Join us for World Vitiligo Day, a global movement in vitiligo care, coming to Canada for the first time on June 25th

Join us for World Vitiligo Day, a global movement in vitiligo care, coming to Canada for the first time on June 25th

Stories and Articles about Skin and Healthcare

Learn how you can navigate the waters of Canadian healthcare by reading stories and articles from our team, patients, and doctors! 

Rosacea

Resources

Patient Story - Cheryl White-GSH blog

“I am deeply grateful for the exceptional care I received from the honorable Dr. Hong and his team during the …

Rosacea

Are you dealing with persistent facial redness, bumps, or sensitivity? You might be one of the millions affected by rosacea. …

Werner Hohn's Journey with GetSkinHelp: Battling Dermatitis and Finding Relief

  Werner Hohn began experiencing itchy skin spots in the Fall, which gradually worsened over time. By mid-December, he realized …

Why Firefighters Face Higher Skin Cancer Risks (And What It Means for Your Skin Health)

Firefighters save lives, but their heroic work exposes them to hidden dangers that linger long after the flames are out. …

Rosacea

Vicki Bradley had been grappling with a mysterious skin condition ever since December of 2024. What started as a small …

doctor applying a topical steroid cream, heading "Topical Steroids: a clear understanding"

  What Are Topical Steroids?   Topical steroids (topical corticosteroids) are medications specifically designed to treat skin conditions by reducing inflammation directly …

Patient Stories

Read stories about how our patients were able to get the right care.

One suspicious mole and a screening that saved her life

Belle Bowen is a melanoma advocate who recorded herself using GetSkinHelp, and it saved her life.

But soon, they will returns. And when they do the bittersweet reality of those moments of that reality need to be acknowledged:

Valeria’s journey with melanoma

Valeria is a mother of three and her journey with melanoma spanned the globe and is riddled with misdiagnoses, delays, and conflicts.

But soon, they will returns. And when they do the bittersweet reality of those moments of that reality need to be acknowledged: