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The experts at Cornerstone Dermatology & Surgery Group are dedicated to providing you with the latest evidence-based information and treatment for your for all your skin health concerns. We hope that our blog posts help you learn something new that you can put to use in your day-to-day life in between visits with your trusted provider here at Cornerstone! Any specific care-related questions can be fully addressed by making an appointment.
Could my skin tag be skin cancer? The short answer is no —skin tags themselves do not turn into skin cancer. They are benign growths and don’t carry a known risk of becoming cancerous. However, not every bump that looks like a skin tag is a skin tag. This is where things get important …
Read MoreDr. Ross Reule, board-certified dermatologist and Mohs surgeon, discusses visible signs of sun damage, pre-cancerous changes to watch out for, and your treatment options at Cornerstone Dermatology.
Read MoreTanning beds pose significant health risks, some of which can have long-term, life-threatening consequences. This research-backed blog post discusses the risks — skin cancer, premature aging, ocular damage and addiction — and suggests safer alternatives.
Read MoreWinter sports are exhilarating, but the the cold dry air and harsh winter conditions can wreak havoc on your skin, hair, and nails. As a dermatologist, I’ve seen many cases of winter-induced dryness, irritation, and damage. Here are some expert tips to keep you looking and feeling your best during the winter sports season.
Read MoreAs the winter chill sets in, many of us start to notice our hands feeling tight, flaky, and sometimes even painfully cracked. Dry hands are one of the most common complaints I hear from my patients during this season.
As a board-certified dermatologist based in Lee's Summit, Missouri, here are my top tips for keeping your hands healthy, hydrated, and comfortable all winter long.
Read MoreDermatologists diagnose millions of patients each year with basal cell carcinoma. Risk factors for skin cancer include UV exposure from sunlight and indoor tanning, ‘moley’ skin, a family history of skin cancer, and any previous skin cancers. Learn more about basal cell carcinoma treatment as you read of patient’s journey from cancer diagnosis to cure.
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