Dermatology Highlights

Find out about the causes of warts and how to remove warts from your body.

Summer’s the perfect time to catch some rays, but if you’ve gotten a bit more tan than you would have hoped, here are some solutions to keeping that sunburn at bay. Watch our video for the dos and don’ts to treating the redness. Next time, don’t forget your SPF!

We all get blisters. They're really annoying. But do you pick yours? Pop them? Do you even know how to treat blisters? It's actually quite easily to properly heal a blister, and in this episode of DermTV, Dr. Schultz will show you how.

Vitiligo is a relatively common chronic disorder that causes depigmentation in patches of skin. Find out whether or not this disorder is contagious in this video.

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.

With today's technology even dark- skinned people can benefit from laser hair removal

Plastic surgeon Dr. Drew Ordon explains what causes acne and what to do when you have a breakout.

Lisa has melasma, an embarrassing skin problem also known as "the mask of pregnancy." Model, TV personality and mother of four Brooke Burke also lives with this problem, and in an act of solidarity, Brooke removes her makeup to expose her melasma and offers Lisa a chance to treat their problem together!

A common result of the skin under the breast rubbing up against the skin of the chest is rashes and irritations. In this episode, Dr. Schultz goes into more detail on the topic including treatment for under breast rashes and under breast infections.

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.

Waxing is one of the most common and affordable ways to remove hairs, but it often leads to ingrowns. Dr. Schultz will explain why ingrown hairs occur and some possible ingrown hair treatment.

It was once claimed that facial exercises (in other words, making funny faces in repetition) would do wonders for toning and shaping your facial skin. However, this isn't the case. Dr. Schultz will explain why it's quite the opposite.

What is Herpes? And what's the difference between Herpes 1 and Herpes 2? Dr. Schultz makes sense of it all.

In the last couple of years, there's been a bed bug epidemic in New York City. But not as talked about is the frequency of encountering bed bugs while traveling. In this episode, Dr. Schultz explains how to identify bed bug bites and what to do about them.

A brand-new laser treatment called Nailase zaps away foot fungus for good! Dr. Radovic performs the procedure on his patient, Rita.