As the heat rises this summer, you may want to spend all your free time cooling off at the swimming pool. Whether you’re diving into the local community pool or floating peacefully in a private home pool, the experts at Florida Dermatology and Skin Cancer Centers (FLDSCC) want you to

May is more than just the start of really warm Florida weather; it’s also Skin Cancer Awareness Month. As we gear up to face the next few months of record heat – whether by enjoying outdoor activities or spending more time in the air conditioning – it’s crucial to remember

Moles are common in many people, and most are harmless. They typically emerge in childhood and teenage years and can change in size and color as you grow older. Most moles develop when cells, which produce pigment, grow in groups. They can appear as small, round, or oval, and as

If you’ve recently been diagnosed with rosacea, you may be wondering about steps to take next. Rosacea is a common and chronic skin condition that affects millions of people worldwide. It can cause redness, visible blood vessels, and bumps on the face. While its exact cause is unknown, factors such

Ever come home after a day outdoors only to find yourself burned from the sun, even after wearing sunscreen? We know even when you are careful about sun protection, sometimes all it takes is one small blunder to throw a wrench in what you thought was a carefully crafted sun

As spring approaches and more people opt to spend extra time outdoors, it may be tempting to head to an indoor tanning salon to get a head start on a sun-kissed glow. While most people associate a warm, bronze tan with health and vitality, a tan is actually a visible