Eczema is a common, yet sometimes difficult, skin condition to treat. No single treatment will work for everyone and several complications can occur when left untreated. The experts at Florida Westcoast Skin and Cancer Center are highly trained in various treatments for this condition and look forward to helping you manage your symptoms and return […]
Even though many of us are aware of the toll the sun can take on our skin, most of us are not proactively protecting the skin from sun damage. Sun damage is more than just the development of skin cancer. It can also contribute to faster signs of aging, such as increased skin laxity and
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Psoriasis is an autoimmune disorder that is resistant to treatment and often shows frequent relapse. Prompt and proper treatment from an experienced dermatology provider can mean the difference between relief and prolonged suffering. The experts at Florida Westcoast Skin and Cancer Center are highly trained in various treatments for this condition and look forward to
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Patients who have been diagnosed with rosacea are all too familiar with the red, flushing appearance of their facial skin that can come along with small pimples and bumps. This condition is extremely common and impacts patients of all ages. It is a condition that can cause patients to feel incredibly self-conscious about the way
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The skin is the largest organ on the human body, and the most susceptible to the environment. This includes the sun, which can damage the skin over time and contribute to one’s risk of developing skin cancer. Dr. Michael Scannon and his team at Florida Westcoast Skin and Cancer Center are here to help patients
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Hyperhidrosis. If you deal daily with excessive sweating, you are likely dealing with hyperhidrosis. While the name of this condition sounds daunting, it’s the daily problems patients with this condition deal with. Staining of expensive fabrics and clothing, and embarrassment of significant underarm wetness are just a few of the issues patients with severe hyperhidrosis
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When we are born, our skin may not be perfect. In fact, many individuals are born with marks or growths on the skin, which may be moles, birthmarks, or even freckles. Pigmentation and skin growths are common and typically aren’t problematic for patients. But what do you know about moles? Are birthmarks a concern? How
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Your first visit to a dermatologist is the first step in achieving and maintaining healthy skin for life. You may also work with a dermatologist to address issues of the hair and nails, such as thinning hair or nail fungus. A dermatologist is a medical professional who has a focused goal of helping patients who
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At Florida Westcoast Skin and Cancer Center, Dr. Michael Scannon and his associates work routinely with patients who have certain medical conditions that impact their quality of life. This includes excessive sweating, or “hyperhidrosis.” Excessive sweating can be extremely problematic for patients and cause them to feel self-conscious about their appearance and their sweating condition.
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The team of Florida Westcoast Skin and Cancer Center in Tampa, FL works with patients who have skin concerns, either cosmetic or medical. When patients are evaluated at our practice and diagnosed with a birthmark, many questions begin. What is a birthmark? What can be done to remove a birthmark? Can my birthmark change with
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