News & Events

We have started a monthly Newsletter here at Low Country Dermatology that will include information about products, services, special events and the deal of the month!  If you want to receive this in your inbox, make sure to message us your…

A European study has found that those who use indoor tanning have a 20% increased risk of developing skin cancer. The study also states that 1 in 20 will develop the most deadly form of skin cancer, melanoma. The risk…

An awareness campaign called "Melanoma May" is bringing Americans to the dermatologist for free skin cancer screenings in Tampa, FL. The highest risk group is teenagers. With proms and graduations approaching, mostly teenage girls want to look good and have…

A recent study reports that indoor tanning may pose a higher risk for melanoma than outdoor sunburns. The study identified 4 UV risk factors that were associated with melanoma. To read more about these risk factors, please visit: http://mailview.bulletinhealthcare.com/mailview.aspx?m=2012032001aad&r=3754513-f525#SResearch

Microwave Technology is now being used to treat hyperhidrosis, a skin condition that is characterized by excessive sweating with no apparent reason for longer than 6 months. Botulinum toxin has been used most recently as an effective treatment option but…

California Governor Edmond G. Brown signed the bill into law on October 9, 2011 that would ban any person under the age of 18 from using tanning beds. This is the first state in the nation to ban the indoor…

Wearing baseball caps and flip-flops can increase your risk of developing skin cancers. Experts say the tips of the ears and the tops of the feet are exposed to the sun , leading to potential skin cancer. To protect yourself from…