If you’re like many Americans, after more than a year of COVID-19 travel restrictions, you’re making up for lost time by enjoying the great outdoors as much as possible this summer. But as you enjoy the pool, the beach, the…
This month, Price Skin Care Clinic is running a series of blog posts on the topic of skin cancer during National Skin Cancer Awareness Month. Please share this article with anyone who might be at risk for skin cancer. You…
It’s an understatement to say that COVID-19 restrictions have caused an upheaval in our way of life over the past year. In addition to lockdowns and masks, many Americans put their overall healthcare on hold while the country grappled with…
It’s inevitable that as we age, we’ll look in the mirror and see crow’s feet, laugh lines as well as thinner and drier skin. And while there’s little we can do about the natural aging of our skin, when it…
As more people wear masks to help combat the transmission of COVID-19, the risk of developing skin conditions caused by wearing a mask is increasing. ‘Maskne’, the term for these conditions, is derived from the similarity of the skin problems…
As summer comes to a close and the first day of school approaches, you’re probably already taking your teenager shopping for new clothes and shoes. As a former teenager yourself, you know how important it is to them to look…
No doubt, the past few months of lockdown have been challenging for everyone. But as lockdowns lift and you begin to spend more time on the lake, at the beach or enjoying other outdoor activities, don’t throw caution to the…
Every year Price Skin Care Clinic joins skin health professionals around the world in recognizing May as National Skin Cancer Awareness Month. As we spotlight skin cancer prevention this month, we encourage everyone - no matter where you are -…
***ATTENTION: PLEASE READ IN ITS ENTIRETY*** Price Skin Care Clinic is making efforts to reduce transmission of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) based on the recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). With that in mind, here is a…
According to a survey by Ipsos for Urban Plates, 51 percent of Americans who made New Year’s resolutions for 2020 resolved to manage their finances better and eat healthier. While both of these are lofty goals, it’s not too late…