Still, one Allure editor with psoriasis shares that some dermatologists have told her to go to tanning beds ... and surgically remove their melanomas and other skin cancers.” ...

When an unexpected bump appears on your skin, the urge to squeeze or ... require professional extraction by a trained dermatologist who can safely remove them without damaging surrounding tissue.

Top dermatologists explain why chemical hair removal products might damage your skin and reveal the hair removal methods ...

the natural brown pigment that gives our skin color,” says board-certified dermatologist Dr. Michele Green. “The exact reason why dark spots appear ranges from acne scars to excessive sun ...

For this reason, the American Academy of Dermatology continues to recommend that you avoid tanning beds ... docs use to resurface skin (as in the case of Fraxel), remove unwanted hair, and ...

Since most people struggle with various skin barrier theatrics at this time of year, I spoke with a board-certified dermatologist ... Woman Lays on Wrong Side of Tanning Bed for Stronger Tan.

But is it ever a good idea to attempt getting rid of skin tags at home? Some things should just be left to the professionals. Here’s what dermatologists recommend. Can I remove a skin tag on my own?

Highlander Dermatology in Brookfield focuses on helping patients keep up with and improve their skin. As the body's largest organ, Dr. Kristina Kleven says it's important ...

If the skin tag is growing in size, or just generally becoming bothersome, dermatologists can perform a few in-office treatments to effectively and safely remove skin tags. Depending on the size ...

Skin tags are benign growths that can pop up in a few areas around the body, from your underarms, to the neck, to under the breasts. They’re completely harmless, so it’s fine to leave them alone if ...