This month, Price Skin Care Clinic is publishing a three-part series about skin cancer, joining skin care professionals across the United States for ‘Skin Cancer Awareness Month'. Over the next few weeks, we’ll publish the following blog posts: • Part…
If you use a ‘traditional’ hand soap to wash your hands or body, you may be hurting your skin rather than helping it. That’s because many popular soaps contain harsh surfactants, high PH balances and strong detergents that aren’t good for…
Price Skin Care Clinic is now offering the most advanced nonsurgical treatment for common skin cancer in Madison County. In partnership with SkinCure Oncology, Price Skin Care Clinic is the first medical practice in Madison County to provide the GentleCure™…
“The first step to having healthy skin is knowing and understanding your skin type,” says Richard Price MD, of Price Skincare Clinic in Ridgeland, MS. “Understanding the problems associated with various skin types helps you know what to watch for…
With the prevalence of the internet, myths, misinformation and ‘fake news’ abound in our society today. Unfortunately, myths surrounding sunburn are all too common. In Part Two of our series: ‘Fact or Fiction: Debunking Sunburn Myths’ you’ll find the facts…
With the prevalence of the internet, myths, misinformation, and ‘fake news’ abound in our society today. Unfortunately, myths surrounding sunburn are all too common. And worse, choosing to believe these myths, could cause serious damage to your skin - and…
In recognition of ‘Skin Cancer Awareness Month’, we’re publishing a two-part series focusing on melanoma myths. Part 1 of this series dispels four of the most popular myths surrounding melanoma. As skin care professionals who screen and treat thousands of…
In recognition of ‘Skin Cancer Awareness Month’, we’re publishing a blog post series focusing on melanoma myths. Part 2 of this series dispels three additional popular myths surrounding melanoma. Myth #5. “Melanomas Are Always a Dark Color.” Fact: You might…
As we learned in Part 1 of this ‘Nourish Your Skin’ series, foods can work for you or against you. One could even use a well-known computer science idiom to illustrate what happens when a programmer writes inferior code: garbage…
When it comes to caring for your skin, foods can work for you or against you. “There’s truth in the familiar saying, ‘You are what you eat’,” says Richard Price, M.D. of Price Skincare Clinic in Ridgeland, MS . “The…