Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the United States, with an estimated 9,500 patients diagnosed daily, and is caused by excessive exposure to harmful UV rays. Although lighter skin colors are more prone to skin cancer, all skin colors can develop skin cancer. Fortunately, skin cancer is typically curable when it’s found and treated early.

Rosacea is a common skin disease, affecting more than 14 million people, that in its most basic form causes a person to blush or flush more easily than others. However, if not treated, it can either worsen to more than just a redness or spread across the body.

Acne and rosacea can present themselves in similar manners on your skin, typically through redness and breakouts, at times making it more complicated to diagnose. Both skin conditions may be treatable through over-the-counter products, but more severe cases should be treated by a dermatologist.

The skincare industry offers extensive anti-aging options. If you feel overwhelmed, check out our tips to find out what’s right for you.

It’s springtime, and the bugs are out. Find out how to avoid getting bitten and what symptoms to be concerned about if a bug does bite you.

When you think of your heart, odds are your skin is not the first thing you think of to check. There are a variety of signs and symptoms that could mean heart disease. Read more to learn about these signs and symptoms.

There are a variety of benefits to working out, both mentally and physically. Your skin can also benefit if you’re following these tips on how to reap the workout rewards for your skin!

If you are looking for a healthy skin care regimen, then look no further! Our winter special includes hand-selected skin care products designed to keep your skin healthy and happy all year long!

Winter comes every year along with itchy, dry skin. In this month’s blog, Dr. L. Evan Michael gives you tips on how to keep your skin from falling victim to winter dryness.