Rosacea often flares with the change of seasons, especially as people get more sun exposure during spring. In this post, we provide educational information about rosacea and what you can do to manage this frustrating but treatable condition.

Are you planning to travel over Spring Break? In this article, we’ll cover a few important travel tips, including practicing safe sun, avoiding or treating blisters, and making sure you don’t bring home any uninvited guests from your hotel.

It’s winter. The air is cold and dry, and with it comes dry, itchy skin. But how do you know if it’s just regular dry skin, sometimes referred to as xerosis, or something more serious? And even if it is “just” dry skin, how can you alleviate the annoying symptoms? We’re here to help! 

Almost everyone experiences a type of eczema at least once in their lifetime. This article will provide an overview of the various types of eczema and when to contact a dermatologist for additional treatment options.

October is National Fire Prevention & Safety Month. Even though dermatology isn’t directly related to fire prevention, many of our patients have asked us for tips on burn care. Read on to learn the best home treatments for minor burns and how to tell if you need additional medical care.

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!

One of the most commonly asked questions is “How do I keep my skin looking young and healthy?” These nine tips will help you do just that!

It’s common knowledge that sunscreen is crucial to protect your skin against the sun’s harmful UV rays, but many questions about sunscreen may still be left unanswered.