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Showing posts with label pimples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pimples. Show all posts

Thursday, 28 November 2013

Pimples beyond teens!

The incidence of pimples is increasing beyond 25 years of age especially in females; is this due to increase in stress levels or because more and more females are now becoming more conscious about their looks or due to more sedentary lifestyle? All of these factors are implicated in increase incidence of Adult onset acne. In this article we would be discussing the reason behind getting pimples beyond teens along with treatment options available with dermatologist.


  • What is Adult acne?
  • How does Adult acne present
  • What cause acne to appear at later age?
  • Does diet rich in fat really increase pimples?
  • When should I visit my Dermatologist?
  • Which treatment is prescribed for Adult onset acne?

Find answers to above questions, by clicking here:


Pimples beyond teens! @ Dermatocare.com 




Disclaimer- The content of this page is meant for information purpose only and not not meant for medical use.As everybody skin behaves differently so the author is not responsible for any damage or losses or side effects arising from the use or following the information provided on this page. Also certain topics in this page are still controversial so the author is sharing her views based on her experience and knowledge. Any wrong content or discrepancies in thought are invited for discussions and if needed can be corrected based on the facts. The results expected with skin care products are not universally applicable as each individuals skin behaves differently. The author is not responsible for any adverse event that arises out of following my opinion, however such negative and positive feedback will help me improve. Kindly seek dermatologist advice for skin care, acne, redness, irritation, dark patches or any other skin problem. Kindly note for medico-legal reasons I have not listed prescribed skin care products which are specially formulated according to skin types and are cost effective too. Also, the author has no monetary association with above listed brands, there are thousands of skin care products in the market I have chosen few of them to start with. Kindly note all the photographs in this blog are taken from Google images.
 

Your invaluable comments, queries and Facebook likes will help me in my effort of Dermato-awareness- working towards healthy, radiant and flawless skin. 
Dr Surbhi, MD (Skin)

Saturday, 16 February 2013

Honey versus anti-winkle cream


Dermatocare started as skin care blog concentrated around Dermatology; however with research we realised that there is lot more than allopathy when it come to skin care. One such proof is this blog. Our research about honey coincidentally clashed with analysis of reputed anti-wrinkle cream; to our surprise honey scored higher. The details are tabulated below:

Benefit
Honey
Anti-wrinkle cream
Moisturizer
Yes
Glycerine and water
Vitamins
Six (riboflavin, niacin, pantathonic acid, vitamin B6, folate, vitamin C)
Four (tocopherol, niacin, vitamin C, pantathonic acid)
Anti-oxidants
Multiple (Chrysin, pinobanksin, catalase, pinocembrin)
One (green tea)
Minerals
Zinc, selenium
None
Amino acids
18-20 amino acids mostly Proline
None
Organic acids
Many especially Gluconic acid
None
Anti-septic
anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-viral properties
None
Preservative
Natural
Synthetic

                           

  • How does honey benefits skin?
  • Which type of honey is best for skin?
  • How can I use raw honey on my skin?
  • Which skin types can use honey on face?

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Disclaimer- The content of this page is meant for information pupose only and not not meant for medical use.As everybody skin behaves differently so the author is not responsible for any damage or losses or side effects arising from the use or following the information provided on this page. Also certain topics in this page are still controversial so the author is sharing her views based on her experience and knowledge. Any wrong content or discrepancies in thought are invited for discussions and if needed can be corrected based on the facts. The results expected with skin care products are not universally applicable as each individuals skin behaves differently. The author is not responsible for any adverse event that arises out of following my opinion, however such negative and positive feedback will help me improve. Kindly seek dermatologist advice for skin care, acne, redness, irritation, dark patches or any other skin problem. Kindly note for medico-legal reasons I have not listed prescribed skin care products which are specially formulated according to skin types and are cost effective too. Also, the author has no monetary association with above listed brands, there are thousands of skin care products in the market I have chosen few of them to start with. Kindly note all the photographs in this blog are taken from Google images.

 
Your invaluable comments, queries and Facebook likes will help me in my effort of Dermato-awareness- working towards healthy, radiant and flawless skin. 
Dr Surbhi, MD (Skin)



Friday, 21 September 2012

Skin type- is more than just dry or oily!




Skin type is always thought of as either oily or dry but we determine skin typing on the basis of three factors:
  1. Oil secretion- oily or dry or combination
  2. Pigmentation- pigmented or non pigmented
  3. Sensitivity- sensitive or resistant

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  • But why should I know my skin type?
  • Is tissue paper helpful in determining skin type?
  • What is significance of the three factors on the basis of which skin typing is done?

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Disclaimer: The data shared in my blog is my personal opinion based on my knowledge and experience. The results expected with skin care products are not universally applicable as each individuals skin behaves differently. The author is not responsible for any adverse events that arise out of following suggestions in this blog; however such negative and positive feedback will help me improve. Kindly seek dermatologist advice for skin care, acne, redness, irritation, dark patches or any other skin problem. Kindly note for medico-legal reasons I have not listed prescribed skin care products which are specially formulated according to skin types and are cost effective too.  Also, the author does not have any monetary association with above listed Brands; there are thousands of skin care products in the market I have chosen few of them to start with. 


Saturday, 18 August 2012

Stuck in a war against pimples- let us win back without leaving any scars or marks



Teens  is the time when you gets conscious about your looks spending hours gazing at mirror; however all you can see is your biggest enemy “Pimples”. Some adolescents are lucky enough to have just few of them; however not so lucky ones might have had sleepless nights, missed social engagements, squeezed pimples out and even confined themselves to hide their blemishes.

Find answers to these queries on our website:

  1. Why do you get acne in teens?
  2. What can I do to reduce pimples and their marks on my face?
  3. Does diet rich in fat really increase pimples
  4. When should I visit my Dermatologist?
  5. What treatment is prescribed for pimples?
  6. What can I do so that I stop getting pimples altogether?


For FULL article, click:

War with Pimples @ Dermatocare.com


Disclaimer- The content of this page is meant for information purpose only and not not meant for medical use.As everybody skin behaves differently so the author is not responsible for any damage or losses or side effects arising from the use or following the information provided on this page. Also certain topics in this page are still controversial so the author is sharing her views based on her experience and knowledge. Any wrong content or discrepancies in thought are invited for discussions and if needed can be corrected based on the facts. The results expected with skin care products are not universally applicable as each individuals skin behaves differently. The author is not responsible for any adverse event that arises out of following my opinion, however such negative and positive feedback will help me improve. Kindly seek dermatologist advice for skin care, acne, redness, irritation, dark patches or any other skin problem. Kindly note for medico-legal reasons I have not listed prescribed skin care products which are specially formulated according to skin types and are cost effective too. Also, the author has no monetary association with above listed brands, there are thousands of skin care products in the market I have chosen few of them to start with. Kindly note all the photographs in this blog are taken form Google images.

Your invaluable comments, queries and Facebook likes will help me in my effort of Dermato-awareness- working towards healthy, radiant and flawless skin.
 Dr Surbhi, MD (Skin)

Thursday, 19 April 2012

Open pores – there is no such dermatological term !!!!

As a dermatologist, I get patients who come looking for cure of open pores on their face which are impacting their looks and confidence. I have not read about open pores as a disease and couldn’t find any reference to the same in my standard dermatology textbooks. Hence, I decided to research about “open pores” and started to look for scientific data; this is the summary of information gathered and my understanding of open pores.


  1. How do I recognise that I have open pores?
  2. Why me! Why do I get these open pores?
  3. Can we prevent development of new open pores?
  4. Can I get rid of the open pores that I have?


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