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In dermatology, one of our primary areas of focus is abnormal moles (nevus/nevi) and skin cancer, like melanoma. Nevertheless, most common moles are completely normal and harmless. Despite that, mole removal may be considered for various reasons.
It is that time of year again – Nebraska’s cold winter weather has thoroughly set in and is drying out our skin! Skin care regimens are extra important during this time of the year, especially for people with naturally dry, sensitive skin. Dry air outdoors coupled with indoor heat are the leading causes of winter dry skin but don’t fret. Here are some helpful tips about how you can combat dry skin in the wintertime, and what dermatologist-recommended winter skin care products can help your skin stay hydrated.
Wondering if it is safe to see your dermatologist during a pandemic? These are the steps we have taken at Advanced Dermatology of the Midlands to keep patients, staff, and the community safe.
We are excited to share with you special cosmetic treatment for both the ladies and the guys which we now offer at Advanced Dermatology of the Midlands. The technique of dermaplaning, which involves deep exfoliation treatment of the skin, has been in development for nearly 40 years. Both the tools and the technique have been refined giving us an incredibly effective and very safe procedure that we now offer.
All humans have body odor to varying degrees. Body odor is an unpleasant, strong smell caused by the combination of sweat and bacteria that live on the skin. Consequently, the industry for products containing fragrances, cleansers, and deodorants as well as antiperspirants is a billion-dollar per year industry. When it comes to body odor, some of the most affected areas that this article focuses on include areas that sweat a lot (the armpits and groin) as well as the hands and feet.
Skin Itching and scratching can drive us up a wall. Itching is a common sensation, but for some, it becomes severe enough to interfere with daily life. Numerous factors contribute to persistent skin irritation, leading to discomfort and excessive scratching.
Dry skin, poison ivy, skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis (skin cell build-up), a bug crawling on the skin, malfunctioning nervous system (neuropathy), and other internal diseases (liver disease/kidney disease) can all cause itching. Insect bites, allergic reactions (food allergies) and so many other agents may trigger this itchy feeling as well. Seeking help from a dermatologist can be the first step in finding long-term relief.
Why is my scalp so itchy? An itchy scalp is a common problem that can cause frustrating symptoms, such as frequent scratching and discomfort. A variety of medical and skin conditions, as well as other factors, can cause your scalp to itch. These triggers can be broken down into the broad categories of skin diseases of the scalp, allergic reactions to hair care products, and our own actions & hair care practices. The best dermatologists know that the most common cause of itchy scalp is dandruff, and in a more severe form with redness and flaking is referred to as seborrheic dermatitis.
Do you have nails that are thick and difficult to trim? Do they have white or yellow discoloration? If the answer to either question is,’ yes’ then you may have nail fungus. Nail fungal infections, known as onychomycosis, are extremely common. As people age, the odds steadily increase that a person will have a fungus infection in one or more fingernails or toenails. Learn about treatment for toenail fungus.
