If you’ve noticed red, scaly patches on your skin, you may be wondering what’s causing them and whether they could spread to others. One of the most common questions dermatologists…
When you’re diagnosed with skin cancer, understanding your treatment options can feel overwhelming. Mohs surgery, also called Mohs micrographic surgery, offers the highest cure rate of any skin cancer treatment…
From redness and irritation to dryness and flare-ups, sensitive skin can make even simple routines feel complicated. The good news? With the right approach, sensitive skin care doesn’t have to…
Winter brings more than just cold temperatures and holiday festivities. For millions of people, the season ushers in uncomfortable skin and hair problems: from cracked, chapped lips to itchy, flaking…
As Sarah Taylor, Madison McBride, Ketsia Kasongo, and Logan Robinson (pictured left from right) prepare to leave their positions as medical assistant interns for Tryon Medical Partners' dermatology department at…
Whether you're battling breakouts in your teens or fighting signs of aging in your 40s, retinoids and retinol (a subtype of retinoids, sold over the counter or online via tryonmedicalskincare.com)…
Summer is just around the corner, which means it's time to stock up on sunscreen. However, with all the conflicting information out there, it can be hard to know what's…
Barbecues, splashing around the pool, laying on the beach - summer days are perfect for soaking up enough rays to last us through winter. But what if you got…
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