When it comes to skin cancer, dark-skinned individuals are not at a lower risk than those with lighter complexions. While people with dark skin do have more melanin and, therefore, greater protection against UV rays, they can still develop melanoma and other forms of skin cancer. In honor of Healthy Skin Month, this post explores easy […]
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Skin health is paramount, especially in an era where countless beauty products flood the market. As you observe Skin Care Awareness Month, it’s the perfect time to discuss some of the harmful ingredients commonly found in skin care products. Of course it’s important to stay vigilant about sun damage. But we also need to be thinking about
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A common myth about skin cancer is that people of color can’t be diagnosed with it. This is untrue, as skin cancer doesn’t discriminate. People of every skin tone can get this type of cancer, even if they’ve never gotten a sunburn. What Are the Signs Of Skin Cancer On Darker Skin Colors? If you
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We understand that visiting a doctor for an annual exam can be time-consuming, but taking care of your health is essential. Just like other routine check-ups, skin exams play a critical role in preventive care, and they are equally important. That’s why Dr. Sherri Peace and the team at Westchester Dermatology encourage you to stay
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