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Do stretch marks make you self-conscious? Microneedling can eliminate or reduce the appearance of stretch marks for men and women. Here, you can find out how stretch marks occur and what microneedling does to combat them.

Healthy lifestyle choices and proper skin care can help delay natural aging and prevent many skin issues. Get started with these five easy lifestyle habits that can improve your complexion and keep your skin healthy.

Sunbathing feels wonderful and supplies your body with vitamin D. Unfortunately, the sun also has harmful effects and contributes to skin aging. These five tips will help you enjoy the nice weather and avoid the destructive effects of UV radiation.

After finishing skin cancer treatment, you need to be vigilant as part of your aftercare and management. Skin Cancer patients can have a recurrence and are at high risk of developing skin cancer in other locations. Keep reading to learn more.

Many Americans experience eczema at some point, so it’s crucial to understand how to prevent complications. You can do things to avoid irritating and painful rashes, like wearing the right clothes and avoiding irritants. Read more here.

Botox® and Dysport® injections temporarily erase imperfections like frown lines, crow’s feet, and wrinkles. With a few simple tips on making the most of your treatment, you can avoid unwanted side effects and prolong the results of your new look.

Microneedling isn’t a skin rejuvenation treatment reserved for fine lines and wrinkles. Using the body’s all-natural collagen production, it also works effectively against stretch marks, scars, acne, and even large pores.

Warts are common benign growths on the skin caused by viruses, and they’re not only embarrassing, but often painful, too. Are they contagious? Can you prevent them? What happens if you ignore a wart? Find out here.

Acne occurs when your skin's sebum glands become clogged with oil and dead skin cells, which can then become inflamed. There are many reasons your skin may produce too much sebum, triggering acne flare-ups.

If you plan on spending time shoveling or sledding this winter, it’s essential to protect your skin even in the cold weather. Just like your liver and kidneys, your skin is an organ requiring care and protection. Read more to keep your skin safe.

Are you unsure if you need a skin cancer screening? The early detection of skin cancer, as with any cancer, is key. Read more to see if you’re at risk for skin cancer.

Regenerative medicine uses your body's natural restorative powers to offer better results in dermatological treatments. Read more to find out how platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy enhances your microneedling treatment using your own blood.

Have you ever considered taking part in a clinical research study? Our professionals at Jordan Valley Dermatology conduct in-house studies, and we’re always seeking new participants. Read more to find out if you’re a good candidate for our research.

Inflammation, redness, itching, and dryness are a few of the symptoms of eczema. We don’t understand why people suffer from eczema, but one way to keep a clear and healthy complexion is to identify and avoid potential triggers.

Did you know that skin is a human’s largest organ? When the pores in your skin become clogged, you may experience acne, which can lead to other serious skin issues. Plus, acne impacts not only teenagers going through puberty. Read more here.

Your skin is the largest organ in the human body. It protects you from injury and prevents UV rays from entering the body. In other words, the skin is your outer protective shield. As a result, skin cancer is a serious risk. Read more here.

Sweating is a natural protective mechanism of the body against overheating, but excessive sweating can significantly reduce one’s quality of life. Read more here to learn what causes heavy sweating and what we can do to help.

Warts can appear on your skin at any age and almost anywhere on your body. If warts are causing you distress, we have good news for you. There are many innovative treatments available to improve their appearance and stop them from spreading. Learn here.

Psoriasis is an uncomfortable skin condition that lessens your quality of life. Some suffer from this disorder for years, but the good news is that relief is as easy as uncovering an appropriate diagnosis. Here are the different kinds of psoriasis.

Do you frequently experience red and itchy skin? No matter your age, you can develop eczema, a condition that makes skin itchy, dry, bumpy, and irritated. Read more about how you can prevent eczema flare-ups and how we treat this condition.

One in five Americans develops skin cancer in their lifetime. You should get regular skin cancer screenings, especially if you have fair skin or often experience sunburns. This visual checkup is fast, painless, and can even save your life.

Yes, teenagers get pimples, but up to 50 million Americans are troubled by acne every year because it occurs at any age. If you feel defeated by acne or scars left behind, there are many options for you to consider. Keep reading for acne solutions.

Excessive underarm sweating can leave you feeling self-conscious and unclean. Fortunately, MiraDry® offers permanent dryness after only one treatment, so you can stop ruining clothes and avoiding social events. Read more about this sweating solution.

You diligently cleanse, exfoliate, and wear sunscreen, yet wrinkles still form, mocking your every effort. To fight back against these most unwelcome additions to your face, Botox® is the weapon of choice.

Stretch marks are harmless bands of scar tissue that run across your skin, but they can be an eyesore. If you’re looking for a way to get rid of them for good, look no further than microneedling.

Struggles to get to the clinic? Trying to reduce your exposure to COVID-19, as well as other contagious illnesses, and still need to see your doctor? Telehealth is safe and easy — receive quality care from anywhere.

Skin cancer screenings and treatments from your dermatologist, Dr. Douglass Forsha of Jordan Valley Dermatology in South Jordan, UT, help protect both your skin and your overall health.

Skin cancer develops primarily in areas where the skin is exposed to the sun, which includes the scalp, face, ears, legs, neck, hands, arms, chest, and lips. However, it can likewise develop on areas that don’t receive sun exposure, including the palms ...

Find out what this cosmetic skincare treatment from our South Jordan office could do for your appearance. A few years again you probably never heard anyone mention the word “microneedling,” ...

In my 25+ years of dermatology practice in South Jordan, Utah, I have treated thousands of teenagers for acne. Acne, as you might expect, is the most common condition treated by dermatologists.

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