May is Melanoma Awareness Month. Melanoma is scary. It just is. It starts as a little brown spot on the skin, maybe it even looks like a freckle, sun spot, or other moles that you may have, but if it’s not then it may be something far more problematic.
Congratulations, you’re having a baby! Your body will go through a lot of changes, not the least of which will be on your skin. Some changes will be good, some will be bad, and some neutral. They are almost all temporary though, so even the bad won’t last long! Here are some pregnancy skincare tips to help you look your best during all three trimesters.
We’ve all heard the old adage, “black don’t crack” referring to the exceptional way that women of color age. Yes to all of that! Melanin is beautiful and melanin is protective from sun damage (and therefore from the aging effects of UV radiation). That’s all good, but that’s not the whole story. While Black women and people of color, in general, tend to age well, we do start to look older and see changes in our skin, it just ages differently than that of our fair-skinned friends. So…if we don’t get as much sun damage, as many fine lines and wrinkles, and thin and crepey skin as early, then what does happen to our skin? More importantly, how do we prevent and correct it?!?! Here are some common skincare treatments for women of color.
Got Fat? We Can Take Care of That Many people are familiar with the concept of a “mommy makeover”. This cutesy term typically references one or more of a variety of cosmetic procedures that many women choose to have done as a way to get their pre-baby body back after pregnancy. One such procedure is liposuction, or “lipo” for short. Lipo can be part of a mommy makeover, a daddy makeover, or a just an anyone slim down, shape up or...
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2019 is a big year for Steele Dermatology! A Union Let’s start from the top! Earlier this year, in February of 2019 to be exact, Dr. Steele Johnson married Tharon Johnson, so now she’s Dr. Johnson! While she’s officially and formally Dr. Johnson, some things take a little longer to catch on, so you’ll see Dr. Steele Johnson, Dr. Johnson or Dr. Steele Johnson. While her last name has a few variations out there now, she is still the same amazing dermatologist. Even...
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