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Most people know they should head to the dermatologist if they are suffering from unwanted problems like acne, eczema, or the appearance of new moles. This type of care is known as reactive treatment — it is care provided as a reaction to something that's wrong. Dermatologists also offer preventative care, which is care that is intended to keep things from going wrong. Preventative care could involve prescribing moisturizers to keep your skin from drying out or a clarifying face wash to prevent blemishes. We created this website to teach our readers more about the diversity of care you can expect from dermatologists.
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