There are treatments for skin cancer. Everyone can get skin cancer, no matter how light or dark your skin may be. Exposure may come from UV rays, X-rays, genetics, weak immune system, scarring from bad burns, cancer-causing compounds such as arsenic, sunburns, and the use of tanning beds. You aren’t alone. Water’s Edge medical dermatologists
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Dr. Bush is In—4 Reasons Why You Should See Him
Ronald Bush, MD, FACS, is a board-certified vascular surgeon with 15 years of experience in venous disease. If you have embarrassing spider veins, Dr. Bush offers four effective spider veins treatment: Ohmic thermolysis—A small needle is placed directly into the spider vein and heat energy is used to destroy the vein. Sclerotherapy—An injection of sclerosing
[Read More]Genital Warts
Genital warts are caused by the human papilloma virus commonly known as HPV. There are more than 100 different strains of HPV known to exist. While only a small percentage of people with HPV will have genital warts, HPV carriers can still pass on the virus. Some people don’t even know they have it and
[Read More]Do You Have Acne? Visit a Dermatologist Today
There are currently an estimated 7,575 dermatologist clinics in the United States, all of which treat a variety of skin conditions, from psoriasis to varicose vein treatment offices. However, many patients who visit dermatologists are there to obtain products and procedures for two common skin conditions: acne and skin cancer. If you have one of
[Read More]Signs and Symptoms of Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a heredity skin disease that is often a lifelong condition. Psoriasis is a chronic disease that affects the skin and joints. Usually your skin “turns over” every 30 to 60 days, but with psoriasis, it occurs every 9 to 12 days. The skin cells are not shed and it creates a layer of
[Read More]Do You Need a Dermatologist?
There are a number of skin conditions that a person may contract over the course of their lives, from acne, which affects nearly 85% of people at some point during their lifetime, or skin cancer, which will affect an estimated one in five Americans. Fortunately, for the skin conditions that require clinical help, dermatologist specialists
[Read More]How Dermatologists Help Treat the Symptoms of Serious Disease
If you have problem skin, it’s likely that you have considered making an appointment with a skin dermatologist to discuss your treatment options. Currently, there are an estimated 7,575 dermatologist clinics in the United States, comprising an industry that has generated an estimated $11 billion in revenue. The dermatologists that work in these clinics are
[Read More]Itchy, Burning Feet? Could be Athlete’s Foot.
Athlete’s foot. Gross, right? Well, it turns out that it is the most common type of fungal infection. Athlete’s foot is a common fungus. But what does that mean? Let’s check out the technicalities. Athlete’s foot is also known as tinea pedis. It’s similar to ringworm and jock itch. It is contagious, but can be
[Read More]5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Remove Skin Tags At Home
In the United States, approximately 46 percent of people have skin tags, according to the National Institutes of Health. Fortunately, skin tags are not harmful. There are several methods of treatment to consider when preparing for skin tag removal. Water’s Edge Dermatology specializes in skin tag treatment. These are the top five reasons why you
[Read More]Summer Skin Care
Summer is here. This means barbecues, the beach and other outdoor fun. However, rising temperatures, a poor diet and sunscreen can irritate pores and cause oilier skin. Water’s Edge’s team of acne dermatologists answer questions and provide advice on the best summer skin care for acne prevention. Is diet important for clear skin? It is not
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