Tag Archives: Dr. Hannon

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How Often do Moles Turn into Melanoma?

Cancer in general results from accumulated genetic alterations that lead to uncontrolled cell growth. Nearly 300 gene mutations have been identified in melanoma, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation has been convincingly implicated in their accrual. To this day, however, there is extensive scientific debate about the biological spectrum between benign moles and truly malignant melanoma, and […]

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Mpls St Paul 2019 Rising Stars!

Mpls St Paul Magazine just released the fifth edition of their Top Doctors Rising Stars List! These Rising Stars are recognized by their peers in the Twin Cities physician community as outstanding top doctors that have been practicing for approximately 10 years or less. Congratulations to three of our physicians, Dr. Hannon, Dr. Reid, and Dr. […]

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What Exactly is Keratosis Pilaris?

Keratosis pilaris (usually called “KP”) is a very common, benign, readily diagnosable condition. The most typical cases present with rough bumps on the posterior arms, anterior thighs, or cheeks, and frequently occurs in individuals or families with atopy (e.g. atopic dermatitis/eczema, seasonal allergies, food allergies).           The latin name is appropriate. […]

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How Important is Sunscreen for Rosacea?

Many signs suggest the sun is partially to blame for rosacea: the condition is more common in fair-skinned people, sunlight alone can induce transient flushing, and even skin biopsies of rosacea tend to show increased levels of sun damage. The exact mechanism of this effect is unclear, and most studies suggest a complex interplay between […]

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Sun Safety Tips

Times have certainly changed. Gone are the days where sun protection was an afterthought, and sunburns mere inconveniences. Up to 50% of Americans who live to age 65 will develop at least one non-melanoma skin cancer. You can decrease your risk of developing precancerous and cancerous lesions going forward while still enjoying the outdoors. Here […]

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