Dermatological Disorders Stories
A Canadian student has created a topical cream he believes will help to painlessly fade away permanent tattoos.
Many people have taken to Twitter to complain about the Fitbit Surge causing rashes on their wrists, but many of them should be giving their wrists a break.
Patients aren't getting infected to nearly the degree they used to be, and hospital workers' hands are suffering the consequences.
Dermatology app Spruce offers patients the information they need regarding their acne without a trip to the doctor's office.
Suffering from a skin disorder didn’t stop Melanie Gaydos from pursuing her dream to be a high fashion model.
It's easier to get a tan than you think. If you eat a lot of fruits and vegetables rich in antioxidants, you can get a healthy, natural glow without the damage from tanning beds or sun rays.
An FDA-approved Facial Toning Duo claims to eliminate wrinkles and your desire for Botox.
Fewer teens are using sunscreen and unknowingly increasing their risk for skin cancer.
Xiaflex, an experimental cellulite drug from Auxilium Pharmaceuticals, satisfied 68% of women in a clinical trial.
Researchers have found that skin lesions that are both itchy and painful are more likely to be a sign of skin cancer.
First Derm app can identify over 90 skin conditions with the help of board-certified dermatologists.
I used only warm water to wash my face for a week, and was pleasantly surprised by the results.