A severe sunburn can cause major health problems and even lasting damage. A dermatologist explains the difference between a sunburn you can treat at home and one that requires medical attention.
Skin Care & Beauty
Shampoos for Hair Loss: Can They Help?
Learn what shampoo ingredients can help — and harm — when it comes to hair loss.
Home Remedies for Varicose Veins: What Works and What Doesn’t
Compression socks? They work. Getting plenty of exercise? That works, too. Putting tomatoes or garlic oil on your legs? Not so much. A vascular surgeon shares what you can do to manage your varicose vein symptoms at home and when it’s time to seek a more permanent solution.
The Dangers of Hyaluron Pen Lip Fillers
These needle-free devices may sound too good to be true — and they are. Here’s what to know about the dangers of using hyaluron pens for at-home lip fillers.
Cleveland Clinic is a non-profit academic medical center. Advertising on our site helps support our mission. We do not endorse non-Cleveland Clinic products or services. Policy
What’s the Difference Between Botox and Facial Fillers?
Not every wrinkle and fold should be treated the same way. A dermatologist explains why.
Facials: What Are They, and What Do They Really Do?
In addition to feeling great, facials have huge benefits for your skin. An aesthetician explains the basics of facials, plus some of the add-on treatments that are sometimes offered along with them.
Tips for Treating a Peeling Sunburn
Learn why your skin peels when you get a sunburn, what to do about it and why peeling those skin flakes may do more harm than good.
What’s the Difference Between Varicose Veins and Spider Veins?
We talked to a vascular medicine specialist about the differences between varicose veins and spider veins. Turns out, they’re more than skin deep.
7 Sunburn Relief Tips (and How To Prevent It Next Time)
You swore the sunscreen was in your bag. It wasn’t. And now you have a sunburn. Here’s how to treat that accidental sunburn — and how to avoid one in the future.
Yes, You Should Wear Sunscreen Every Day
Think sunscreen is just for sunny beach days? Think again! You should be wearing sunscreen every day — here’s why.