8 Surprising Places People Forget to Apply Sunscreen
We all know the importance of applying sunscreen to our face, shoulders, and back when heading outdoors. But did you know that many common skin cancer spots develop in areas that most people routinely miss when applying sun protection? Even the most diligent sunscreen users often overlook certain body parts, leaving them vulnerable to harmful…
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Critical Signs of Skin Cancer You Shouldn’t Ignore
Skin cancer remains one of the most common forms of cancer in the United States, affecting millions of Americans each year. Early detection is crucial for successful treatment, making it essential to recognize the warning signs that might indicate a potentially dangerous skin condition. Understanding what to look for could literally save your life or…
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5 Reasons It’s Important to See Your Dermatologist for Regular Skin Checks
When was the last time you had your skin thoroughly examined by a professional? For many people, the answer might be “never” or “not recently enough.” Regular skin checks are an essential part of maintaining your overall health, yet they’re often overlooked in our busy lives. Your skin is your body’s largest organ and deserves…
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What Does Skin Cancer Look Like Under a Microscope?
While most people are familiar with the visual signs of skin cancer, the microscopic world reveals a fascinating and crucial aspect of diagnosing this disease. Understanding skin cancer at the microscopic level empowers dermatologists like those at Moy-Fincher-Chipps to make informed decisions about your care. Keep reading to learn more about skin cancer and what…
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11 Signs It’s Time to Get Your Moles Checked Out by Your Dermatologist
Do you have moles? They are extremely common, so having them is not unusual. Although most moles are harmless, some may become cancerous. For this reason, it’s crucial to keep an eye out for any changes. If you notice a new mole or one that has started to change, you need to see your dermatologist…
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3 Warning Signs of Melanoma Dermatologists Wish You Knew and Didn’t Ignore
Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the U.S. One in every five Americans will get skin cancer in their lifetime. While melanoma is the least common type of skin cancer, it’s the most dangerous. If caught and treated early, melanoma is almost always curable. Keep reading to learn more about melanoma and the…
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The Importance of Skin Cancer Awareness Month: What You Need to Know
Did you know that skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the U.S.? It’s estimated that nearly 9,500 people in the United States are diagnosed with skin cancer daily. May is National Skin Cancer Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to know more about skin cancer. Keep reading to learn more…
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8 Ways to Get Sun Protection – Besides Wearing Sunscreen
All Articles,In The Media,Skin Cancer
Dr. Ronald Moy was recently featured in Shape Magazines’ article, ‘8 Ways to Get Sun Protection – Besides Wearing Sunscreen’. Here is an excerpt from the article, “Sun protection starts with sunscreen (every. single. day). Then a big hat. Extra points for UPF clothing. But what else can you do to safeguard your skin? Apparently,…
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How to Relieve an Itchy Sunburn Fast, According to Dermatologists
All Articles,In The Media,Skin Cancer
Prevention – June 2019 Dr. Lisa Chipps provides her expert opinion in this recent article. Here’s an excerpt, “The only thing worse than an incredibly painful sunburn? An incredibly painful, itchy sunburn. You can get itchy for all sorts of reasons, but it’s often just your body’s way of telling you that your skin or…
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Bacteria: Not all bad
All Articles,Eczema,News,Skin Cancer
The word bacteria never conjures a warm fuzzy feeling. Indeed, bacteria is responsible for soured milk, strep throat and even deadly internal infections. But, when it comes to our skin, research has shown that bacteria plays an increasingly important role in protection. Normally, there are millions of micro-organisms growing on the skin, and just the…
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