Learn what lipomas are, why soft skin lumps form, when to monitor them, and when to see a dermatologist for evaluation.
Lipomas: Soft Lumps Under the Skin
Tag: Skin Cancer Screening
What to Expect During Your First XERF Treatment for Sun Spots and Rough Patches in Fort Lauderdale
Learn what your first XERF visit for sun spots and rough patches may include, from skin evaluation to aftercare in Fort Lauderdale.
Downtime and Redness After PDT: What to Expect in South Florida’s Sun
Learn what redness and downtime after PDT can feel like in South Florida, plus sun-safe recovery tips and when to call your dermatologist.
The #1 Sunscreen Mistake People Make
The biggest sunscreen mistake is not reapplying. Learn calm, practical ways to protect your skin in Fort Lauderdale.
What Does A Full Body Dermatology Exam Consist Of?
Learn what a full body dermatology exam includes, what to expect, how to prepare, and when to book a skin cancer screening.
Photodynamic Therapy (PDT) for Field Treatment of Actinic Keratosis in Ft. Lauderdale
Learn how PDT may help treat actinic keratoses and sun-damaged fields in Fort Lauderdale with dermatologist-guided care.
Identifying Melanoma Under the Nail: Signs for Patients of Color
Learn nail melanoma warning signs in patients of color, what changes to watch for, and when to see a dermatologist in Fort Lauderdale.
XERF vs. Cryotherapy for Sun-Damaged Skin: Which Is More Effective? Solutions in South Florida.
In South Florida, sun exposure is not a once-in-a-while concern. It is part of daily life, especially for year-round residents, seasonal visitors, boaters, golfers, and anyone who spends meaningful time outdoors. Over time, that exposure can contribute to brown spots, rough texture, redness, laxity, fine lines, and sometimes precancerous growths that deserve medical attention. So… Read more »
Is My Mole Changing or Is It Just Aging?
A mole can change for many reasons, and not every change means something serious is happening. Some moles slowly lighten, flatten, or become more raised over time, especially as the skin naturally ages. Still, a mole that is new, noticeably different, or evolving deserves thoughtful attention. The safest answer is this: aging can affect how… Read more »
Seborrheic Keratosis: Waxy, Stuck-On Lesions That Look Like Barnacles on the Skin
Seborrheic keratosis is one of the most common benign skin growths adults notice over time. These spots can look waxy, rough, raised, brown, tan, gray, or almost black, and many people describe them as looking “stuck on” the skin, almost like tiny barnacles. Although seborrheic keratoses are usually harmless, they can be easy to confuse… Read more »
