A Day in the Life of a Nail Expert: Rare Nail Diseases
In this month’s column, Dr. Stern discusses some of the rare nail diseases she’s seen in her practice, including several types of tumors found under the nail.
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SEARCHMENUSEARCHIn this month’s column, Dr. Stern discusses some of the rare nail diseases she’s seen in her practice, including several types of tumors found under the nail.
Dermatologist Dana Stern takes on some common nail myths — including the one about nails “breathing.”
Your client wants to know what the white spots are on her nails, and you know they may have been caused by something you did. How do you respond?
In her second column, Dr. Stern covers spoon-shaped nails, Mee’s lines, habit tic, and more.
Don’t be alarmed if you notice your client’s nails turning white. It’s most likely a case of leukonychia and while it sounds serious, in reality, the discoloration may simply be a result of a minor injury to the nail.
Your questions answered! What causes fungus, what to do about brittle nails, and more.
The Nail Doctor brings you the medical expertise of not one, not two, but three professionals this month!
The Nail Doctor explains what those white nails spots mean, and the causes of brittle nail syndrome.
This month's edition of the Nail Doctor is so jam-packed, we brought on two doctors to answer your pressing questions.