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Dermatology

What’s the best treatment for melasma?

Melasma is a common skin condition that causes brown or greyish patches, usually on the face. It is often triggered by hormonal changes, sun exposure, or genetics. While melasma is not harmful, it can be difficult to treat. The best approach depends on the severity of the pigmentation and the patient’s skin type.

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By Dr Nicolas Nicolaou
28.01.25
Dermatology

The warning signs of early skin cancer

Early detection of skin cancer is crucial for successful treatment. Recognising the warning signs can make a significant difference in outcomes. Skin cancer often begins with subtle changes that may be overlooked, so understanding what to look for can help identify potential issues early on.

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By Dr Ravi Ramessur
22.01.25
Dermatology

The influence of stress on psoriasis

Psoriasis is a chronic autoimmune condition that causes skin inflammation, leading to red, scaly patches. While the exact cause of psoriasis is not fully understood, various factors, including stress, play a significant role in triggering or worsening symptoms. Stress management is, therefore, a crucial part of psoriasis care.

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By Dr Ajay Bhundia
22.01.25
Dermatology

PRP (platelet-rich plasma): A revolutionary treatment for your health

PRP (platelet-rich plasma) is an innovative medical treatment that offers a natural, minimally invasive solution for a range of skin and hair concerns. Dr Ajay Bhundia, highly experienced GP with a special interest in dermatology, provides an expert insight into its uses, the treatment process, and expected outcomes.

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By Dr Christopher Heaton
13.01.25
Dermatology

Understanding different types of skin cancer

In this article, renowned consultant dermatologist, Dr Christopher Heaton, shares his expert insights with regards to the most common types of skin cancer.

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By Dr Rovshan Izamov
23.12.24
Dermatology

Carboxytherapy treatment for acne

Acne is a skin condition characterised by flare-ups of pimples and blemishes that can be quite painful and unsightly. In this article, a consultant aestheticist and dermatologist explains an up-and-coming treatment technique for acne and related scarring: carboxytherapy.

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By Dr Ophelia Veraitch
23.12.24
Dermatology

Female-pattern hair loss explored

In one of our latest medical articles at Top Doctors UK, esteemed consultant dermatologist, Dr Ophelia Veraitch, outlines the main causes and symptoms of female-pattern hair loss.

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Dermatology

The importance of skin cancer checks: Early detection saves lives

In this article, we explore the importance of early detection of skin cancer, as revered GP with a special interest in dermatology, Dr Ajay Bhundia, explains all.

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By Dr Hiba Injibar
18.12.24
Dermatology

The power and limitations of Botox

Botox, short for botulinum toxin, was originally invented to help correct a lazy eye, but now is best known for its application as a non-invasive cosmetic anti-ageing treatment. In this article, a consultant dermatologist explains the ways that Botox can be used, and the potential risks or downfalls.

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By Dr George Kravvas
17.12.24
Dermatology

What is acne and why does it happen?

Acne is a common skin condition that affects people of all ages but is particularly prevalent among teenagers and young adults. It occurs when hair follicles, or pores, become blocked with oil (sebum), dead skin cells, and bacteria. Sebum is a natural oily substance produced by sebaceous glands to keep the skin hydrated. However, when produced in excess, it can mix with other materials and clog the pores. This leads to inflammation and the development of spots, blackheads, whiteheads, and sometimes more severe lesions like cysts. We speak to a leading dermatologist who explains the various types, management options and lifestyle options which can control it.

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