Skin Care and Beauty - Symptoms

Discover which parts of your body hold clues to how well your digestive tract is functioning.

Experts estimate that almost a third of psoriasis sufferers will develop psoriatic arthritis, which generally manifests about a decade after the appearance of psoriasis. However, in a few sufferers, the joint disease precedes the skin disease.

Learn about the most common causes, plus get tips on how to fix this common problem.

Can one of America's most popular cosmetic treatments provide powerful relief for chronic back pain? Many doctors and patients say, "yes." Here's what you need to know about back pain, Botox, and the beauty of pain relief.

Many women incorporate blush into their daily makeup routine to accentuate their cheekbones with a rosy-red look. But for the millions of people living with the skin condition rosacea, unintentional blushing and flushing can be an uncomfortable and embarrassing problem.

Did you know that basal cell carcinoma is the most common kind of cancer in America? It can ravage your skin and even cause disfiguration if not treated properly. Be sure you know how to detect and deal with signs of this skin cancer.

If you wake up with bad breath every morning, join the club. Very few people can escape it, and no one starts the day with a minty-fresh mouth. Fortunately, there are ways to tame the dragon.

Learn about the causes, symptoms, and treatments of sebaceous cysts.

Learn more about this uncomfortable skin condition including who's most often affected.

Some causes are unavoidable: a genetic predisposition or if you're going through chemo, for instance. However, you can often take steps to avoid the loss of your luscious locks.

When talking on your cell phone for long periods of time, do you find that your cheek and ear seem to be irritated or blistered afterward? If this sounds familiar, it’s not a coincidence.

If you have celiac disease, it's not just the gluten in foods you need avoid. Some dermatologists believe that gluten-containing lotions, deodorants, perfumes, soaps, shampoos, and even lipsticks and facial foundations are absorbed by the bloodstream and can adversely affect people with this disease.

Your favorite fragrance may be giving off more than just a nice scent.

How do you treat the skin you’re in? If you’re diabetic, hopefully you take extra care to examine yours often and see a doctor at the first sign of any abnormality.

Read on to find out how to soothe your cold sore symptoms, or reduce your outbreaks altogether.

More than 1 million Americans will be diagnosed with skin cancer in 2009. But there are things you can do to prevent the disease.

If you have eczema, there is an easy and natural treatment option: go shopping for new clothes.

If you suffer from a skin allergy, you know all too well how much the severe dryness and itching can disrupt your daily lifestyle. You are probably willing to try anything that will offer some relief from the symptoms so you can feel comfortable in your own skin, literally.

Find out if your weird rashes, twitches, lumps and bumps are signs of something serious.

Their symptoms may sound scary, but most of these conditions can be successfully treated with simple medications.

Find out why more and more women are turning to cosmetic surgery to regain their pre-pregnancy figures.

Think the salon is just a place to be pampered? You may be getting much more than you bargained for.

The latest dental advances are enabling more people to achieve their dream of a flawless smile. Here, a guide to some of the most popular procedures.

What's causing your psoriasis to flare up? Learn about the leading triggers--and how to prevent them.

Psoriasis affects an estimated 7.5 million people in the United States, but all too often, the condition is misunderstood. Here, we separate fact from fiction.

Rosacea, which often causes constant redness in the face, can be frustrating and difficult to treat, but there are steps you can take to manage the condition.

Knowing the symptoms of the different types of skin cancer and where to look for them on your body could save your life.

As many as 15 million Americans suffer from some form of eczema. Here, 13 tips to help ease your symptoms.