How to Treat Sun Damage in Hawaii: Q&A with Dr. Shelbi Jim On: Living in Hawaii means year-round sunshine—but it also means increased exposure to UV rays that can lead to long-term skin damage. From dark spots and uneven skin tone to premature aging and skin cancer risk, sun damage is one of the most common concerns we see at Malama Dermatology in Honolulu.
Hyperpigmentation is a common concern in Hawai‘i’s sunny climate. Learn what causes dark spots, how to prevent them, and available treatment options.
Thinking about Botox in Honolulu? Learn what to expect before, during, and after your Xeomin treatment with Dr. Shelbi Jim On at Mālama Dermatology, and how this natural-looking approach can refresh your appearance.
As we welcome a fresh new year in Hawaiʻi, it’s the perfect time to refocus on your skin’s health and well-being. In this message, Dr. Jim On shares reflections from 2025, looks ahead to the aloha-filled year ahead, and offers simple ways to protect and nourish your skin in 2026. Start the year grounded, grateful, and glowing.
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Shelbi Jim On of Mālama Dermatology explains the importance of regular skin checks for Oahu residents.
If you’re looking for a way to refresh dull skin, smooth uneven texture, or soften signs of sun damage, chemical peels remain one of the most effective, dermatologist-recommended treatments available today. At Mālama Dermatology in Honolulu, Dr. Shelbi Jim On offers modern, customizable peels designed for Hawaiʻi’s unique climate—and the unique needs of kamaʻāina and visitors alike.