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Basal cell carcinomas: best treatment for skin cancer
Basal cell carcinomas are by far the commonest form of skin cancer, but they are also one of the least harmful. Consultant dermatologist, Professor Andrew Leslie Wright explains what causes this form of skin cancer and what the best treatments are to cure it.
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Chin and cheek implants: are they right for me?
We spoke to leading facial plastic surgeon, Mr Timothy Mellor, to find out about cheek implants, when they are used and what happens during facial implant surgery. Discover how this procedure We works, what the duration period is and how long the recovery time takes.
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Can rosacea ever go away on its own?
Rosacea can affect self-confidence, in this latest article with a leading dermatologist, Dr Ariel Haus, we found out what the causes can be and what the triggers are. We found out what types of treatment are available, whether rosacea can ever be cured and what happens if rosacea is left untreated.
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Scars often remind us of negative past experiences, they also tell stories. Sometimes, it's best to forget them. People often opt for scar removal to boost confidence. In this article, we spoke with leading consultant dermatologist, Mr Azad Haki, to find out when scar removal might be necessary, what types of scars can be removed when surgery is necessary for scar removal and for more information on how it's done.
Por Dr Ravi Ratnavel
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Inflammatory skin diseases explained by a specialist
Leading dermatologist Dr Ravi Ratnavel shares his professional expertise on inflammatory skin disease, common and uncommon inflammatory skin conditions as well as prevention and treatment.
Por Dr Hiba Injibar
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Rosacea: how to get rid of redness and bumps
It can really knock your confidence if you have a flareup of the skin condition rosacea on your face, which appears as redness and pus-filled spots that are similar to acne. Thankfully, one of London's leading dermatologists Dr Hiba Injibar is here to explain how the condition can be treated.
Por Professor Andrew Wright
29.09.20
Dermatología
Psoriasis who does it affect latest treatments
Around 2% of the UK population are affected by psoriasis; a condition that causes rashes to appear on the scalp, hands, feet, elbows and knees. Professor Andrew Leslie Wright, a leading consultant dermatologist in Bradford and Leeds, discusses how psoriasis is treated, who and what are the latest advancements in treatments.
Por Dr Ravi Ratnavel
28.09.20
Dermatología
Late adult acne in females: what can be done?
Scarring, redness and inflammation are just a few of the attributes of acne that can impact mental health and self-confidence. Whilst we typically associate acne with teenagers, it can occur in our adult years too. In his latest article, leading dermatologist Dr Ravi Ratnavel explains how acne in adulthood differs, what the causes are and how the condition can be treated.
Por Dr Hiba Injibar
10.09.20
Dermatología
How to get rid of maskne (mask acne) and prevent it
Is mask-wearing causing your face to break out in spots? Maskne (mask acne) is becoming increasingly common as a result of mask-wearing in the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr Hiba Injibar explains how to get rid of it and prevent breakouts on your face.
Por Dr Cristina Rodriguez-Garcia
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Dermatología
Skin cancer: detection using dermoscopy
Moles are small, coloured spots on the skin. The majority of them aren't anything to worry about but they can be a cause for concern if they change shape, size or colour. Dr Cristina Rodriguez-Garcia, is an expert at skin monitoring and mole mapping. She diagnoses and treats skin cancer. In this article she explains what mole mapping is and how a dermoscopy is used.
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