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Category: Cosmetics

Traction alopecia

Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Complications Overview Traction alopecia is a type of hair loss caused by prolonged or repetitive tension on the scalp hair. First described in 1907 among individuals from Greenland who wore tight ponytails, it results from hairstyles that pull on the …

Solar lentigo

Overview Causes and Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Complications Overview Solar lentigo is a benign, hyperpigmented patch of skin caused by prolonged exposure to ultraviolet (UV) radiation. This exposure leads to local proliferation of melanocytes and an accumulation of melanin in the keratinocytes. Commonly known as “age …

Body Piercing

Overview Contraindications Regulations Procedures Aftercare Potential complications Overview Body piercing, a popular and ancient form of body modification, involves creating an opening in the body to insert jewelry or cultural adornments. This practice has deep cultural, aesthetic, and personal significance and has evolved with various …

Rosacea

Overview Causes Symptoms Treatment Diagnosis Complications Overview Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin condition primarily affecting the central face, typically starting between the ages of 30 and 60. Characterized by persistent facial redness, rosacea has a relapsing and remitting course, with symptoms managed through lifestyle …

Itchy Bottom: Diagnosis

DiagnosisItchy bottom Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Complication Diagnosis involves a thorough examination of the perianal skin, history-taking, and possibly, investigations such as skin swabs, scrapings, or biopsies to confirm the underlying cause. ‹‹Previous (Symptoms)         Next (Treatment)››

Itchy Bottom: Complications

ComplicationItchy bottom Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Complication Complications of itchy anus may include lichen simplex, contact dermatitis from treatment products, or secondary skin infections. Outcome With proper attention and treatment, itchy anus typically improves. However, it may relapse during times of stress or if …

Itchy Bottom: Treatment

TreatmentItchy bottom Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Complication Treatment measures include general hygiene practices like gentle cleansing, avoiding irritants, wearing loose cotton clothing, and increasing dietary fiber. Specific treatments depend on the underlying cause and may involve topical emollients, steroids, or systemic medications. ‹‹Previous (Diagnosis)  …

Itchy Bottom: Causes

CausesItchy bottom Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Complication Causes of Itchy Bottom The exact cause of itchy bottom isn’t always known, but it can be classified as primary (idiopathic) or secondary. Primary causes include factors like perianal hypertrichosis, hyperhidrosis, or systemic diseases, while secondary causes …

Itchy Bottom: Symptoms

SymptomsItchy bottom Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Complication The clinical features of itchy anus include acute or chronic onset, changes in bowel habits, cleaning routines, and medical history. Skin examination is crucial for diagnosis, which may reveal secondary excoriations or lichenification. ‹‹Previous (Causes)      …

Neurofibromatoses

Overview Causes Diagnosis Treatment Complications Overview Neurofibromatoses are a group of genetic disorders that cause the growth of tumors along the nervous system. These tumors, arising from nerve tissues, may develop anywhere in the body, including the brain, spinal cord, and peripheral nerves. The three …

Skin Ageing: Treatment

TreatmentAnti aging skincare Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis Treatment Treatment Options • Antiageing Creams: Long-term application to face, neck, and hands, containing sunscreens, fruit acids, vitamin C, retinoids, and growth factors. • Fillers (Implants): Injected to conceal lines and scars, including collagen, hyaluronic acid, and fat. …

Skin Ageing: Diagnosis

Diagnosis Anti aging skincare Overview Causes Symptoms Diagnosis  Treatment • Clinically diagnosed based on visible signs, with suspicious lesions often biopsied for confirmation. ‹‹Previous (Symptoms)       Next (Treatment)››