Treatment for common skin concerns ranges from acne and pigmentation correction to structural skin firming and keloid scar management.
Fine lines and wrinkles commonly happen as you age, though they can start to make an appearance at a relatively young age. Attributed partly to genetics, wrinkles also often reflect your lifestyle, especially when you spend a lot of time in the sun.
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Lanolin is an oily substance obtained from sheep wool. Manufacturers extract sebum from the wool, then clean and refine it to produce a final product known as anhydrous lanolin.
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Sunburned skin can occur after only 15 minutes of sun exposure, says "Kids Health." Sunburns are not only painful, but can cause fine lines, wrinkles and skin cancer.
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Cystic acne on the back causes hard, deeply embedded nodules. They are often painful and may last for weeks or even months. Cystic acne frequently leaves behind scars and can be extremely difficult to treat.
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A dark spot can appear on an X-ray or scan for any number of reasons. Brain lesions usually are discovered accidentally when you're being diagnosed for an unrelated symptom, according to MayoClinic.com.
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When you have extremely dry skin on your face, you may see flaking and experience itching. Age and environmental factors are often the cause of dry skin, and you can generally treat it at home. If your dry skin becomes a chronic problem, contact your doctor to rule out a medical condition, such as psoriasis.
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Sagging skin is a common sign of aging, due to the loss of your skin's elasticity. The skin around your eyes, including your eyelids, can be especially prone to loosening and drooping with age, because the skin in this area is very thin.
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The under-eye are is thin and has a different texture from the skin on the rest of your face. Since your eyes are open during most of your waking hours, their strain takes its toll on the skin around them, sometimes producing wrinkles, discoloration and other signs of tension.
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Rejuvenating your skin with natural products is a cost-effective way to take care of your body from home. Oils such as coconut and sesame provide your skin with vitamins and keep it hydrated. This can lessen the appearance of wrinkles, reduce acne and improve your overall complexion.
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Scars are the result of the healing process. Collagen forms beneath the skin as a part of the process of wound healing. Scars are formed from wounds, burns, surgeries, accidents, stretch marks and skin diseases.
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Many facial creams come designed for use during either the day or the night. Though formulations may be similar, day creams should have sunscreen ingredients to help defend your skin from the wrinkle-causing effects of the sun, advises skincare expert Paula Begoun.
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Collagen is responsible for your skin's youthful appearance and elasticity. Collagen also helps skin to heal properly after injury or diseases such as acne. Collagen forms small fibers, making a netting of protection for the skin keeping wrinkles and fine lines at bay.
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The National Institutes of Health notes dyshidrotic eczema is a condition marked by small, itchy blisters that can develop on the skin of your hands and feet.
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Pimples under the breasts, typically caused by sweating, friction or tight clothing, can be bothersome and even embarrassing. The skin on your breasts is thicker than on your face, which makes these blemishes somewhat more difficult to treat. Waiting for the pimples to go away is one option.
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Exfoliation removes dead cells from the skin's surface to improve its appearance and to prevent clogged pores and acne. It may also help combat the signs of aging by removing dull and damaged skin and encouraging the growth of new, healthy skin.
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While acne is never welcome, pimples inside the nose can be particularly uncomfortable. Acne inside of the nose may sensitive upon contact, and extended contact may prevent the sores from healing.
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A sunburned scalp can be a particularly painful condition that's likely to peel and flake as it heals. According to the Mayo Clinic's website, it's fairly easy to prevent scalp sunburn altogether by wearing a hat when you're out in the sun.
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When a patient has a diseased gastrointestinal system or dysfunctioning bladder, a surgical opening must be made so that waste products can exit the body. An ostomy defines the surgically created opening, while a stoma defines the actual protruding end in the abdominal wall.
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Baking soda is likely one of the most versatile items found in your pantry. Added to water, you can make a powerful cleaning paste. You can use it in place of your regular shampoo for cleaner hair. You might even mix it with vinegar for a child's science project.
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If you suffer from eczema or your skin erupts into hives or rashes regularly, examine your diet. You might have an undiagnosed sensitivity to certain foods. Some common and ubiquitous foods can cause skin reactions, particularly in people with sensitive skin.
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