Dermatology Highlights

Many people who get filler treatments ask how long they can get them for? One time? Many? Many years? In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz explains how long you can get filler treatments for.

Nobody likes dealing with acne, especially when you're an adult. (Weren't our prime years of breaking out supposed to end in high school?) But the truth is, acne can occur at any age for a whole slew of reasons, even if you never broke out as a teenager. Luckily, this common complexion issue can be treated over time. Celebrity dermatologist Dr. Susan Evans explains the hows and whys of adult acne - along with over-the-counter and prescription solutions for this problem.

For the past 10 years, Carrie, 36, has been suffering with painful psoriasis on her face, hairline, back and legs. Dermatologist Dr. Glynis Ablon performs LED phototherapy to treat Carrie's skin.

Low temperature, low humidity and harsh winds can wreak havoc on our skin. What to do?

Dermatologist Dr. Rebecca Fitzgerald explains how your bedtime habits can affect your skin.

For many of us, winter represents the start of the dry, irritated, itchy skin season. Learn about tips to keep your skin soft in this video.

In this edition of Med Tent with Dr. Jordan Metzl, get a few tips to care and protect your skin while competing and exercising.

Dr. Schultz has aired many episodes in a series called, Skincare by the Decades. Today's episode is the long overdue episode for teenagers. Dr. Schultz will discuss essential skincare for teenagers.

Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon explain keloids as scar tissue gone wild. Tracey suffers from a severe keloid on his ear.

Dr. Nannete B. Silverberg explains how to prevent and acne outbreaks in adulthood.

Have you ever heard of a Cherry Hemangioma? Hint: It's another name for a Campbell De Morgan Spot. Still confused? In this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz explains what Cherry Hemangiomas are.

Do you know what to do if you're burned by direct heat, like from a stove top or a fire? Here's vital information from dermatologist and author Dr. Doris Day, who explains how to treat minor burns at home, and how to tell whether you need to get professional help.

Commonly, people mistake flaky skin around the nose as a symptom of dry skin when it can in fact be something very different. Dr. Schultz will discuss dry skin versus dandruff and some ways to treat both.

In this video, the Trustees, experts and volunteer physicians of the Hair Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing unbiased information on hair, address the concerns of men, women and children who are looking for answers and solutions on hair loss and hair care. Thinning hair? Increasing bald spots? Suffering from hair loss and low self-esteem? Eyelashes thinning and loss? Damaged hair from over processing and styling? Living with a child who is experiencing hair loss? Fighti