Who else wants to stop hair loss in its tracks and get back to having a fuller, thicker head of hair? Not only is hair an important protective barrier for the scalp, it’s a physical aspect that helps each and every one of us feel...
While it might be a bit worrying, seeing an abundance of hair strands clinging to your brush or spread across your pillowcase in the morning is completely normal. In fact, according to the American Academy of Dermatology, the average person naturally loses anywhere from 50-100 strands...
Hearing that you have cancer can be traumatic, but luckily, there are several highly effective skin cancer treatments available today. Like all types of cancer, the key to a successful skin cancer outcome is early detection and treatment. In fact, with early treatment, the cure...
Did you know that most people lose between 50 and 100 hairs every day? That seems like a lot, but most people don’t notice a change in their hair thickness because usually, new hairs are constantly growing to replace them. However, hair loss and thinning...
One of the biggest myths about skin cancer is that it’s really only caused by getting major sunburns. It’s true that having several blistering sunburns increases your risk for skin cancers like melanoma, but so do the UV rays hitting your arm when you take...
Is there anything better than jumping into the pool or lake on a hot summer day? Not only does swimming cool our bodies down and provide great relaxation, but it’s also a safe exercise option for people with joint discomfort. However, keeping your hair and...
Hello, sweet summer! If you’re like the rest of us, you love getting outside to enjoy the warm weather and sunshine. In honor of the start of summer, we’re going back to basics to talk about sunscreen. Keep reading to learn the difference between physical...
Melanoma is a less common type of skin cancer than basal cell carcinoma (BCC) or squamous cell carcinoma (SCC), but it’s more dangerous. Why? Because it’s more likely to spread to deeper layers of skin and other body systems if you and your dermatologist do...
Brentwood Dermatology is now open for in-person appointments, and we are doing so based on the guidelines from current federal, state, and local governments, including medical boards and other authorities. As we pass the CDC criteria for Phase 1 reopening, we continue to monitor the...
May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, so we’re sharing the Skin Cancer Foundation’s 2020 campaign called The Big See. Skin cancer can happen to anyone, no matter their skin tone or age, and on any part of the body. The good news? Skin cancer is...
