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All you need to know about Melasma Treatment

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What is melasma? Melasma is a common skin condition. The condition causes dark, discoloured patches on the skin. The most common pattern involves the forehead, cheeks, nose, upper lip, and chin. Causes & Aggravating Factors Sun Exposure:  Melasma patches have a strong link to both ultraviolet and infrared rays. This means that if you are exposed to the sun's rays, the patches may darken or grow in size. Even short exposures can be harmful. Pregnancy:  The hormonal changes associated with pregnancy can cause melasma to appear in previously healthy women for the first time. Oral Contraceptive Use:  The estrogens and progesterone in OCPs can cause or worsen melasma. Medications:  Certain drugs and medications, such as antiepileptics, antimalarials, and some antibiotics, can cause melasma. Autoimmune disorders, such as thyroid disorders, have also been linked to melasma. Treatment It is advised to avoid aggravating factors. Melasma treatment is multimodal, encompassi...

How to treat Dark Spots?

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What are Dark Spots? Dark spots on the skin, also known as hyperpigmentation, develop when certain areas of the skin produce more melanin than usual. Melanin is responsible for the color of the eyes, skin, and hair. These can even appear in certain skin diseases such as acne, eczema or psoriasis, trauma, or injury to the skin. What Are the Causes of Dark Spots? Dark spots are commonly caused by previous sun exposure. The spots are also linked to certain skin conditions like melanoma and hyperpigmentation and can occur as a side effect of certain medications like NSAIDs, tetracyclines, and psychotropic drugs. Treatments For Dark Spots Dark spots do not cause severe health risks. However, many people seek treatments for cosmetic reasons, such as to achieve brighter, more even-toned skin. The best treatment for dark spots depends on the cause, size, and location of the spots on the body. Some of the most commonly recommended dark spot treatments are: Chemical peels Peels are classified in...

All you need to know about Hair fall treatment

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What is hair fall? Hair fall is different from hair loss and anyone can experience hair fall due to the changing environmental condition, the hair growth cycle of the Telogen phase, stress or chronic illness, the side effects of any medication, stressful lifestyle with poor nutrition. Losing more than 100 strands of hair per day are referred to as hair fall. It is important to understand that shedding 50-100 hair strands per day is a regular occurrence as part of the natural hair growth cycle and does not contribute to the reason for concern. However, exceeding this quantity of hair strands every day necessitates medical intervention. This excessive hair loss provides an important signal about your general health situation, whether it is a thyroid problem, diabetes, or heart disease- much before a clinical examination. Book your appointment with Dr. Deepam Shah, the best Dermatologist in Mumbai to determine the specific cause of your hair loss or hair fall and to receive the best ...

Top 10 things to look for in a hair transplant clinic.

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The popularity of hair transplants has increased significantly in recent years. 1. Infrastructure of the Clinic The hair transplant clinic should preferably have access to cutting-edge, inventive, and cutting-edge infrastructure. It must have a team of skilled medical practitioners and support workers to treat basic and problem based, as well as emergencies. The clinic must have an in-house or outsourced laboratory and a diagnostic center so that all tests and diagnostic results are easily accessible. 2. The surgeon's academic background You must check the doctor's educational credentials and experience. You may learn about their specializations by visiting their website or portfolio. One of the most significant considerations is the surgeon's ability to conduct a wide range of hair restoration procedures. The success percentage of the surgeon's hair transplant surgery should also be a factor for you to consider. 3. COVID safety and hygiene In today's hard and uncle...