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How Do I Shrink My Large Pores?

Ever seen someone with remarkably flawless skin? It’s almost as if their face is made of porcelain rather than the normal porous skin that covers the rest of us. Usually, either these people are pros at applying make-up , or they just have smaller pores. Once you know how to make your pores smaller, a smooth, flawless face isn’t as unattainable as you think. So we all have pores, but why? And why do some pores show up so noticeably? Pores are the w...

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Freezing Spots At Home Vs. At The Dermatologist: What’s The Difference?

Some of us like to try DIY solutions. If we can do it ourselves, why would we pay someone else to do it, right? If you have a spot, like a wart or a mole, that needs to be removed, you may have considered freezing it at home rather than asking your dermatologist about it. Maybe you think an over-the-counter option is good enough, or you assume the dermatologist is too expensive. Either way, before you rush to the nearest drugstore to buy a freeze spray...

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What Is Seborrheic Keratosis And Can It Be Removed?

Anytime we notice a new growth pop up on our skin, we likely have two reactions: First, is this cancer? Second, this looks bad — can I get rid of it? If your skin growth turns out to be seborrheic keratosis, the answers are easy. No, it’s not cancer and, yes, it’s easy to remove. @media (min-width: 300px) { [data-css="tve-u-15e00e43ee1"] { max-width: 68.3%; ...

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How Much Does Mole Removal Cost?

People consider mole removal for a variety of reasons. Maybe their mole hurts or they’re afraid it’s something more serious. Maybe they feel like people stare at it or it’s just in a weird or uncomfortable place. Any type of mole in any place can grow into a concern. But all moles can be removed. And, depending on the size, place, and reason for removal, it may cost less than you think. When Should You Have A Mole Removed? Medically, t...

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How to Tell the Difference Between Skin Tags, Moles, & Warts

difference between skin tags, moles, and warts Let’s face it: moles, skin tags, and warts are irritating. Plus, they can be confusing. Most people just don’t know the difference between them. The good news: none of them cause a risk to your health. But they’re annoying, and it makes your life more comfortable to get rid of them before they become a problem. So, if you want to know what you’re dealing with before you schedule a spot removal, here’s how to tell the difference between a mole...

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Got an itch you shouldn’t scratch? Find out what’s going on with patch testing.

patch-testing After a severe rash began appearing on her arms, face, and torso, Jenn* was diagnosed with exposure to poison ivy and poison oak. Despite claiming she had none of these plants around her home, the 46-year-old woman had recurring episodes of dermatitis. Another woman, Lori,* was suffering from a rash around her mouth and could not figure out why she contracted it. Thinking it might be her skin care products, she spent several hundred dollars trying ne...

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