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By Dr George Kravvas
19.02.24
Dermatology

Addressing lichen sclerosus

Leading consultant dermatologist Dr George Kravvas takes a look at some of the most commonly-asked questions about lichen sclerosus in this comprehensive article.

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By Dr Waseem Bakkour
05.02.24
Dermatology

An expert's guide to Mohs surgery

In his latest online article, renowned consultant dermatologist and dermatological surgeon Dr Waseem Bakkour explains Mohs surgery, a highly successful treatment for skin cancer.

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By Dr George Kravvas
26.10.23
Dermatology

Your guide to genital skin conditions and solutions

The skin is the largest organ of the human body, and it serves several roles, including as a protective barrier against the external environment. Like any other part of the body, the genital region is susceptible to a range of skin diseases. These conditions can be uncomfortable, embarrassing, and even life-threatening. In this online article, Dr George Kravvas explores six unique genital skin diseases, their causes, symptoms, and available treatment options.

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By Dr Cristina Rodriguez-Garcia
13.05.22
Dermatology

Psoriasis: myth busting and fact finding

Psoriasis: myth or fact? Leading consultant dermatologist Dr Cristina Rodriguez-Garcia sets the record straight about what's a myth and what's a fact regarding psoriasis. Read on to clarify any doubts you may have.

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By Dr Cristina Rodriguez-Garcia
13.04.22
Dermatology

Skin cancer: The journey from detection to diagnosis and onwards

Leading consultant dermatologist Dr Cristina Rodriguez-Garcia gives expert insight on the diagnosis of skin cancer, including on how the type and stage of the cancer is determined. She also offers excellent advice on how to lower the risk of recurrence of the disease.

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By Dr Cristina Rodriguez-Garcia
07.09.20
Dermatology

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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By Dr Andreea Anton
18.04.18
Dermatology

How can I improve my acne scars?

Acne scars can be a real pain, and often make people feel self-conscious about their skin. Treating acne scars at home can often prove fruitless, but with the proper guidance and treatments from a leading dermatologist, like Dr Firas Al-Niaimi, it is possible to gain control over your acne scars.

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By Dr Zoi Tsianou
21.11.17
Dermatology

Will acne go away with age?

Acne is a common condition affecting many of us in our teenage years. Most adolescents develop acne in some form, causing breakouts, oily skin, and sometimes causing pain. Leading Harley Street dermatologist Dr Zoi Tsianou explains who is affected, and how the problem can be solved.

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By Dr Montse Gilaberte
04.08.17
Dermatology

Living with rosacea: a guide to a chronic condition

Rosacea is a common skin rash that affects millions of people in the UK. Chronic in nature, rosacea usually affects the face. More prevalent in middle-aged people, it is characterised by flushing, redness, swollen lumps and pus. Find out how it can be kept under control.

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By Dr Montse Gilaberte
31.07.17
Dermatology

Which route is right for me? How to banish acne scars

Acne is a pretty common skin condition that affects most people at some point in their lives. It can affect many parts of the body, but it more commonly affects the face, chest, and back. Here, Dr Montse Gilaberte explains more.

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