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.

You may have noticed a new growth on your skin that you think is unattractive. As you age, these growths are normal, but you don’t want to try to remove them yourself. Find out why!

June is sun safety awareness month. In this post, I’ll discuss sunscreen selection, use, and common mistakes…

May is skin cancer awareness month. In this post we’ll talk about tips for self skin-checks and how to protect …

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.