Acne is often thought of as a teenage problem, but many adults know it doesn’t always disappear after high school. In fact, hormonal acne is one of the most common reasons adults—especially women—seek dermatology care. Unlike the occasional breakout, hormonal acne tends to follow a pattern, showing up around the jawline, chin and lower...

Dermatology has made remarkable progress over the years, but when it comes to skin of color, gaps in care still remain. Patients with darker skin tones often face unique challenges that can complicate both diagnosis and treatment. Unfortunately, traditional medical training and dermatology textbooks have not always reflected the full spectrum of skin tones,...

When it comes to improving skin texture and reducing the appearance of scars, two of the most popular dermatology treatments are microneedling and laser resurfacing. Both are effective, but understanding how they work and which one is best suited for your skin can help you make an informed decision in consultation with your dermatologist....