Spots on skin

Are you worried about the white spots on your skin? Not all white spots are a matter of concern. Most could be treated well. Know more about them here.

When is picking behavior too much? Almost ALL of us pick something at certain times. Some of us pick a spot on our scalp, or our cuticles, or hangnails, or spots on our skin, or pull on hair, and even more. Think of this as a scale or continuum with very mild on one end and much more severe on the other. More on my blog at the link in profile. #skintour #askdrirwin #picking #acne #skincare #skincaretips #beautytips #hyperpigmentation #dermatology #dermatologist #skintips #acnescars

We all have brown spots, also known as age spots, somewhere on our skin. Why do we have these age spots and how can we get rid of them? The trick is simple.

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An even complexion is the wish of many women. We'll tell you seven effective home remedies for pigmentation.

Do you have sunspots on your face? Looking for the best ways to get rid of them? Click here for some effective home remedies and treatments for sunspots.

Mina Stein, 20, from Frankfurt, Germany, is encouraging others to embrace their skin, after struggling with cystic acne for the past two years that was triggered by taking birth control pills.

Chin and jawline acne is typically hormonal, while cheek breakouts are often from contact with bacteria, like through a dirty cell phone or makeup brushes.

If you're the type to examine every pore in the mirror, you may have noticed tiny white or pale yellow bumps along the ridges of your lips, inner cheeks, or nipples. These spots—which aren't always raised, but can be—are actually called Fordyce spots, and they're enlarged sebaceous glands. Totally harmless, Fordyce spots occur in about 70% to 80% o...