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Medical Dermatology

Rosacea vs. Acne: How to Know the Difference

Red bumps, breakouts, and facial redness can be frustrating, especially when you are not sure what is causing them. Many people assume they have acne, but another common skin condition, rosacea, can look very similar. While rosacea and acne...read more


Skin Cancer

Meet the New Kid on the Block: Bemotrizinol, the New Sunscreen Ingredient Changing Sun Protection

For the first time in more than 20 years, the United States has a newly approved sunscreen active ingredient: bemotrizinol, also known as BEMT. That may sound like a mouthful, but this is exciting news in dermatology. Sunscreen technology...read more


Medical Dermatology

Why Can’t I Tolerated Red Meat Any More? Tick Bites and Alpha-Gal Syndrome: What You Need to Know

If you spend time outdoors in Cary, Apex, Holly Springs, Garner, or throughout Wake County, you’ve probably encountered ticks. While many people worry about Lyme disease, one of the fastest-growing tick-related conditions in North Carolina is alpha-gal syndrome, an...read more


Medical Dermatology

How to Calm a Pimple Quickly: Dermatologist-Recommended Steps

A blemish always seems to appear at the worst possible time like before a photograph, presentation, date, or special event. Although no treatment can make every pimple disappear instantly, the right approach can reduce redness, swelling, and discomfort while...read more


Medical Dermatology

How to Treat a Tick Bite in Central North Carolina: What Your Dermatologist Actually Recommends

Whether you’re hiking at Raven Rock State Park, working in the yard in Fuquay-Varina, or spending time outdoors in Holly Springs, Lillington, Dunn, Clayton, or the surrounding communities, tick bites are a common part of life in central North...read more


Medical Dermatology

Back-to-School Acne: Stress, Breakouts, and Treatment Options That Work

Back-to-school season can bring a fresh start, but it can also bring new stress, busy schedules, sports, makeup, sunscreen, sweat, and inconsistent skincare routines. For many students, teens, and even parents, this time of year can trigger acne flare-ups...read more