It’s important to leave scabs alone. Scabs form on the skin and scalp as part of a healing process. They protect new skin as it grows in over damaged areas. When you pick at scabs, you can expose the ...

Scabs form on the skin and scalp as part of a healing process. They protect new skin as it grows in over damaged areas. When you pick at scabs, you can expose the delicate skin underneath to ...

An 81-year-old woman was referred for evaluation of a growth on her scalp. On physical examination, a crusted papule on a base of dried blood is noted. An 81-year-old fair-skinned woman was referred ...

Shay Spencer has joined Picking Scabs, See-Saw Films and writer/showrunner Samantha Strauss’ joint venture, as Executive Producer. Spencer will report to See-Saw Films’ Head of Film and Television ...

Spencer will report to See-Saw Films’ head of film and TV for Australia Liz Watts, and Samantha Strauss. Spencer joins Picking Scabs from Jungle Entertainment where she was head of drama, executive ...

See-Saw Films and Samantha Strauss’s joint venture indie Picking Scabs has hired a Jungle Entertainment and Fremantle Australia alum to its creative team. Shay Spencer becomes executive producer ...

Jungle Entertainment Head of Drama Shay Spencer is joining Picking Scabs, the joint venture between See-Saw Films and writer/showrunner Samantha Strauss. She will become an Executive Producer ...

Shay Spencer has joined writer/showrunner/executive producer Samantha Strauss and See-Saw Films’ joint venture production company, Picking Scabs, as executive producer. Picking Scabs, launched in late ...

Shingles may develop on your scalp and face if the virus that causes ... These blisters may ooze and bleed, and then crust over forming itchy scabs. Hair loss is possible at the site of the ...

If you have scalp acne, you’re not alone. For most of my adult life, I've struggled with acne on my head. And I’m not talking about little whiteheads along the hairline; I'm talking about ...

That can slow down healing. It also puts you at risk for infection, since your fingers and nails can introduce bacteria or other germs into the wound. Scratching the wound or picking at the scab as it ...