Articles about dermatology
Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, face masks have been an integral part of the strategy to slow the transmission rate of the novel coronavirus. From hospital grade surgical masks to handmade versions, bandanas to fashion statements, masks in various forms have been a part of our lives for more than a year. One … Read more
In the beauty industry, aesthetics represents a philosophy that refers directly to health and appearance utilizing a variety of techniques which allow clients to be proactive in their choice of treatments. These services help avoid more invasive medical procedures, while providing comfort and confidence both emotionally and physically. The following services focus on many different … Read more
Summer is a great time to be outdoors in South Carolina. Whether you love hanging out at the beach, trekking along mountain trails, sailing, swimming, boating or kayaking – or simply lounging around the pool – you’re almost certain to discover fun and interesting ways to occupy your leisure hours. If you’re not careful, however, … Read more
Dr. Kimberly Maino would be the first to tell you that family is important. In fact, in 2019, she relocated to the Charleston area with her husband, daughter and family pet, just to be closer to loved ones. However, moving back east has not been a totally new experience. With degrees from the U.S. Naval … Read more
Painful, unsightly blemishes on the face and body are something that most people associate with the teenage years. After all, the American Academy of Dermatology estimates that 85% of people ages 12 through 24 experience at least minor acne. Sure, it can be a drag to have a pimple pop up the night before an […]
It’s summertime and, rightly so, a top medical concern is sunburn. As you walk into any grocery store or pharmacy, you are met with large displays of sunscreen and aloe vera gel. Which SPF is best? Is it water-proof, hypoallergenic or dermatologist approved? Should you get the spray or lotion? What do all the ingredients […]