"Natural" and "organic" skincare labels feel trustworthy, but in South Florida's heat and humidity, plant-based ingredients are triggering more contact dermatitis and allergic reactions than many people realize.

Gel and acrylic nails are a beauty staple across South Florida, but they may be causing more nail fungus, skin reactions, and infections than most people realize. Here's what to watch for and when to see a dermatologist.

At-home dermaplaning and exfoliation tools are trending across South Florida, but what many people don't realize is that overuse or improper technique can seriously damage the skin barrier, especially in a climate that already stresses your skin daily.

Spring allergy season in South Florida can trigger more than sneezing. Here's why hives and skin reactions spike this time of year, and when it's time to see a board-certified dermatologist.

Itchy skin after wearing gloves or using certain products? Here's what a latex allergy actually looks like — and when to see a contact dermatitis specialist.

If you've already beaten melanoma once, South Florida's year-round sun makes staying on top of follow-up cancer care more important than ever — here's what to watch for and why it matters.

If you've noticed your skin looking thinner, looser, or more lined than it used to, South Florida's UV exposure may be speeding up a process that's already started — and knowing the signs can help you slow it down.

Back-to-school season brings more than homework and new backpacks. For many South Florida families, it also brings a spike in cold sores and viral skin outbreaks in children.

Those rough, scaly patches on your skin aren't just a cosmetic annoyance — they may be the earliest warning sign your skin gives before cancer develops.

Most people picture a flat, irregular mole when they think of melanoma. Nodular melanoma breaks every rule — and that's exactly why it's so dangerous.