When it comes to battling skin cancer, finding the right skin cancer treatment specialist can make all the difference in your recovery journey. This melanoma awareness month, we want to contribute some helpful insights that can help you find a reliable specialist. So, how do you identify the best skin cancer treatment specialist for your needs? Let us discuss that in detail. Why Do You Need the Best Skin Cancer Treatment Specialist? Skin cancer treatment requires expertise and precision, as each case is unique and requires personalized care. The best skin cancer treatment specialist ..read more

Many skin conditions are considered severe and challenging to treat. However, sensitive skin is vulnerable to even some of the most light skin products due to chemicals that cause redness, irritation, peeling, and other dermatological issues. If you suffer from such symptoms and you’re considering phototherapy, you may want to read further to determine if the procedure is suitable for you. What Is Phototherapy, and How Does It Work? Phototherapy is a non-invasive treatment that exposes the skin to intense light over a specific period. It helps improve various biological ski ..read more

Your spring wardrobe should not only be stylish but also prioritize your safety. As per the Skin Cancer Foundation, clothing stands out as a highly effective method for skin cancer prevention as it can help to shield your skin against sun damage. Here’s what you need to know. How To Protect Your Skin With Your Spring Wardrobe Hats Wearing hats can shield various parts of your head and face from the sun. They can protect your eyes from the sun’s glare and reduce UV radiation to the eyes and face by 50%. The level of protection varies based on the style and design of the hat. For ..read more

Whether you have struggled with skin allergies your whole life or you’ve been having increased allergy symptoms recently, skin allergy testing may be the first step toward a solution. In this post, we’ll cover what you can expect during skin allergy testing, one of the most common forms of allergy testing available today. What Is Skin Allergy Testing? Skin allergy testing is a reliable and noninvasive method of diagnosing allergic contact dermatitis. Otherwise known as the “patch test,” the process requires a patient to wear adhesive panels, typically on the back, for two days. It’s impor ..read more

You might lose anywhere up to 100 strands of hair every day–and up to 250 strands when you wash your hair. If you lose more than that, you could have noticeable hair loss. Symptoms of hair loss include several factors, including seeing patches of visible scalp, hair that looks thinner, lots of hair left on pillows, clothes, towels, and the shower drain, and more than the normal amount of hair left in your brush or comb. Here are some of the most common causes of hair loss in women. 1. Female Pattern Baldness (Androgenetic Alopecia) You can inherit this from your mother or your father ..read more

Alopecia is a medical condition characterized by patchy hair loss, which occurs when the body’s immune system mistakenly targets and attacks hair follicles. Depending on your needs, there are numerous treatment options available to address hair loss caused by alopecia. The hair restoration treatment we offer at Skin & Beauty Center is a less invasive option compared to more demanding procedures like surgical transplantation, which has a higher risk of adverse reactions. Our non-surgical hair restoration treatment is also a more cost-effective alternative to topical treatments that may ..read more

A skin exam, or a skin cancer screening, is a preventive procedure used to detect certain types of skin cancers. Annual skin exams are conducted by a medical professional by doing a visual examination of your entire body, including your scalp, face, trunk, limbs, hands, feet, eyes, eyelids, ears, fingers, and toes. Here’s what you need to know about the importance of skin exams and whether or not your insurance may cover them. What Happens During Skin Exams? During your skin exam, your doctor will evaluate your skin for any moles, birthmarks, or other markings that may have an abnormal co ..read more

Laser hair removal is one of the preferred methods for hair removal due to the fact that it provides exceptional results that last. However, individuals with dark skin tones may be reluctant to opt for laser surgery due to the fact that traditional methods were known to cause scarring, burns, and pigmentation changes. Thankfully, there are several safe and effective options for those with dark skin. Laser Hair Removal Options for Dark Skin ND: YAG Laser This laser option is considered to be the industry standard, using long wavelengths to target specific hair follicles. This hel ..read more

Ingrown hairs are extremely common. However, that doesn’t make them any less of a nuisance. Thankfully, laser hair removal can help to prevent ingrown hairs on treated surfaces. Here is what you should know. What Are Ingrown Hairs? Ingrown hairs occur when the hair curls back and embeds itself under the skin. This allows for a buildup of dead skin in the area where the hair is unable to pass through. Ingrown hairs can appear as red bumps on the skin, which may cause discomfort. Cause of Ingrown Hairs Ingrown hairs occur most often as a result of incorrectly removing hair. This can be ..read more

Psoriasis and eczema are two common skin conditions often mistaken for one other because of their similar symptoms and appearance. For example, about 3% of the U.S. population (about 7.5 million people) have psoriasis, medical publication AJMC reported, while a whopping 31.6 million U.S. residents have a form of eczema, according to WebMD. However, despite their prevalence and resemblance, these distinct conditions have different causes, symptoms, and treatments, as the Skin & Beauty Center has learned firsthand through treating patients with eczema or psoriasis. D ..read more