Skin - Health Digest

Beth Bradford

A Dermatologist's Best Recommendations For Taking Care Of Dry Skin

Dry skin can be a serious issue, especially in winter. Discover one dermatologist's recommendations to soothe skin in an exclusive interview with Health Digest.

Erin Marie

An Immunologist Explains The Link Between Eczema And Depression

While many factors may impact depression, Dr. Jacqueline Eghrari-Sabet, allergist/immunologist, tells Health Digest that eczema may be one of them.

Erin Marie

Why Winter Is A Great Time To Get Your Annual Skin Exam, According To A Dermatologist

You may think summer is the better time to get a skin exam considering the level of sun exposure. But a dermatologist makes a case for winter exams.

healthyNick

A Dermatologist Shares 3 Lifestyle Modifications That Can Help Prevent Skin Cancer

In an exclusive interview with Health Digest, author and dermatologist, Dr. David J. Leffell shares three things you can do to prevent skin cancer.

Erin Marie

Dermatologist Shares Health-Promoting Skincare Tips To Start In Your Twenties

Health Digest spoke with a dermatologist who explained why it's important to start a healthy skincare routine as early as your 20s.

Donna Pudelwitts

Popular Skincare Hacks That Could Pose Health Risks

Many of us seek to solve our skin problems through various hacks, but do these methods even work, and can they even cause damage? Read on to learn more.

Brynna Standen

What Is Intimate Bleaching And Why You Should Avoid It

Intimate bleaching is one of several procedures that falls under the umbrella of "vaginal rejuvenation." Here's why you shouldn't do it.

Joanna Marie

What It Means When Your Fingers Itch

When your fingers are itchy, it can feel uncomfortable and difficult to ignore. Nonetheless, there are several possible explanations for this.

Brynna Standen

What Are Keratin Plugs And What Can You Do To Treat Them?

Our skin can develop a variety of bumps and issues -- among these are keratin plugs. Here's what they are and how to prevent and treat them.

Joanna Marie

Can Moles Come Back After Being Removed?

Moles might be removed for medical or cosmetic reasons, but is it possible for the mole to come back? Here's what you need to know.

Erin Marie

Can Skin Tags Come Back After Treatment?

If you've removed a pesky skin tag, is there a chance it might grow back? Here's what you need to know.

Erin Marie

Can Warts Come Back After Treatment?

There are a number of treatment options for warts. However, some may be concerned if there's a chance they can come back, even after treatment.

Robin Rothstein

What Is The Best Way To Wash Your Hands And Prevent Germs When You Have Eczema?

For those with eczema, hand washing can protect against infection but also lead symptoms to flare -- but some tips can improve your hand washing routine.

Joanna Marie

Should You Be Concerned About Joints That Are Hot To The Touch?

Joint pain is fairly common and can occur due to an underlying health condition or an injury. But what about joints that are hot to the touch?

Robert Iafelice

What Is Purpura? Causes, Symptoms, And Treatment

Purpura is a rash in which small spots of blood appear on the skin. Here's what you need to know about purpura, including its causes, symptoms, and treatment.

Erin Marie

Pimple Patches Are A Popular Way To Treat Acne. But Do They Work?

Pimple patches are hailed as a solution to treat acne breakouts, but are they actually effective? Read on to find out.

Jeremy Brown

What Pregnant Women Need To Consider When Dealing With Chronic Skin Disorders

During pregnancy, women can go through several skin changes. In fact, there are factors to consider when dealing with chronic skin disorders while pregnant.

Joanna Marie

Manage Your Eczema The Right Way During Warmer Trigger Months

Summertime can be challenging for those with eczema, but knowing summer triggers and how to cope with them can help. Read on to learn more.

Erin Marie

What You Should Do If You Find A Blue Nevus Mole On Your Body

If you notice you have a mole with a blue or grayish tint, it's likely a blue nevus mole. Here's what you should do if you find one.

Ruth Clark

Does A Butterfly Rash Always Mean You Have Lupus?

A butterfly rash is a symptom of lupus, but does the presence of a butterfly rash always mean that you have lupus? Or could it be caused by other things?

Jeremy Brown

The Hidden Health Hazards Of Sharing A Towel With Someone Else

It might seem like a contradiction, but sharing your "clean" bath towel with other people could be hazardous to your health. Here's how to keep safe.

Joanna Marie

Is It Safe To Take Accutane When You Have Eczema?

If you have acne alongside your eczema, you may consider taking Accutane. However, many wonder if it's actually safe to take when you have eczema.

Erin Marie

What Happens To Your Body When You Go Skinny Dipping

As it turns out, skinny dipping has a number of physical and mental health benefits. This is what happens to your body when you swim nude.

Erin Demmer

What Is Tinea Manuum And Who Is Most At Risk?

There's no doubt that tinea manuum has an interesting name, but what is tinea manuum exactly and who is at risk of developing this condition?

AnnaMarie Houlis

When You Stop Wearing Makeup, This Is What Happens To You

If you are considering going makeup-free and au natural instead, well, you may be onto something. This is what you can expect once you stop wearing cosmetics.

Lisabeth Fauble

How To Moisturize Your Lips Without Using ChapStick

If your lips are so chapped they need constant attention, your lip balm might be making them worse. Here's how to moisturize lips without using ChapStick.

Joanna Marie

Athlete's Foot Vs. Toenail Fungus: What's The Difference?

Athlete's foot and toenail fungus are two common fungal infections. While they share some similarities, there are also some key differences between the two.