Medical Dermatology

What Is Rosacea?

You may have rosacea if you have long-term redness or flushing on your face. The condition can also cause small, puss-filled bumps and enlarged blood vessels. Symptoms can flare up for weeks or months and then go away for some time. Some people may mistake rosacea for dermatitis, acne, or other skin issues. There is no cure […]

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Tired of Those Moles? Consider the Mole Removal Options

Moles are a common skin condition, with the average person having between 10 and 40 moles, according to the Mayo Clinic. While mostly harmless, some moles can be annoying, unattractive, or even the first signs of skin cancer. Are you tired of your moles and considering removal options? At Georgia Dermatology Partners, experienced dermatologists offer mole removal services to

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What To Do About Psoriasis?

Psoriasis, commonly affecting the joints, such as knees and elbows, as well as the trunk and scalp, is a skin disease that results in a rash with scaly patches that itch. There are a variety of psoriasis types that affect other areas of the body as well. To date, psoriasis has no cure and can

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The importance of working with a doctor who has experience with patients with skin of color

Whether you have light brown skin or deep ebony tones, it’s vital that you find a dermatologist in your community who is familiar with treating patients of color. Skin of color is unique in its structure and tendency to develop certain skin conditions, so it’s essential to find a qualified dermatologist with experience treating patients

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How to manage eczema

Patients dealing with problems such as red, dry, itchy skin may be dealing with a specific skin condition known as eczema. Eczema is also known as atopic dermatitis and can begin in infants and young children. Most who deal with eczema in adulthood have been diagnosed with the condition before the age of five, though

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What is psoriasis?

Patients who have been diagnosed with psoriasis may feel incredibly self-conscious about their condition. Psoriasis can develop anywhere on the body, and often forms in areas that might be hard to cover with clothing, such as the scalp, elbows, and knees. With the help of a dermatological professional, many patients can find effective relief and

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What is Mohs micrographic surgery?

Georgia Dermatology Partners offers Mohs micrographic surgery as a treatment option for patients who have been diagnosed with certain types of skin cancer. This surgical procedure is one of the most effective treatment of addressing cancers such as basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinomas, and continues to be one of the most recommended methods

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Understanding melasma

Patients who are dealing with unusual pigmentation issues on the face may be unsure as to what is happening with their skin. In some patients, changes in sun exposure, heat, and hormones can trigger a pigmentation issue known as melasma. Melasma is discoloration that can cause an excessive production of pigmentation in the skin known

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