Hello. My name is Gwen Sylvania. When I was a kid, my grandma told me all about beauty marks and the importance of watching each one. We discussed the different diseases that can masquerade as these marks and when to seek care. I have always tried to share that advice with everyone around me to help them stay in good health. Through the creation of this site, I hope to spread the word even further. I hope to help everyone understand how to watch their skin for changes and when to go see a dermatologist for care. Thanks for coming by.
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What To Do About Dry, Cracked Skin On Your Hands
When your hands get dry, they can get very painful when they begin to crack. Washing your hands often can also dry …
Protecting your skin from the sun is vitally important. Excessive sun damage can cause a wide range of problems, from premature aging to skin cancer. However, if you have little or no hair on your scalp, you may be neglecting the vulnerable, exposed skin on your head. Actinic keratosis is a common consequence of too much exposure to UV sunlight and can appear almost a