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Dermatology Blog with Heather Brannon, MD March 2006 Archive

By Heather Brannon, MD, About.com Guide to Dermatology since 2002

More Topical Medications to Treat Acne

Friday March 31, 2006
There are many topical treatments to control acne that don't fit into a specific category. The most popular of these is benzoyl peroxide. Find out more about other topical acne ... Read More

Treating Acne With Topical Retinoids

Tuesday March 28, 2006
Topical retinoids have been a mainstay of treatment for acne for many years. The most well-known retinoid is Retin-A, but now there are newer and less irritating retinoids.

Acne Treatment With Topical Antibiotics

Sunday March 26, 2006
Topical antibiotics are a common and effective type of acne treatment. Find out more about acne treatment with topical antibiotics.

Squamous Cell Carcinoma

Monday March 20, 2006
Squamous Cell Carcinoma is the second most common skin cancer. Find out more about what this potentially malignant skin cancer looks like and what can be done about it.

Basal Cell Carcinoma Treatment

Friday March 17, 2006
Basal cell carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer. Find out more about how basal cell carcinoma is treated.

Basal Cell Carcinoma

Sunday March 12, 2006
Basal Cell Carcinoma is the most common type of skin cancer. Find out more about what this skin cancer looks like and what can be done about it.

Types of Melanoma

Friday March 10, 2006
Melanoma is the eighth most common malignancy in the United States. Learn more about the 4 major types of melanoma that have distinct characteristics and potential for metastasis.

Melanoma

Tuesday March 7, 2006
Melanoma is a cancer in pigment producing cells in the skin. This article covers answers to some basic questions.

Effects of Sun on the Skin

Saturday March 4, 2006
UV radiation from sun exposure causes changes in many vital skin structures. Find out more about visible and invisible sun effects.

What Causes Wrinkles

Wednesday March 1, 2006
Wrinkles are caused by many factors as we age. Find out more about the major causes of wrinkles including normal aging, sun effects, free radical damage, and others.
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