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  • The Benefits Of Seeing A Dermatologist

    updated: Apr. 21, 2022

    When should you turn to a dermatologist? Minor skin, hair or nail issues may be treated by your general physician; however, they won’t have the same expertise and knowledge as a Read more
  • Skin Cancer Prevention And Early Detection

    updated: Apr. 08, 2022

    Protect your skin against cancer and spot early warning signs. Skin cancer remains one of the most prevalent cancers in the US; however, one of the biggest causes of skin cancer Read more
  • Treating Your Birthmarks

    updated: Mar. 28, 2022

    Do you have a birthmark? Chances are pretty good you do. After all, most people do. Birthmarks come in all shapes, colors, and sizes, and can develop anywhere on the Read more
  • Do I Have an Irregular Mole?

    updated: Mar. 10, 2022

    Educating the public on skin cancer is incredibly important. After all, you’re the one that looks at your skin every day, so you should know how to spot early warning Read more
  • Finding Treatment for Facial Scarring

    updated: Feb. 25, 2022

    Do you have scarring on your face? Does it make you feel self-conscious? Are you looking for ways to reduce the appearance of these scars? Whether your scars are due Read more
  • What Are Spider Veins?

    updated: Feb. 04, 2022

    Most of us, at some point during our lifetime, will develop spider veins—those tiny, purple, web-like veins caused by twisted blood vessels. While they aren’t serious they can be uncomfortable Read more
  • How To Treat Dry Skin

    updated: Jan. 24, 2022

    For most of the US, winter is here! Temperatures are dropping and snow is already falling. If you live in a wintry region of the country you may be finding Read more
  • Signs And Symptoms Of Skin Cancer

    updated: Jan. 11, 2022

    How your dermatologists in Honolulu, HI, can help if you have skin cancer Do you take a good look at your skin on a regular basis? Most people don’t but doing Read more
  • Treating Your Vitiligo

    updated: Jan. 10, 2022

    According to the National Vitiligo Foundation, around 70 million people around the world have vitiligo, an autoimmune disorder that causes white patches of skin. This condition is not contagious and Read more
  • The Importance Of Skin Checks

    updated: Jan. 05, 2022

    A simple, painless skin cancer screening could just save your life. Anyone who lives in Honolulu will tell you how much they love the warm, sunny weather. It really is Read more
  • How To Treat Your Blisters

    updated: Dec. 22, 2021

    Most people experience blisters on their feet, often due to friction or pressure from tight or poorly fitted shoes; however, blisters can develop just about anywhere on the body. If Read more
  • What Is a Carbuncle?

    updated: Dec. 09, 2021

    A boil is an infection of the hair follicle that develops under the skin. When multiple boils develop this is known as a carbuncle. In a carbuncle, this cluster of Read more
  • Importance Of Checking Moles Now

    updated: Dec. 08, 2021

    Know how to spot skin cancer! When was the last time you gave your body a thorough self-exam to check your moles? If you’ve never done this before it’s important that Read more
  • What Is Actinic Keratosis?

    updated: Dec. 01, 2021

    If you’ve ever spent time basking in the sun or even in a tanning bed, then you’ve exposed your skin to UV rays, which can be incredibly damaging to the Read more
  • FAQs About Seborrheic Dermatitis

    updated: Nov. 10, 2021

    Seborrheic dermatitis is one of the most common skin conditions that dermatologists diagnose and treat here in the US. If you notice any weird skin rashes or lesions on the Read more
  • Finding The Right Treatment For Shingles

    updated: Oct. 28, 2021

    Many of us who have had chickenpox as children may be aware that the virus that causes it can become active again in adulthood as Shingles. According to the Centers Read more

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