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Dr. Corey Hartman Part 2: Hair Loss in Black Women, Skin Cancer, Wig Dangers & Finding the Right Dermatologist for People of Color

Underground Magnolia Podcast

English - August 11, 2020 23:00 - 24 minutes - 16.8 MB
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In part 2 of my interview with Dr. Corey Hartman, a board-certified dermatologist practicing in Birmingham, Alabama, we discuss how derms address more than just skin issues. Derms can be seen for concerns about nails, hair, and much more. We also talk about when to see a dermatologist, skin cancer in the black community, and the epidemic rates of black women losing their hair. Plus, how to really know if a "protective hairstyle" is helping your hair, how wigs and hair glue may equal no edges, and finding a dermatologist that can properly treat  African Americans and other people of color.

Black Derm Directory https://www.blackdermdirectory.com/ was mentioned by Dr. Hartman as a resource to find black dermatologists nationally and outside of the U.S. 

For more info on Dr. Hartman and his practice Skin Wellness Dermatology, go to https://skinwellness.com/.

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