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Being diagnosed with skin cancer by a dermatologist can be a very worrisome experience. However, the sooner you receive your diagnosis, the sooner you can undergo skin cancer treatment, which greatly increases your chance of a successful recovery. The team at Asheboro Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in North Carolina knows that early diagnosis is…

A skin rash basically refers to an inflammation of the skin and is generally characterized by redness, welts, or raised bumps. Rashes on the skin may itch or burn and occasionally blister. Some common causes of a skin rash include exposure to poisonous plants, sun allergies, insect bites, and shingles. Here are a few common…

Vitiligo is a type of condition causing the skin to lose its natural color, resulting in white patches. These patches appear anywhere on the body, and the extent and rate of color loss are unpredictable. Here, the dermatologists at the Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in Seven Lakes, North Carolina explain the causes, symptoms, and…

Despite the name, athlete’s foot is one dermatological condition that doesn’t just affect athletic individuals. In fact, research estimates the fungal infection impacts up to one in four people at any given time. Given this high prevalence, Asheboro Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in North Carolina encourages patients of all backgrounds to learn how to…

Conditions like psoriasis are more than skin deep. When you have psoriasis, your body’s skin cells experience a sped-up life cycle. Your body pushes cells to grow more quickly on the surface of the skin, which can result in itchy, painful patches. Psoriasis is a chronic condition that affects each person differently. Some people have…

Most people assume washing their face is a straight-forward process. However, according to the experienced dermatologists at Albemarle Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center with locations at Albemarle, Thomasville, West End (near Pinehurst) and Asheboro in North Carolina, there are actually right and wrong ways to accomplish this daily task. Understanding the proper techniques and habits…

Skin cancer is one of the most prevalent forms of the disease, but it is overlooked by many people. It’s extremely important to understand how to identify this illness, as well as the risks it poses, which is why the staff at Asheboro Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in Asheboro, Thomasville, Albemarle and West End…

Acne doesn’t just affect your face and it’s not a problem that is limited to teenagers. Many adults experience pimples on their back. Whether it’s a few blemishes or a full-blown breakout, the experiences can be uncomfortable and frustrating. Luckily, there are some steps you can take to treat it. Here, the doctors at the…

Dermatofibroma – also known as benign fibrous histiocytoma – is a slow-growing, benign skin nodule that usually develops on the lower legs. Dermatofibromas occur in adults of all ages but are more common in women than men. However, the growths are rare in children. Because these noncancerous growths do not go away on their own, you may…

To optimize their performance, athletes routinely spend hours each day training and pushing their bodies to the limit. Surprisingly, the body part is most susceptible to the adverse effects of exercise is the skin. The dermatologists and providers at Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in West End, Asheboro, Albemarle and Thomasville areas of NC note…