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Everyone craves clear skin, so when acne gets in the way, it’s not only irritating, but also your self-esteem may be affected. Thankfully, knowing the different types of acne will help you recognize your issues, as well as learning exactly how to handle them. The correct acne treatments will make all the difference in your…

If you have skin cancer, Mohs surgery is an effective treatment option to look into. At the Dermatology & Skin Surgery Centers with locations in Asheboro, Albemarle, Thomasville and Pinehurst/West End, NC, our Board Certified Dermatologist, Todd Williams, M.D., offers this form of treatment to all patients who would benefit from it. That said, we…

Acne breakouts are often frustrating, embarrassing, and can even cause permanent scarring. To avoid these situations, talk to a dermatologist for possible acne treatments as early as possible. If you’re in search of a dermatologist in North Carolina, turn to the Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in West End near Pinehurst, NC. They can help…

Many individuals with acne become so fed up with their skin that at some point, they decide to do everything they can think of to fight their blemishes. While a dedication to proper skin care is helpful for treating acne, many of the skincare habits that people adopt actually do more harm than good. Here’s…

If you have a mole that appears suspicious, your dermatologist may recommend mole removal. Mole removal is often the first step to treating cancerous moles, and it is a simple, outpatient procedure. The compassionate team at the Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center is happy to answer any questions you might have about the procedure. With…

When you look in the mirror in the morning and see acne, you’re shocked and annoyed. You thought you were done with acne after you survived your teenage years. Teenage acne is commonplace and considered a regular part of growing up. But what many people don’t realize is that adult acne is also relatively common.…

According to the National Eczema Association, approximately 31.6 million people suffer from eczema, nearly 10.2% of American adults. Despite eczema’s wide-reaching effects, doctors don’t entirely know the cause behind the condition. Although those who suffer from eczema share similar symptoms, including dry, red, itchy skin, their individual triggers seem to vary widely. As a result,…

Many of the moles on your skin are harmless; however, some can develop into skin cancer over time. According to the experts at  the Dermatology & Skin Surgery Center in Thomasville, North Carolina, there are some ways to help to determine whether the growth is a benign mole or skin cancer. However, it is always…

Your skin is your largest organ. Since it’s always exposed to the elements, it also takes a beating. Over time, your skin’s wear and tear shows itself in wrinkles, rashes, discoloration, and other ailments. To minimize these kinds of damage, you should maintain a skincare regimen. Below, we’ve outlined the top five best practices for…

Melanoma is a very serious form of skin cancer. The American Cancer Society estimates that in 2016, about 76,380 new melanomas will be diagnosed, and over 10,000 people will die from the disease. If caught early enough, however, melanoma can have an excellent cure rate. A qualified dermatologist or healthcare professional at the Dermatology &…