Skin Care

Every Fourth of July, emergency departments see an influx of injuries caused by fireworks. Dr. Jose Pulido, a Mayo Clinic ophthalmologist, says the hands, face and eyes are particularly vulnerable. Watch: The…

The PGA TOUR shares The Skin Cancer Foundation’s commitment to reaching men at risk with skin cancer prevention information. They debuted the awareness video below while being honored at the…

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month The AAD’s new SPOTme® video, “Check Him Out,” uses humor to show how men and women sometimes see things a little differently before encouraging…

5 signs your child’s mole needs to be checked Moles on a child’s skin are generally nothing to worry about. New moles appear during childhood and adolescence. As the child…

How to Take a Shower, According to Dermatologists We love a restorative shower for its day-starting, head-clearing, muscle-relaxing power. But that long, hot shower that starts your day might not…

You need sun protection as much as you need vitamin D. You can have both, without skin damage or nutritional deficiency. We all need vitamin D. It spurs bone growth, and…

Find the answers to common questions about skin, hair, and nails. What makes birthmarks? Will mine go away? Nobody really knows what makes birthmarks or why some kids have small…

Mohs surgery is on the rise, for good reasons: It has the lowest recurrence rates, highest cure rates and best cosmetic results of any skin cancer treatment. A physician member…

There are many things people can do during National Skin Health Month, and all year long, to prevent skin damage, reduce signs of aging and protect one of the most…

Warts aren’t just for witches and goblins. Children and teens, people who frequently bite their nails, and people with a weakened immune system are more prone to getting warts than…