Most of us can’t see our own backs, the backs of our legs, or even our scalps very well, all places where our bodies can show signs of melanoma, basal cell carcinoma, and squamous cell carcinoma. That’s why a full body skin exam (commonly called a skin cancer screening) could be one of the most…
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When Kathi Perry opened the invitation to her NFL cheerleading alumni reunion—the Seattle Seahawks SeaGal 50 year celebration—she felt excitement with a touch of nervousness. It had been over 30 years since she’d seen many of her former teammates and now in her mid-60s, she would be reuniting with the women she knew when she…
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As we work toward our 2026 wellness goals, building an effective skincare routine is essential, but knowing when at-home products aren’t enough is just as important. We’re back with Kimberly Pennell, MSN, APRN, WHNP-C at Apex Skin in Canton, Ohio, for Part 3 of our 2026 Glow Guide series. In Part 1, we covered the…
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Holiday cheer is great. Holiday skin? Not always. One weekend of salty snacks, sugary treats, late nights, cold air, travel, and—you guessed it—stress—and suddenly you’re dealing with dry skin, dull skin, stress acne, irritation, or a cranky, damaged skin barrier. Sensitive skin especially tends to tap out this time of year. But you don’t have…
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Not all skin conditions are what they appear to be. From red bumps that mimic acne to rashes that resemble allergic reactions, even the most common skin conditions that look alike can be tricky to tell apart—and treating the wrong one can make things worse. If you’ve ever searched online for a dermatologist near me…
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If your skin has been feeling a little… moody lately (dull, dry, sensitive, breaking out at inconvenient moments), you’re in good company. Skin changes happen for all sorts of reasons—aging, stress, weather, hormones, or the universe simply keeping us humble. The good news? A few smart, dermatologist-approved skin care tips from Apex Skin can help…
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When it comes to achieving your skin and wellness goals, knowing where to start can feel overwhelming. With social media trends, new treatments, and endless product brands, options have increased drastically in the last ten years. As we approach the new year, many of us will set goals centered around skincare and wellness, but without…
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As we set wellness goals for 2026, body contouring treatments like CoolSculpting are more popular than ever. But with that popularity comes confusion: What does body contouring actually do? Is it a weight loss solution? And what should you realistically expect? Welcome to Part 1 of our 2026 Glow Guide series. We sat down with…
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Healthy skin is a labor of self-love that takes care, precision, and discipline. At home, that means daily sunscreen and products designed for your skin type. But true skin health also requires the same disciplined, precise care from your dermatologist—those regular skin checks that can catch potential issues early and keep your skin at its…
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You’ve done the hard work—healthy meals, workouts, and consistency. Still, diet and exercise can only do so much; genetics, age, and hormones influence where your body holds on. When progress plateaus, non-surgical body contouring helps refine what you’ve built—targeting stubborn areas for subtle fat reduction and/or muscle definition, often with little to no downtime. This…
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