We all get a rash at some point in our lives, but most resolve on their own. That leaves many patients wondering if they need medical care when a new red or blotchy patch appears. If you’re wondering how to tell the difference between a benign inconvenience and a serious rash, read on for more …
April is Rosacea Awareness Month, but anyone who’s ever dealt with the telltale flushing, broken capillaries, pustules, and inflammation is all too familiar with this condition. If you’re struggling to manage your rosacea in Sarasota, it’s time to seek out a dermatologist for help. At SkinSmart Dermatology®, the board-certified dermatologists regularly treat patients with all …
Hair loss is widespread, affecting about 80% of men and 50% of women during their lifetime. However, that’s rarely a comfort if you’re losing your hair. The providers at SkinSmart Dermatology® are always researching the latest hair loss treatment trends so we can offer the most advanced solutions to our patients. Read on to find out more about some of …
If you’ve noticed new dry, scaly, or rough patches of skin, you might have actinic keratosis. Also called solar keratosis, this condition forms due to chronic sun exposure. While it’s often benign, actinic keratosis is also one of the most common forms of precancer our board-certified dermatologists at SkinSmart Dermatology® treat. If you suspect you …
At some point, both men and women may experience hair loss and thinning. Maybe you see a lot of hair clogging up the shower drain or find excess hair tangled in your hairbrush. For some patients, hair thinning and loss may be temporary, while for others, it may be a sign of a more serious …
Dermatologists see patients for a wide number of reasons, but one of the most common is eczema. This condition can cause itching and rashes that can be extremely difficult to manage. With Drs. Elizabeth Callahan and William Adams of SkinSmart Dermatology in Sarasota, FL, patients can obtain a proper diagnosis and discuss treatment of their …
The sun can be harmful to your skin in many ways. Excessive and unprotected sun exposure can significantly increase your risk of not only severe sunburn but a higher chance of developing skin cancer during your lifetime. Luckily, there are a few ways to protect yourself from its harmful effects. Drs. Elizabeth Callahan and William …
A sunburn is classified as a first-degree burn, which means it affects the top layer of the skin. It is damage to the skin that can increase a patient’s risk of developing skin cancer in the future. Drs. Elizabeth Callahan and William Adams of SkinSmart Dermatology in Sarasota, FL, educate patients on what causes sunburn, …
In Florida, the sun is out year-round and many patients spend significant time outdoors enjoying the weather. However, during the winter months, many don’t think to protect the skin the same way they do during the summer. Drs. Elizabeth Callahan and William Adams of SkinSmart Dermatology in Sarasota, FL encourage patients to talk to a …
November is National Healthy Skin Month, and what better time to learn more about the largest organ of your body! We often don’t think much about our skin, but we should. In fact, daily care and attention is vital to maintaining healthy, beautiful skin and reducing the risk of concerns such as skin cancer. The …
