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If you think your back has more breakouts in the summer, you’re not imagining it. “Bacne” (back acne) often flares up during warmer months, and a few common summer habits may be to blame. Why Bacne Gets Worse in the Heat Acne breakouts on your back tend to worsen in warmer weather. Here’s why: The

Shingles is more common (and more uncomfortable) than many people realize. Caused by the same virus that leads to chickenpox, shingles can result in a painful, blistering rash and a whole slew of other symptoms, sometimes even with lasting neurological problems and vision loss. Because of this, dermatologists strongly recommend vaccination for many adults.  Do

Gel manicures are a beauty favorite because they’re glossy, long-lasting, and dry quickly. But when it comes to skin and nail health, there’s more to consider than just the finished look. Our dermatologists weigh in on two main aspects of gel manicures—UV/LED curing lamps and the chemicals in the gel polish itself—to help you make

Razor bumps—medically known as pseudofolliculitis barbae (PFB)—are a common and frustrating problem, especially for men who shave regularly. If you’re dealing with painful bumps, ingrown hairs, or dark marks along the beard or neck, you’re not alone. At Medovate Dermatology, we frequently help patients manage razor bumps effectively and prevent long-term skin changes. Why Razor

As a woman, noticing thinning hair or increased shedding can be alarming, especially when you’re not sure what’s causing it. Two of the most common reasons women experience hair loss are female pattern hair loss and telogen effluvium. While these conditions may cause similar hair loss symptoms, they are not the same and require different

If you’ve noticed small, smooth, flesh-colored bumps on your child’s skin—especially on the arms, torso, or legs—they may have molluscum contagiosum. This common viral skin infection is harmless, but it can be frustrating for parents because it often lasts for months and can spread easily through touch, towels, or shared toys. At Medovate Dermatology, we