How much more should we protect ourselves from the sun’s harmful UV rays in Spring? ARPANSA developed a daily Ultraviolet Radiation Index to help you.
Read MoreLess than one-in-three Australian men (32%) consider themselves at high risk of skin cancer, despite 82% reporting at least one risk factor.
Read MoreContrary to popular belief, you still need UV protection in certain winter conditions. Sun damage is cumulative, so even a little bit can build up.
Read MoreDr Erin Mullan discusses acne treatment. Things like comedomes (blackheads), nodules, pustules, cysts and papules are all signs of acne.
Read MoreThere are many reasons people opt to see a dermatologist. If you have a condition that is not clearing with an over-the-counter treatment see a derm.
Read MoreYour baby’s skin is guaranteed to break out in some sort of rash at one point or another! The 5 most common skin conditions that could affect your baby..
Read MorePCOS patients often experience active acne, because the ovaries over-produce testosterone and other androgens.
Read MoreStasis dermatitis usually happens when there is a problem with blood flow in the veins causing pressure to develop (usually in the legs).
Read MoreNummular eczema (discoid eczema and nummular dermatitis) is a common type of eczema, it is different than common eczema and can difficult to treat.
Read MoreContact dermatitis occurs when the skin comes in contact with irritating substances or allergens. These irritants cause the skin to become inflamed.
Read MoreNeurodermatitis is an itchy skin disease similar to atopic dermatitis. If you suffer from severe or persistent symptoms consult a specialist dermatologist.
Read MoreDyshidrotic eczema is a skin condition that yields small, itchy blisters on the edges of the fingers, toes, palms, and soles of the feet.
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