The Relationship Between Diet and Acne Diet is one of the foundations of health. Poor diets increase the risk of medical conditions in every system of the body. So how does diet affect dermatology? Dr. Jonette Keri, Dermatology, University of Miami, recently shared a series of findings related

Acne is the most common skin condition that affects all skin types. There are several types of acne, and while some of them can be treated with at-home acne treatment care and a solid skincare regimen, others may need further attention from a dermatologist. Learn more about the different types

The question I am asked most, by far, is “what is the best skincare regimen?” In dermatology, we are most concerned with skin health. After all, your skin is the largest organ of your body! It is responsible for keeping pollutants, bacteria, viruses, and chemicals out while also regulating temperature and

Typically, as winter rolls around, the colder air becomes drier and so does your skin. However, not only does the cold winter air cause dry skin, but it also makes certain skin conditions worse. In our virtual dermatology practice, we often see patients with worse cases of eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis and

Kristen Stirling ('06) MSN, APRN, FNP-BD founded Tennessee Telederm, PLLC, earlier this year. This is the first telehealth company of its kind in Tennessee, which focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of skin conditions. Prior to founding Tennessee Telederm, Kristen worked in dermatology at a large multi-specialty practice in Nashville for

Your skin is your body’s largest defense against disease and contamination. Rain or shine, it puts up with exposure to germs, bacteria, UV rays, allergens and more. As a result, it’s rare for anyone to make it through life without developing experiencing a common skin condition. As an online dermatology practice,