Evidence-based articles on skin health, cosmetic treatments, and medical-grade skincare, written for patients and reviewed by our board-certified dermatologists.
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Tiny, very itchy blisters on your palms, fingers or soles? What dyshidrotic eczema looks like, what else it could be, and how a flare is treated.
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Medical Dermatology
What hand eczema looks like, what triggers it, how to protect dry, cracked hands, and how moisturizers and prescription treatment calm a flare.
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Medical Dermatology
On brown or Black skin, psoriasis can look violet, gray or dark brown. How it appears, why it can be missed, and how treatment affects skin color.
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Medical Dermatology
How psoriasis looks on the knuckles and palms, what else thick, cracked hand skin could be, the triggers that matter and how treatment is stepped up.
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Medical Dermatology
Pitting, lifting or thickened nails? How psoriasis shows up in the nails, how to tell it from nail fungus, and how treatment is chosen.
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Medical Dermatology
Scaly patches on your face? Where facial psoriasis appears, what else it could be, and why facial skin gets gentler treatment.
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How scalp psoriasis differs from dandruff, which shampoo ingredients can help, how to treat skin under hair, and when to see a dermatologist.
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Medical Dermatology
What sets careful dermatology and advanced skin care apart in Chicago's South Loop: qualified physicians, thorough evaluation, and honest expectations.
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Are you dealing with an uncomfortable, unsightly cyst that just won't go away on its own? Cysts—those fluid-filled, sometimes painful bumps under your skin—rarely...
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