Changes in the skin, especially when it begins as something seemingly minor such as small red bumps, usually aren’t cause for concern. With changes in weather or product usage, it is not uncommon to develop minor irritations on the skin. The bad news is that many skin conditions look alike. Psoriasis presents similarly to...

Acne is frustrating and embarrassing at any age. While many people experience acne in their teen years, hormonal acne typically appears in adulthood affecting nearly 80% of the population with about 50% of women in their 20s and 25% of women in their 40s noticing the symptoms and causes of hormonal acne.  Generally, acne...

Moles are very common, especially in those with fair skin, with over 3 million cases accounted for in the United States annually. Moles are the result of overgrown skin cells known as melanocytes appearing as small, dark brown spots caused by the pigment in those cells. Moles, also called birthmarks or beauty marks, are...