This June, The Skin Institute at Skin Cancer & Dermatology Institute is celebrating two special occasions – Father’s Day and National Hydration Day! It’s the perfect time to show appreciation for the dads in our lives while also focusing on the importance of healthy, hydrated skin. Whether you’re treating Dad to some well-deserved self-care or
This Valentine’s Day, love your skin with the perfect skin care products for a radiant, glowing complexion. Whether you’re prepping for a romantic evening or indulging in some self-care, our curated selection of skin care essentials has everything you need to pamper your skin. From hydrating moisturizers and rejuvenating serums to exfoliating treatments that leave
UV rays can still burn or damage your skin in the cold winter months. Even though it’s not as hot, your skin needs protection year-round from UV rays. Winter can bring gorgeous snow-capped mountains, ski adventures, and other fun winter activities. When temperatures drop, however, you may find it’s a little more work to keep
Of all the changes your teenager might be experiencing, the changes to their skin can be front and center simply because they “face” the world every day with it. As a parent, you want to help them navigate through these changes as easily as possible. We asked a dermatology provider from Skin Cancer & Dermatology Institute,
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It is the time of year when the weather is turning a little warmer, nature is blooming once again, our children are spending more time outside playing, taking advantage of sports, and perhaps starting to plan the next vacation with the family. As always, we want to make sure that our children are safe and
Among the many reasons to love living in the Reno and Northern Nevada area are the year-round sunny skies and a wide array of world-class outdoor recreation opportunities available just minutes away from home....
Tattoos have been around since the Neolithic times and have been used by different cultures for different purposes. The earliest evidence of tattoos was found on the famous 5,000-year-old “Iceman,” who had 61 different tattoos. Tattoos also have been found on Egyptian mummies, the mummified remains of pre-Incan Chibayan farmer bodies, and the Greeks and