, develop acne well into their 20s, 30s and beyond. Hormones often play a key role in the development of acne. If your breakouts seem unpredictable, don’t respond well to over-the-counter products, or only happen around certain

When we think about sun protection, we usually picture areas of our bodies visible to the sun like our face, arms, and legs. But what about the skin hiding under your hair? For men, whether it’s on your scalp, face, or other areas of your body; and for women, on

At Florida Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centers, we often hear our patients complain about having sensitive skin. While having sensitive skin can be highly frustrating, the term “sensitive” can turn into a catch-all for skin that easily reacts to certain triggers. What most patients describe as having sensitive skin is

As dermatologists, one of the most surprising things we hear from our patients is that they don’t think they need sunscreen during the winter. We get it – winter can be cold (even in Florida), the sun doesn’t feel as strong, and many of us associate sun protection with warm

January is Thyroid Awareness Month, and it’s a perfect time to stop and consider how your skin, hair, and nails might be silently signaling something deeper. While the thyroid gland sits in the middle of the lower part of your neck, its influence reaches much farther, affecting many aspects of