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A dermatologist is a medical doctor who specializes in the diagnosis of skin, hair, and nail conditions. Find out why you’re in good hands when you see a dermatologist.
You have choices when it comes to your health care. Here’s how to choose the dermatologist who aligns with your needs.
When you see the letters FAAD, you know you're seeing a board-certified dermatologist. Find out what this means to your care.
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Want to know what dermatologists tell their patients about managing conditions that affect the skin, hair, or nails? You'll find their expertise and insight here.
This insight from board-certified dermatologists can help you take the best possible care of your skin, hair, and nails.
If your hairstyle pulls on your hair, you can develop a type of hair loss called traction alopecia. Find out how to prevent this hair loss.
Using a Skin-Cap spray product? The FDA urges you to contact your doctor today. Abruptly stopping a strong steroid can cause adverse reactions. The FDA is also warning consumers not to buy or start using any Skin-Cap sprays.
When hives last six weeks or longer and you don’t know what’s causing the outbreaks, you have chronic spontaneous urticaria. Find out how your dermatologist can clear your skin without knowing the cause.
Learn expert tips to help relieve dry and itchy skin, along with how to create an anti-aging skin care plan.
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How to stop biting your nails: Dermatologists' tips
While comforting to some, nail biting can damage your fingers and nails and even lead to infection. To stop biting your nails, follow these tips from board-certified dermatologists.
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When heated, some hair straighteners and smoothing solutions release formaldehyde gas. Breathing in this gas can be harmful. Long-term it may cause cancer. These tips from the FDA can help you find a formaldehyde-free product.
For healthy skin, dermatologists encourage you to protect your skin from the sun whenever you're outdoors — even in winter. Here are the three ways to protect your skin today.
You can have soft, supple lips year-round by following a few simple tips. See what dermatologists recommend.
Find out why hair turns gray, the effects that stress can have on hair graying, and lifestyle changes that may help slow graying.
Before you add a skin care product to your routine, dermatologists recommend testing it. Here are the steps to follow.
Artificial nails can make your natural nails thin, brittle, and parched. If you love the look of artificial nails, be sure to follow these tips from dermatologists.
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