That persistent white patch or sore in your mouth might not be what you think — and getting the right diagnosis changes everything about how it's treated.

South Florida's sun works quietly for years before your skin shows it. Here's what dermatologists are already seeing — and why earlier always means better.

If your skin keeps flaring up and you can't figure out why, your diet might be part of the problem — especially in South Florida's heat and humidity.

A jellyfish encounter might last seconds — but the skin reaction it leaves behind can drag on for weeks. Here's what's actually happening under your skin, and when it's time to see a dermatologist.

That red, itchy skin around your eyes isn't just irritation — and in South Florida's heat and humidity, it's more common than you'd think.

PRP therapy is giving South Florida patients a real, science-backed option for hair restoration — and the results are worth understanding before you book anything.

You came home with a tan — and something else. Here's how to tell if those new dark patches are melasma, sun damage, or a sign you need to see a dermatologist.

If you work out every day in Miami, Parkland, or Tamarac, your Botox may not be lasting as long as it should — and there are real reasons why

If you have lupus and live in South Florida, the sun isn't just uncomfortable — it's one of your biggest triggers. Here's what's actually happening to your skin and what you can do about it.

If you're using retinol in South Florida without adjusting for the sun, you may be doing more harm than good — here's what Dr. Ayar wants you to know