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.
You’re an adult now, mature, have a good job, and have let go of all your youthful indiscretions. So why are you getting acne like you did as a teenager? It doesn’t seem fair. Let’s take a deep dive at understanding adult acne causes and treatments.
No one is listening, so you can be honest. When was the last time you popped a pimple? It’s hard to look into your lighted makeup mirror every day and notice another blemish or blackhead without wanting to squeeze it out.
Today, March 16, marks the one year anniversary of our Doctor Phillips location opening! We are so thankful for having the opportunity to serve the community for a year. Here’s to many more!
My skin is so itchy: should I be concerned? Let’s cut to the chase and tell you that most of the time itchy skin is due to age, dry skin and cold weather. Depending on where you are itchy and how long it persists,
Can I prevent eczema flare-ups? We can answer your question with a resounding YES. You can succeed with a little knowledge like knowing your triggers, some tips to reduce any symptoms, and when to see Goodless Dermatology.
