Ways To Minimize Skin Irritation Caused by Fall Allergies Read More
There are so many things to look forward to in the fall – the upcoming holidays and the no-longer sweltering weather, for instance. But for anyone who suffers with fall allergies, this time of year can be tough. You might not just have the runny nose and watery eyes, though – you may be suffering […]
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Causes of Itchy Red Bumps on the Skin Read More
Itchy red bumps on your skin can come from a variety of causes. They can be something as simple as a bug bite or something a little more complex, such as psoriasis. They may be annoying, but are they dangerous? And what can you do about them? What is causing my itchy red bumps? There
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Are there eczema irritants in your home? Read More
If you suffer with eczema, you know all about the itchy, red, irritated skin, and you may even know what triggers an outbreak for you, such as stress or a certain brand of soap. Unfortunately, there are some irritants that are harder to control than others, even in your own home. Read on for some
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Types of Scars From Breast Surgery Read More
Whether you have breast surgery for cosmetic or health reasons, you may be left with unsightly scars – and you may be wondering what you can do about them. Here is some information on the types of scars you might see after breast surgery and how you can care for and minimize them. What kind of surgery
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Does actinic keratosis turn into cancer? Read More
It is estimated that two people die of skin cancer every hour, and 20% of Americans will develop skin cancer. It can be very serious – even deadly – which is why it is so important to see a doctor as soon as you notice anything new and strange on your skin. Actinic keratosis is one problem
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Keep An Eye Out for the M Word of Skin — Melanoma Read More
At Skin Care Research, we’re focused on improving both medical and cosmetic dermatology through our FDA-regulated clinical trials. When it comes to sun damage, we conduct trials on actinic keratosis, the pre-cancerous lesions that can turn into skin cancer. We don’t conduct trials on melanoma, the deadliest form of skin cancer, but as skin care
Keep An Eye Out for the M Word of Skin — Melanoma Read More
The Red, Itchiness of Psoriasis Read More
Psoriasis is a common skin disease that causes the formation of scales and red patches on the skin. These can be itchy and painful. Psoriasis is a chronic disease that doesn’t have a cure, but at Skin Care Research we conduct clinical research trials into various areas of clinical dermatology, including psoriasis. What is psoriasis?
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Dealing with Common Winter Skin Issues Read More
Winter is a welcome respite from the summer heat and humidity of South Florida. But winter, while far from equal to winter in the north, can present a variety of skin issues for people everywhere. In this first blog of 2022, let’s address a few of these winter skin problems. Flare-ups of existing skin problems
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Are Clinical Trials Worth It? Read More
At Skin Care Research, our professional team of skin care experts offers a wide range of FDA-regulated clinical trials in both medical dermatology and cosmetic dermatology. Patients often ask what’s the benefit for them in participating in these trials. Let’s get into that in this pre-holiday blog. What is a clinical trial? In a clinical
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National Healthy Skin Month Read More
November is National Healthy Skin Month, and what better time to learn more about the largest organ of your body! We often don’t think much about our skin, but we should. In fact, daily care and attention is vital to maintaining healthy, beautiful skin and reducing the risk of concerns such as skin cancer. The
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