Dermatology Highlights

Basal cell carcinoma is the most common form of skin cancer. So what does it look like?

Learn about adult acne, what causes it and how adult female acne can be treated.

Constant itchy, dry and inflamed skin can have many triggers including a change in season and highly perfumed soaps and moisturizers. Some tips to keep the itching under control.

It's Cutera's Pearl Fractional Laser with proprietary technology, a total solution for treating uneven texture, pore size and significant sun damage, all in one treatment.

Everyone gets acne on occasion. But did you know that the way you wash your face can prevent pimples?

Healthy looking skin is among the most frustrating beauty problem areas. You either break out or dry up and it takes a lot of effort to find a happy medium. As long as you keep one important key in mind though, you can breeze through the beauty aisle with

Dr. Ordon removes a mole from 49-year-old Mary's face. Though the mole is not cancerous, Mary feels very self-conscious about it and has opted for the procedure. Dr. Ordon bevels the mole, excises it down to the muscle and cauterizes it to close off the blood vessels. He sutures the site with clear dissolvable stitches and uses Dermabond, a tissue sealant that naturally falls off when the wound heals.

It's not the most well-known of the skin cancer's, but it can be deadly. Here's how to identify squamous cell carcinoma.

Melanoma is the most deadly form of skin cancer but when treated early, it has one of the highest cure rates of all cancers. Recognizing the symptoms and regular check-ups are the best ways to detect melanoma early.

Michelle was born with port-wine-stain birthmarks all over her body and was taunted mercilessly because of it. Master esthetician Christine Heathman uses specialty makeup to help camouflage Michelle's birthmarks. Watch her amazing transformation.

Ever wish you had a tour guide to navigate those drugstore shelves? Now you do!

Learn about colasma or the pregnancy mask

Even Brad Pitt has acne scars, but if you're not keen on yours, there are cosmetic options!

After a full night’s sleep, do you still look like you pulled an all-nighter? The dark circles can be caused by excess pigment in the skin, so they are often treated with a skin-lightening cream called hydroquinone. Plastic surgeon Dr. Ordon lists other surefire methods to get rid of those dark circles for good!

Joe Graedon dispenses helpful advice on dealing with fungus and how to treat it.