Skin Conditions

Seborrheic keratoses (SKs) are common, noncancerous growths that appear on the skin. They are often called “age warts” due to their waxy, wart-like appearance. While harmless, the appearance of seborrheic keratoses can bother some people. Understanding seborrheic keratoses in detail can help you better understand your skin. Keep in mind that receiving a personalized skin […]

The term “age bumps” is often used to refer to a variety of benign skin growths that tend to appear as we age. These growths can vary in appearance and cause. Keep reading to learn what age bumps are, what causes them, and the various treatment options available at The Menkes Clinic that can help

Do you have rosacea and experience flare-ups? Persistent irritation, redness, and other rosacea symptoms can cause considerable distress and frustration. But with a combination of lifestyle changes and medication, you can find relief from the bothersome symptoms, limit flare-ups, and transform your skin. Keep reading to learn about 5 tips for managing and living with

Lots of odd things can show up on your skin. How do you know what to be concerned about and when to treat the issue yourself? Eczema is a good example of something that can look like many other things: Dry or itchy skin A rash or bumps Flaky or thick patches of skin Swelling

Having clear, beautiful skin is the goal of many women, but certain conditions can impact their ability to achieve this. This includes a troublesome skin concern known as melasma. Melasma occurs typically in women, but men can develop it, too. Approximately 10% of individuals who are diagnosed with melasma are men. This condition causes extensive

For the management of psoriasis, a patient’s success depends on obtaining a quality provider who can diagnose the condition properly and provide the best modalities for long-term treatment. Psoriasis is a condition that is caused by an autoimmune disorder that causes the skin cells to grow and shed quickly on specific areas of the body.

Vitiligo is a condition that impacts patients at any age, of any gender, and of any ethnic group. This condition is often characterized by the loss of pigmentation of the skin. This pigmentation, known as “melanocytes,” are pigments in the skin that can die off, causing the skin to lose its natural color through the