Treatment for common skin concerns ranges from acne and pigmentation correction to structural skin firming and keloid scar management.
Hyperpigmentation, the medical term for skin discoloration, is caused by overproduction of melanin. When the darkening appears in large patches on your forehead, cheeks or temples, it is called melasma.
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Sand burr, an unwelcome intruder in lawns and beaches throughout the Southern United States, is an annual grass that reproduces by burrs, or stickers. The burrs attach themselves to shoelaces, clothing, pet fur and even tires, and feature 1/4-inch spines that are sharp enough to penetrate skin.
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Acne -- an inflammatory skin condition featuring blackheads, whiteheads and pimples -- results from the clogging of your pores with skin oils, dead cells and bacteria. When inflammation goes deep enough, cystic acne can result.
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Enlarged facial pores can be unsightly. They create an irregular texture and tone that detracts from the smooth, glowing appearance of attractive skin. Large pores become more noticeable with age. Although the actual size of pores can't be reduced, various techniques can help you minimize their appearance.
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A scald--a burn from hot liquids or steam--can be painful. Treating yourself promptly can help relieve the discomfort. In a first-degree scald or burn, your skin is red, swollen and painful, but you can treat this minor burn yourself.
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