Treatment for common skin concerns ranges from acne and pigmentation correction to structural skin firming and keloid scar management.
Shoulder acne can be an annoyance, especially during the warmer months. Having breakouts on your shoulders may make you feel self-conscious about wearing sleeveless clothing. Shoulder acne can be severe, because the pores are larger on this part of the body and sizable lesions can appear.
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Pimples are inflammation on the surface of the skin typically caused by pores that have been clogged with oil and dead skin cells. By reducing the amount of oil on the skin, you can prevent and treat blemishes. A good skin routine can help unclog pores and control oil production.
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When your baby suffers from a blotchy rash on his face, there could be several causes. Viruses, heat exposure and teething are all associated with red and splotchy rashes that appear on the face. Most rashes affecting babies disappear without any special treatment.
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Dry skin on the fingertips can be caused by many different factors. Skin on the fingertips may be dry and flaky, or in severe cases, cracking or peeling.
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If you want to clear up your acne within a month, you are going to have to stick to a strict skin care regimen. During that month, you need to reduce the amount of oil on your skin while using products that promote peeling and kill acne-causing bacteria.
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When you lose a substantial amount of weight, approximately 25 percent or more of your total body weight, you can develop saggy skin around certain areas. The skin may hang off of places like your stomach. As you are losing weight, you can do certain things to prevent excess skin around the stomach.
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Scars on the legs can be difficult to hide, especially during the summer months. You may feel self-conscious about wearing shorts or swimwear if scars appear on the legs. For minor scars, you can use home remedies to get rid of them or at least reduce their appearance.
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Veins in the hands typically become more prominent with age, so removing veins that bulge out of the surface of your hands can give you a younger appearance.
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If you have undergone some type of surgery on your breasts, including augmentation, reduction or mastectomy, you are likely to have some scarring from the procedure. The scars may appear on the underside of the breast, under the arm or around the nipple.
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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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Clearasil Vanishing Acne Treatment Cream is a type of spot-treatment product for breakouts. The cream contains 10 percent concentration of benzoyl peroxide. According to Acne.com, benzoyl peroxide works by reducing acne inflammation and controlling the amount of oil on the skin.
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According to the University of Maryland Medical Center, acne is caused from a build-up of oil and dead skin cells on the skin. The pores become clogged with the oil and dead skin cells, and inflammatory lesions, such as papules and pustules, give the skin a reddened appearance.
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Razor burn on your underarms is the pits. While armpits may not be the most alluring part of the body, they still deserve to look clean and smooth -- not covered in those tiny red bumps that most often occur from shaving irritation or from an allergic reaction to a skin-care product.
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If your baby suffers a bad fall or undergoes surgery, you may have concerns regarding the permanence of a scar. Speak to your pediatrician about safe treatments you can use on your baby. Treatments of scars are typically not considered until the scar has fully matured, which may take as long as 12 to 18 months.
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If you suffer from facial redness, you may use a moisturizer to calm the area and relieve your redness. Rosacea, keratosis and eczema are examples of skin conditions that can cause redness to appear on the skin. Moisturizers can be used to calm the skin and reduce the redness of the skin.
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When you have loose skin on the back, it can cause problems like bra bulge and muffin top. Back fat tends to rest either at the top of the back near the shoulder blades or at the lower back, just above the butt.
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