Injectable skin treatments are commonplace. From relaxers to fillers, many of us take advantage or are considering doing so.

Spider veins, also known as thread veins or—to give them their clinical title, telangiectasia varicose veins—are usually harmless, yet can be unsightly.

Psoriasis is an autoimmune condition that affects around 3% of adults in the US. One of the symptoms is that of raised red ‘plaques’ on the skin that can cover large areas.

As we get older, every part of the body undergoes changes. One of these is the aging process of the skin, whereby the structure alters over time and cell regeneration slows.

Moles are common—most of us have many all over our bodies. However, on rare occasions, moles can become cancerous and require prompt treatment.

Skin tags are something that the majority of people suffer from at some point in their lives, although most people notice them appearing from middle age onwards.

Hand rashes can take many forms but one of the most common reasons is that of a condition known as contact dermatitis.