Some people bruise more easily than others, and several factors contribute to this, including age, medications, and health ...

New York City-based dermatologist Jessica Krant, MD, uses this analogy to explain why we're prone to bruising easily as we ...

Because solar purpura usually happens with aging and sun exposure, the skin around the bruises might show signs of damage and weakening. If you have solar purpura, your skin may also look thin ...

and actinic purpura (easy bruising related to vascular wall fragility in the dermis) (Gilchrest, 1990). Chrono logic skin aging, in contrast, is characterized by laxity and fine wrinkling ...

The condition is associated with sailors who weren't eating fruit and vegetables — but it's more common than you'd think.

Fans of the practice claim that it improves how well your facial muscles function and enhances your appearance. But does it?

In an older 2007 study with 11 participants ... near the surface of your skin can burst. This can result in skin bruising and minor bleeding. Bruising usually disappears within a couple of ...

However, what also comes with getting older is ... swelling or bruising. Dr. Blair Murphy-Rose, a board-certified cosmetic, medical, and surgical dermatologist at Laser & Skin Surgery Center ...

Your lifestyle habits are equally important. “Drink lots of water and load up on water-rich foods as well as omega fatty ...

This method of therapeutically scraping the skin with a tool is thought to increase blood circulation, relieve muscle tension ...

Scurvy is caused by a severe vitamin C deficiency, which data suggests may be more prevalent than is generally assumed ...