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Dermatology Blog with Heather Brannon, MD June 2006 Archive

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

Skin Anatomy

Friday June 30, 2006
The skin is made up of three layers - the dermis, epidermis, and subcutaneous tissue. Find out more about skin anatomy here.

UVA Absorbers

Thursday June 22, 2006
These ingredients are used in sunscreens to absorb UVA radiation which is not measured by SPF.

UVB Absorbers

Tuesday June 20, 2006
These ingredients are used in sunscreens to absorb UVB radiation which is measured by SPF.

Treating Acne With Antibiotics

Sunday June 18, 2006
Antibiotics are frequently used for acne control. This article gives a profile of some of the most commonly prescribed antibiotics to control acne.

The Science of Botox

Sunday June 18, 2006
Botox® was the number one non-surgical cosmetic procedure performed in 2004. Even though Botox® injections are so popular, there are still misconceptions about how Botox® works. Find out more here.

Medications for Dermatitis

Monday June 12, 2006
Medications that can improve the symptoms of eczema and dermatitis.

Rosacea

Saturday June 10, 2006
Rosacea is a chronic skin disorder that starts around age 30 and causes a red face and acne. Find out more about rosacea and rosacea treatments.

Genital Herpes Treatments

Sunday June 4, 2006
More about the medications used to reduce the symptoms of genital herpes and reduce the occurance of genital herpes.
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