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A dermatologist is a trained medical doctor who specializes in skin care. They are educated and experienced in treating a wide variety of skin conditions from dermatitis to skin cancer. The office of Dr. Robert Miller of Long Beach, California has compiled this resource for your reference explaining the services offered by dermatologists today. Read More...
While we have our skin to thank for helping to regulate our body temperature and of course protecting our vital organs, bones, and muscle, it’s also susceptible to rashes that sometimes seem to appear out of nowhere. A rash is a general term for any area of irritated or swollen skin. Rashes are often red, itchy, and painful. Some rashes can also lead to blisters or scaly skin. No matter how mild, skin rashes can be a daily nuisance, especially if it’s affecting a conspicuous area of your body like your face, or can get easily irritated throughout the day like your hands or feet. We’ve gathered the five most common skin rashes and their symptoms so you can identify which type you have as well as tips for managing them below. Read More...
You recently may have noticed a few more fine lines and wrinkles that weren’t there when you blew out the candles on last year’s birthday cake. Wrinkles, crow’s feet, and smile lines all tend to develop as we get older, but there are other changes that can occur below the skin’s surface as well due to hormone levels that change with each passing decade. Read on to learn more about of the changes that can occur to your skin as you age and some tips for diminishing signs of age, and protecting and supporting youthful looking skin. Read More...
If you have moles or freckles, you should be inspecting your skin regularly for key characteristics and changes that could indicate skin cancer. The ABCDE rule is a good visual guide to use when checking for the usual signs of a potentially cancerous mole. Read on for the 6 signs of a cancerous mole and let your doctor or dermatologist know if you notice any of the following features.Read More...
Adult acne can seem like an uphill battle, especially when at-home treatments don’t seem to be working fast enough. Consult a dermatologist to find the right treatments that will work best for your skin type to achieve clear, even skin. Read on for the 5 causes of adult acne and the things you can do today to prevent it. Read More...
Warts can be difficult to get rid of, and in some cases, can advance and spread to other parts of your body if not treated in properly. Consult an experienced dermatologist to learn more about how to quickly and most effectively eliminate warts. Read on for a list of the most common types of warts and how to prevent them. Read More...
Sunburns can lead to several other skin complications that can cause permanent damage if not treated in a timely manner. If you’ve experienced sunburn or sun damage, consult a dermatologist like Dr. Robert Miller of Long Beach, CA for the skincare treatment plan that will work best for you, before your symptoms turn into long-term damage. Read More...
If you’re struggling with oily skin, fighting shine can seem like an uphill battle, especially with all the potential causes. Remember that you have a better chance of controlling oil production and minimizing the breakouts and clogged pores that come with it if you consult a dermatologist that can help determine how to best address your skincare needs. If you live in the Long Beach, CA area, schedule an appointment with Dr. Robert Miller to discover your exact skin type and learn more about what you can do to achieve glowing skin. Read More...
Eczema and psoriasis are two common skin conditions that 3% of the entire global population struggle with daily. Whether you’ve developed this skin condition recently, or have been fighting skin issues for years without professional treatment, it’s important to seek the help of a dermatologist that can provide you with an exact diagnosis and a focused treatment plan. Armed with this information, you’ll be well on your way to managing your eczema or psoriasis. Read More...
While most moles are harmless, it’s important to check for abnormalities that may be cancerous. If you observe a suspicious mole or patch of skin that you hadn’t noticed before, don’t panic. Dermatologist Dr. Robert Miller has gathered the signs and symptoms of the most common signs of skin cancer below to help you define your symptoms before you see a dermatologist for a more adequate diagnosis. Read More...
The two most common types of severe acne are hormonal acne and cystic acne. Dermatologist Dr. Robert Miller has put together a helpful article detailing what you need to know if you’re struggling with these painful breakouts. Read on to determine which type you have and how to prevent them. Read More...
Identifying your skin type is the first step in creating a skincare plan that works best for you. It's important to note that your skin type can change over time. External factors such as environment and skincare products as well as internal factors such as age, hormones, and medications all affect your skin's texture. Read More...
The most common type of eczema is medically referred to as atopic dermatitis and is characterized as inflammation of the skin. This skin condition appears as a scaly, itchy rash which can form in patches. Infants commonly develop eczema on their cheeks and scalp but most outgrow it in their early childhood. For adults however, eczema is a chronic condition that can be challenging to manage but with proper treatment, can be controlled. Read More...
Striving for clear skin can feel like an uphill battle. Before reaching for spot-treatments or multi-step regimens, it's important to begin with the proper knowledge. Your first defense against a bad breakout is understanding the type of acne you're dealing with so you can eliminate it correctly and effectively. Read More...
The appearance of aging skin is one of the biggest concerns when it comes to beauty and skin care. Environmental damage and poor lifestyle choices can greatly accelerate the process of aging skin. There is plenty of evidence indicating that the intake of vitamins and nutrients play a key role in the overall health of the skin. Read More...
While many of us are constantly on the go and do not have time for a lengthy skin care regimen, properly caring for your skin is important. Using a regimen as simple as our 4 Steps to Proper Skin Care process can leave your skin looking younger and healthier in just a few minutes. Read More...
The largest organ in the body is the skin. It is constantly changing and contains many specific structures and cells. Your skin acts as a protective cover, shielding you from light, heat, infection, toxins and injury. The skin also has many other important features. To help you better understand the important role the skin plays on our overall well being, Dermatologist Dr. Robert M. Miller of Long Beach, California has complied the following information to serve as your resource. Read More...
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer among Americans. Each year, there are over one million cases of skin cancer in the United States. Most forms of skin cancer are caused by inadequate protection or over exposure to the sun. Although it is the most common form of cancer in the United States, it is often treated successfully if diagnosed early enough by a dermatologist or skin care professional. Here are useful tips to help you and your family prevent skin cancer. Read More...
