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Skin Care

Let the Web familiarize you with the special needs of your skin, and teach you good skin care habits to help you look and feel your best. If you have a specific skin condition you need to treat, are looking for skincare products to purchase, or want to develop a regular skin care routine, this guide can help.

Skin Type

Skin types are often separated into three basic categories: oily, dry, and combination. Your skin ... read more »

Ethnic Skin

Some skin conditions are unique to ethnic skin. The Web sites below detail what these conditions ... read more »

Skin Care Routines

In order to keep skin healthy, it’s a good idea to develop a regular routine for cleansing ... read more »

Skin Conditions

If you are experiencing skin irritation, but are not sure if your situation is serious enough to ... read more »

Treatments for Skin Conditions

Skin care treatments can be purely cosmetic, or for medical purposes. You may have heard of options ... read more »

Dermatologists

Although many skin care treatments can be done without visiting a dermatologists’ office, there are a number of reasons why visiting a trained medical professional can be essential. Use the sites in this section to determine whether or not you need to visit a dermatologist, and to locate one near you.

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  • One good way to find a dermatologist is through your insurance provider. Check to see which skin doctors accept your insurance plan before scheduling an appointment.
  • If you have any suspicious moles or lesions, or experience a persistent skin condition that you have not been able to treat yourself, don’t hesitate to call a dermatologist.

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For tips and advice in choosing a dermatologist ...
The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery

offers tips and questions you should ask before selecting a doctor or having a procedure. Topics to consider include cost, recovery time, the doctor's credentials and risks.

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The National Skin Care Institute
will help you determine whether or not you need to seek advice from a dermatologist and can help you find one if you decide to make an appointment. Visit the “Going to a Dermatologist” link for advice on what to expect during a typical visit.
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To find a dermatologist or surgeon ...
The American Society for Dermatologic Surgery has a page that allows you to search for a dermasurgeon by zip code, country, and procedures.
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American Academy of Dermatology (AAD)
is a trusted source for dermatology information. Use the “Find a Dermatologist” link on the top left side of the page to find a dermatologist near you. Because having a skin condition can be a very emotional event, the AAD has also included information about Camp Discovery, a weeklong event the AAD designed specifically for kids with serious skin problems.
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Skin Care Products

Not only can you buy skin care products online, but most sites that deal in skin care products also ... read more »

Tanning

Tans are frequently associated with vitality and health. This section helps you find out how to get ... read more »

Skin Damage

These sites go beyond the basics of recommending sunscreen. Learn how to identify skin damage and ... read more »

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