Question: When should I see a dermatologist? Is that someone I should visit regularly and start seeing at a certain age? Or should I only visit one if I have a concern? Answer from Nebraska Medicine dermatologist Georgeanne Cornell, DO.
Noticing a sudden or recurring rash on your child’s skin can be challenging. Rashes can appear for many reasons, from exposure to an irritant like poison ivy to a mysterious rash that comes and goes.
When Douglas Smith learned he had melanoma, he knew it was serious. “I was scared about the next steps,” Douglas says. “But from the first appointment to the last, it was really terrific.”
In this article, Nebraska Medicine dermatologist Georgeanne Cornell, DO explains how cold weather affects your skin, and what you can do to protect it.
Virtual dermatology care offers a convenient way to see an Advanced Practice Provider (APP) from the comfort of home. They’re especially helpful for patients who need regular follow-ups for conditions like acne.
Whether you’re packing the pool bag or heading to the playground, keeping children safe from the sun can feel like a guessing game. Children’s Nebraska pediatric dermatologist Nicole Harter, MD explains.
Now available at Dreams MedSpa, Hydrafacial® Keravive deeply cleanses, nourishes and revitalizes the scalp to help hair look and feel healthier and fuller.
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