Most of us thank the heavens we have left the awkwardness and insecurities of our teen years behind us. Unfortunately, some of us are left with undeniable remnants in the form of acne scars. Maybe you’ve heard about a way to finally leave them behind.
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As a parent you hate seeing your child suffer with eczema. You watch them struggle with the severe itching and burning sensations. You wouldn’t wish it on anyone. After you have tried over-the-counter medications with little to no relief, you finally determine it may be time to seek care from a dermatologist.
There are several TV ads claiming relief from psoriasis including those with celebrities. Do you think you could have psoriasis with your dry skin? Do you have thick itchy patches of skin? Yes, these can be symptoms of psoriasis, but how do you know if you have psoriasis?
Got acne? Maybe you have dealt with it since you were a teen, and it never went away completely. Maybe it has suddenly returned with a vengeance. If you are ready to leave acne behind for good, Accutane could be the answer.
Let’s face it. No matter your age or your gender, you like to have clear skin free from blackheads, zits, bumps, and acne. Adolescents are most susceptible to these ravages due to hormones, excess oil, and bacteria collecting on skin surfaces.
Your little ones have extra sensitive skin because it’s thinner than yours. Their immune system has not developed yet, so they are more susceptible to irritants of all kinds. It’s important for parents to stay ahead of the curve and remove common irritants inside your home and while enjoying the outside.
We all love summer with water sports, outdoor play, and family outings. By now, most of us understand how essential it is to protect our skin from the sun. The message that still is unclear for many is how often to protect yourself and how.
This is the time of year when you open all the windows to refresh your home, pick up a bouquet of tulips, and endeavor to do some spring cleaning. Among all the springtime transitions, don’t forget your skin. The forced air heating and cold weather has surely taken its toll on your delicate skin.
