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A couple of years ago, I noticed a bump growing on my face. At first, I didn’t worry about this development. I assumed the bump would eventually go away on its own. Unfortunately, the lump on my face continued to grow. Because it was close to my right eye, I decided to make an appointment with a local dermatologist. This kind, experienced physician informed me that the bump on my face was actually a harmless cyst. With a small tool, she expertly removed the cyst from my face. The procedure was relatively painless. On this blog, I hope you will discover some pain free solutions dermatologists use to improve people’s facial appearances. Enjoy!

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4 Things You Should Know About Laser Hair Removal

7 January 2016
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Laser hair removal is one of the most effective ways you can semi permanently rid yourself of unsightly hairs that are both invasive and aesthetically unpleasing. However, like any process, you shouldn't go into it blind. Rather, inform yourself of what laser hair removal entails. Luckily, you have this handy guide at your fingertips. Over the course of this brief article, you will learn about 4 things you should know about laser hair removal. Read More …

4 Things You Need to Know About Lichen Sclerosus

7 January 2016
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Lichen sclerosus is an inflammatory skin disorder. This condition is chronic and is characterized by periods of relapses and recurrences, which can be very distressing for sufferers. Here are four things you need to know about lichen sclerosus. What are the signs of lichen sclerosus? Lichen sclerosus is characterized by flat, white papules (pimple-like lumps) and white plaques (raised lesions with flat tops) on the skin. Generally, these papules and plaques are asymptomatic, but they can be itchy in some cases. Read More …

Tired Of Hiding Your Adult Acne And Scars? See A Dermatologist About Acne Surgery

6 January 2016
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Teens and adolescents aren't the only people to suffer from acne. If you're an adult who has acne scars and blemishes on your face, consult with a dermatologist about acne surgery. Popping, scrubbing and squeezing pimples and blackheads on your face can leave behind deep scars that mar your appearance. The scars can also open up and obtain new bacteria that infect your skin. A dermatologist can surgically remove your scars and treat your blemishes without leaving your skin vulnerable to germs. Read More …