A brief literature revealed that there just isn't a lot out there on skin diseases in Witches, the Undead, and Zombies. Since its Halloween, I thought it would be a good time to cover this important, and clearly neglected topic....
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What's the best way to wash your hands? Soap and water? Antibacterial soap? Hand sanitizer? Learn what Issaquah Dermatologist, Dr. Arlo Miller, uses in his clinic and at home....
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Keratosis Pilaris (known by my wife as chicken skin) affects about 40% of the population. It usually improves with age, but when it doesn't it can be very frustrating. Chemical peels can help....
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Frustrated by adult acne? Here are some myths about adult acne that my Issaquah patients find useful...
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Ever wondered what dermatologists use on their own skin? Or better yet, what a dermatologist has his wife use? Everything revealed here!...
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Life is busy. We all have commitments that dominate our time: project deadlines, work meetings, social outings, PTA, orthodontic appointments for the kids, vet visits for the pets...
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Are you thinking of getting a tattoo? This week a patient asked me if there was anything I would look for in a tattoo shop. So here it is, some advice from Issaquah dermatologist Arlo Miller on tattoos!...
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Let's face it, men need some help at skin cancer prevention. Only about 1/2 of men report using sunscreen in the last year. And we're not talking about using sunscreen everyday, we're talking about using ANY sunscreen in the last year. Why are men so awful at skin cancer prevention?...
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A major European study recently combined the results of 27 other studies over the last 30 years in Europe looking at the relationship between tanning and melanoma. They confirmed several things that we suspected were true: Any use of indoor tanning is associated with a 20% higher risk of melanoma Tanning before the age of 35 doubles that risk But, they also found some very interesting new facts: Each exposure to a tanning bed is associated with a 1.8% increased risk of melanoma. The risk of melanoma continues to rise, particularly among young women About 500 people in the European Community countries where the study was done...
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Last month, the FDA issued an advisory statement recommending that you do not put sunscreen on babies. Its not because babies are somehow immune to sun damage and we shouldn't worry about them developing skin cancer. No, the FDA thought "...
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