If you have noticed your face is red, and you haven’t gotten a sunburn recently, you may be suffering from rosacea. This skin condition most often affects your facial areas, such as your forehead, chin, cheeks, and nose. However, it can occasionally show up on your head, neck, or chest areas.
You don’t have to be an athlete to get athlete’s foot. You can get athlete’s foot without doing any physical activity at all! The good news is that there are ways of treating it and preventing it. It can generally even be treated at home! If it is more severe, prescription medications will usually help it clear up.
May is National Skin Cancer Awareness Month, there’s no better time to have a talk about skin cancer.
Skin conditions, such as Rosacea, Eczema, and Psoriasis are conditions with similar symptoms that can complicate the diagnosis process. In our Lincoln, NE offices and remote offices around Nebraska, we treat a variety of skin diseases every day. Here is a break down of these three common skin conditions.
With the help and guidance of an experienced medical professional, skin cancer no longer needs to be as scary and confusing as it once was.
Ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun’s radiation still damages the DNA in your skin, the biggest contributor to skin cancer, in the winter months. Sunburn and skin damage are not just summertime things.