Modern Psoriasis Treatments: From Topicals to Biologics
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.
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 to have a safer, less itchy time outdoors.
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.
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.
Sunscreen Frequently Asked Questions
Skin cancer doesn’t discriminate against age, race, or gender. One of the best preventive measures to avoid skin cancer is to use sunscreen. Learn the answers to FAQ’s about sunscreen and why it is so important.
What is Actinic Keratosis?
Actinic keratosis is caused by chronic UV exposure received from tanning beds or outdoor tanning. Although not cancerous, they have the potential to turn into squamous cell skin cancer. If you have questionable spots on your skin, please contact our office.
What is Seborrheic Dermatitis (Dandruff)?
Seborrheic dermatitis is a very common skin disease in children and adults. It causes red, white-yellow crusted scales on the face or body. Learn tips for treating and managing seborrheic dermatitis from Dilworth Dermatology and Laser.
Skincare: Tips for Cleaning Out Your Cabinet
It is okay to throw things away when you are cleaning out your cabinet. Learn tips to use in choosing what stays or what goes during your next cabinet purge.