Acne Acne Conditions & Treatments
Acne is a common skin disease that is characterized by areas of the epidermis with multiple non-inflammatory folliicular papules or comedomes and or inflammatory papules, pustules and nodules in its more severe forms.
Melasma Melasma Conditions & Treatments
Melasma is a dark discoloration of the skin that appears in sun exposed areas of the face. Women are far more likely than men to get Melasma. It is so common during pregnancy that some people call it the Mask of Pregnancy.
Rosacea Rosacea Treatments
Rosacea is a common chronic skin condition involving inflammation of the cheeks, nose, chin, forehead or eyelids. Rosacea may appear as redness, prominent spider-like blood vessels, swelling, or epidermis inflammations.
Sunspots Sunspot / Pigmented Lesions Treatments
Sunspots (Solar Keratoses or Actinic Keratoses)are premalignant skin lesions and are caused by excessive long-term exposure to the sun. Over time, excessive sun exposure may result in lasting patches of discoloration. These marks are also referred to as age or liver spots. Sunspots are seen as relatively flat, scaly and often red areas on sun-exposed skin.
Stretchmarks Stretch Mark Conditions & Treatments
Stretch Marks are a skin condition that forms in the dermis or middle layer of the skin. Stretch Marks is a form of linear dermal scarring that is accompanied by epidermal atrophy. Stretch Marks are undesirable skin lesions that result in considerable asethetic concern for many. Stretch Marks usually appear as reddish or purple lines and generally tend to fade to a lighter color.
Wrinkles Wrinkles Conditions & Treatments
Wrinkles are creases and folds in the skin that appear as we get older. As a person gets older, the epidermal cells become thinner and less sticky. The decreased stickiness of the epidermal cells lose the effectiveness of the barrier function allowing more and more moisture to be released from the skin. This causes dryness in the skin.
Spider Veins Broken Capillaries Conditions & Treatments
Broken capillaries appear as reddish or bluish, bruise-like spots on the face. These spots consist of dozens of tiny veins that break and appear on the surface of the skin. Broken capillaries are commonly known as spider veins because of their tree branch, spider web-like shape.