In South Florida, bug bites are a year-round reality, and some reactions go well beyond a little itch. Here is what to watch for and when to see a dermatologist.

If your skin has been breaking out, flaring up, or acting strange this April, tax season stress may be a bigger factor than you think. Here is what dermatologists want South Florida patients to know.

South Florida's rainy season creates ideal conditions for tinea versicolor to develop and spread. Here's what's happening on your skin, why it flares this time of year, and how a board-certified dermatologist can help.

That stubborn rash around your mouth may be perioral dermatitis, and South Florida's humidity, sunscreen habits, and skincare routines could be making it worse.

South Florida's warm waters are inviting year-round, but they can also trigger itchy, irritating skin rashes. Here's what to know about swimmer's itch and when to see a dermatologist.

Spent the day at the beach? Here's how to recognize sun damage, care for your skin at home, and know when it's time to see a dermatologist in South Florida.

South Florida's intense spring and summer sun can push a bad burn beyond skin deep. Here's how to tell whether you're dealing with a sunburn or something more serious.

Most South Florida residents think humidity protects their skin from dryness, but your air conditioning may be quietly stripping your skin barrier every single day.

If you have rough, bumpy skin on your arms that never fully clears up, South Florida's humidity may be part of the problem. Here's what keratosis pilaris is, why it behaves differently in warm climates, and what actually helps.

South Florida's heat and humidity create the perfect conditions for ingrown hairs and razor bumps to form and linger. Here's why it happens and what you can do about it.