Medical Dermatology

In an interview with WLTX News19, Dr. Asha James discusses what steps you should take, so your hands don’t dry out as you wash to prevent the spread of COVID-19. You can view her interview [...]

Children love to play hard, and as a result, they often get scars. As a kid, a scar may be a symbol of strength and bravery. But what about as you get older? Maybe you’ve received scars from [...]

Psoriasis is a common skin condition affecting over 8 million Americans. Among those with psoriasis, up to 30% develop psoriatic arthritis as well. Living with psoriasis is often challenging and [...]

The easiest method to address dry skin is to bathe less often. Many Americans bathe once or twice daily and spend time scrubbing their skin with a washcloth or luffa while relaxing in a hot [...]

May is Skin Cancer Awareness Month, and the dermatologists at Columbia Skin Clinic want to use this opportunity to share essential reminders about protecting your skin from the sun by choosing [...]

You may be confused when hearing that ultraviolet or UV light can be used to treat skin cancer and other skin conditions. Usually, dermatologists stress the fact that you need to protect your [...]

Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the U.S., with one in five Americans developing it during their lifetime. Wearing sunscreen is not the only protection you need against skin [...]

Dermatology may seem like a non-urgent field of medicine. However, with more than 3 million Americans diagnosed with skin cancer each year, it is not an appointment that should be pushed aside. [...]

October is Eczema Awareness Month, and since it’s a skin condition that affects more than 30 million Americans, what better time to talk about it! Here at Columbia Skin Clinic, we aim to spread [...]

Laura Winn, P.A., who joined Columbia Skin Clinic as a physician assistant in 2017, loves making a difference in patients’ lives. Whether she’s helping patients deal with acne or rashes, spot [...]