If your doctor told you that you have a tumor, your initial reaction might be to panic. We mostly hear the word “tumor” in reference to severe, life-threatening medical conditions like cancer, but in reality, not all tumors are harmful. The word “tumor” is actually just a generic term to just denote a growth; it…
DetailsAre you seeing little white bumps in your skin? Are they hard to the touch? You may think it’s a whitehead or pimple, and try to squeeze it out of there but to no avail. Wondering what these bumps are? They’re called milia (milium if there’s just one) and they’re tiny, white, firm papules, which…
DetailsFact: The pregnancy glow is real. But while you have seriously stunning skin to look forward to as a mama-to-be, there’s also a chance you’ll experience some seriously frustrating hormone-related hyperpigmentation. Often referred to as “the mask of pregnancy,” melasma — brown spots that appear on your face, mainly your forehead, cheeks, and upper lip…
DetailsRashes are zero fun. If you have inflamed, itchy red skin for any reason, we feel your pain. Trying to figure out what’s going on? Itchy red skin can occur for dozens of reasons, but if your skin is also powdery, greasy, and covered in yellowish or white crusty scales you likely have yourself seborrheic…
DetailsPsoriasis is a chronic inflammatory disorder that results in plaque formation on the surface of the skin. The exact cause of this disorder is unknown, but it’s likely the result of problems with the body’s autoimmune system. Psoriasis typically affects the skin on the scalp, joints, hands, and lower body, including the knees, elbows, lower…
DetailsTattoos have been commonplace for thousands of years — from Ancient Egypt to the Philippines, native peoples have long been permanently marking their bodies. A recent Harris Poll found that nearly 30% of Americans have gotten themselves inked at least once. But tattoo regret is also real. In 2016, the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic…
DetailsThe fear of developing skin cancer is not unfounded — basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma are relatively common, and while melanoma is rarer, it’s certainly prevalent too. In addition to understanding the way melanoma develops in the body, it’s crucial that you’re regularly checking your skin for signs of abnormal cells and moles. Most people have…
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