Explore modern psoriasis treatments with Heather Corbin, PA-C—from topical creams and light therapy to biologic medications. Learn how today’s options bring clearer, healthier skin.
Teenage Acne: How Hormones and Diet Can Affect Your Skin
Discover how hormones and diet impact teenage acne. Heather Corbin, PA-C, shares expert tips to help teens manage breakouts and improve skin health.
What Can I Do to Help My Hands Look Younger?
Over the years, many things can happen to your hands that can give away your true age or even make you look older. Learn how to prevent your hands from showing signs of aging to keep your hands looking younger longer.
What To Do If You Touch A Poisonous Plant
If you accidentally touch poison ivy, poison oak, or poison sumac, you can prevent a rash from occurring or at least minimize the effects by acting quickly. Learn more from this article about quick actions you can take to minimize the effects of touching a poisonous plant.
Common Poisonous Plants: Here’s What You Need to Know
Whether you are hitting the trails or doing yard work, the one thing that can put a damper on your outdoor adventures is an itchy rash resulting from coming into contact with a poisonous plant. Learn the why, where, and what about poisonous plants so that you will be able...
Sun Safety Tips, Part Two: Sunscreen Explained
Sunscreen protects our skin from the ultraviolet (UV) rays that are emitted from the sun. But why is the SPF and spectrum important? Learn the “why” behind using sunscreen and why it plays an essential role in preventing skin cancer and signs of aging.
Why Should I Stay Out of the Sun Between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.?
We've heard all of the sun safety tips. But, do you know the 'why' behind some of these tips? Learn as we begin our series on sun safety guidelines. First up, Why are we advised to stay out of the sun between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.?
How to Manage Your Rosacea
Rosacea is a non-contagious skin condition that causes redness in the face. While scientists are still researching this condition, there are many things they have discovered that can help people manage the symptoms of their rosacea.
The Rundown on Rosacea
Learn about rosacea, a common skin disease that many Americans face. Although there isn’t a cure for rosacea, several treatment options are available at Dilworth Dermatology and Laser to help minimize the negative impacts that rosacea can have on a person’s life.
Why Retinoids?
Retinoids, derived from Vitamin A, are the basic foundation for good skin care. Commonly used to treat acne, keratosis pilaris, psoriasis, and hyperpigmentation, they are a genuine workhorse, speeding cell turnover and stimulating collagen.