Have you ever looked in the mirror and wished your lips looked more plump and kissable? There are understandable reasons behind that desire. Full lips

Smile lines can be a positive sign of a life well-lived, but that doesn’t mean you have to keep the wrinkles that bother you. If you’d like

Some 8 million Americans live with the chronic skin condition known as psoriasis. And while the condition can bring bothersome symptoms, from itchy patches to cracked and bleeding

Your skin is your largest organ and one of the first things others may notice about you. And while sun rays hitting your skin can

At first glance, eczema and psoriasis may look nearly identical. Both conditions can lead to chronic skin issues like dryness and rashes, for example, and both may show up or

Your skin is your largest organ and the most vulnerable to cancer. In fact, one in five people in the United States develop it at some point

The holiday season can take a toll on the skin. We are often overwhelmed with the stress of planning and partying. Here are some dermatologist-recommended

1) Don’t take hot showers/ baths. Hot water will strip the skin of its moisture and natural oils. So even if you moisturize after you bathe, it

Your face is often the first thing people notice about you. And if your cheeks are continually blush-red, it’s easy to feel self-conscious.  While some

In the case of the patient pictured, there’s a strong inflammatory component, red bumps or “zits.”. To settle down the inflammation, it’ll be important to

Chances are, you’ll deal with acne at some point in your life. And while it may be easy to associate acne with adolescence or teenage years, some 54% of women

School is in session, and students are waking up bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, thirsty for trigonometry, craving some chemistry, checking out books at the library, and