Dark under-eye circles are by no means your fault. They have nothing to do with your lifestyle or what you did or did not do the night before, nor will they disappear after a good night’s rest. Dark under-eye circles are actually called oxidizing hemoglobin caused by leaky capillaries.
Oxidizing hemoglobin start in the capillaries (the [...]

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Bumps in the corner of the mouth, or dry flaky skin that splits painfully could be a sign you have Angular Chelitis or Perleche. If you have suffered with chapped lips, you may have Angular Chelitis if the condition is centering around the corner of each lip. Typically both sides are affected.
Angular Chelitis is not [...]

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The kids are back in school, the summer sun is mellowing into autumn. What a wonderful time of year! But every fall, my patients come with the same plea for help. Is this your story, too? You had a great summer – but it took a toll on your skin! You were careful to limit [...]

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