Dermatological Disorders Stories
Customers are complaining that The Honest Company sunscreen doesn't work and leaves them burnt and blistered after only a short period in the sun.
Researchers have found a new sunscreen made of slime, algae, and shrimp shells might be the key to protecting humans from harmful UV rays.
Macrophage cells in the skin close needle punctures and get stuck in a “gel-like matrix” on the skin, making tattoos permanent.
A man in Canada gets earlobe reconstruction surgery after gauges stretched them out nearly 2 inches.
A small study finds a rheumatoid arthritis drug reduced itch, improved sleep, and diminished redness and thickening of the skin in patients with moderate to severe eczema.
Skin is one of the most important organs in the human body, and scientists are developing fascinating ways to replace it.
A Japanese device claims to fix ingrown toenails at home in just 30 minutes.
Acupuncture was found to be effective in treating some dermatologic conditions, including dermatitis, pruritus, urticaria, hyperhidrosis, and facial elasticity: study.
Sunburn art, or purposely burning your skin in the name of "art," is sweeping social media despite doctors' warnings.
In a new study, Yale researchers find that a common arthritis medication is highly effective in restoring skin pigment in those with vitiligo.
Vitamin B12 alters the activity of bacterium Propionibacterium acnes, driving it to secrete an inflammatory compound that leads to pimples.
Researchers use displacement map convolution to render human skin in an intensely realistic way.