Summer is almost over, and there are plenty of overcast days ahead. This makes many people question whether they should continue wearing sunscreen even on overcast days. Even though you may not see the sun, it still has the power to cause sun damage to your skin, which can lead to skin cancer. Should You Wear […]
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Did you know that one in five people in the United States will be diagnosed with skin cancer during their life? Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer, but it can be detected early by doing self-examinations and getting skin cancer screenings in Sarasota, FL. How To Reduce Your Risk Of Skin Cancer
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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
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Skin cancer is the most common variety of cancer found in people in the U.S., affecting millions of people each year. The good news is that skin cancer is also one of the most treatable cancers when caught early. In honor of Skin Cancer Awareness Month in May, here are a few important things to
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