Dermatology Blog

CO2 fractional laser resurfacing is a specialized technique in which damaged layers of the skin are removed. It can not only revitalize your skin but also make you look much younger. Thus, the CO2 fractional laser resurfacing is one of Read More…

We all face skin problems like pigmentation, acne, fine lines, and wrinkles. Many simply live with these issues and continue to feel self-conscious. However, some people take matters into their own hands and seek out the help of cosmetic procedures. Read More…

Eczema, also known as dermatitis, is a disease where rashes are developed on the skin. The skin can become red in color, inflamed, itchy, cracked, and rough. The disease sometimes lasts for a short period, and in other cases, it Read More…

Having firm and lifted skin with a natural glow is desired by many. Youthful skin makes you look years younger than your age and positively effects how people interact with you on a daily basis. We all have a beauty Read More…

Toenail fungus is a common condition. Some fail to notice the infection, as it sometimes is not visible on the outside of the nail. This means that you might live with a toenail fungal infection for years even without realizing Read More…

Are stretch marks stretching your patience? These unsightly visible marks and lines can make it difficult for you to wear bathing suits or other fashionable styles of clothing that show off your skin. Why Do Stretch Marks Appear? Stretch marks Read More…

Acne can lead to a negative self-image. This is especially true for younger people, who often go through a rough cycle of anxiety, self-isolation, and depression due to facial acne. Photodynamic blue light therapy is one of the fastest and Read More…

Wrinkles are naturally caused by a contraction of underlying facial muscles that occurs every time you smile, laugh, or frown. However, due to loss of skin elasticity in some individuals, these lines or wrinkles are visible even when they do Read More…

Skin allergies can be quite irritating, and the first step to avoiding an allergy is finding out what you are allergic to. The most common causes for an allergy are mold, pollen, dust mites, dander, and types of foods. Most Read More…

It is natural for the body to produce new skin cells each month and replace the old ones that flake or shed off. But with the skin condition known as psoriasis, the new skin cells begin to form within a Read More…