Heat, humidity, and outdoor activities can increase the risk of skin rashes during Hawaiʻi’s summer months. Learn about common summer rashes, how to prevent them, and when it’s time to see a dermatologist.
Patients in Hawaiʻi are exposed to strong UV rays year-round, making annual skin checks an important part of preventive healthcare. Learn why regular skin exams can help detect skin cancer early and protect your long-term skin health.
When it comes to achieving healthy, radiant skin, the products you use matter just as much as the treatments you receive. At Mālama Dermatology, skincare is never one-size-fits-all. Instead, patients benefit from carefully curated, dermatologist-recommended products designed to support real, lasting results.
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.
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Shelbi Jim On of Mālama Dermatology explains the importance of regular skin checks for Oahu residents.
Board-certified dermatologist Dr. Shelbi Jim On of Mālama Dermatology shares expert advice on how Hawaii’s climate, sun exposure, and lifestyle shape skincare needs for Oahu residents.