Treatment for common skin concerns ranges from acne and pigmentation correction to structural skin firming and keloid scar management.
While your girlfriend's bathroom cabinet may be filled with cleansers, lotions, creams and other skin care products, most men prefer a simpler skin care routine. In fact, you may not think much about skin care at all.
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An occasional drink while out with friends may not affect you much, but continually abusing alcohol will show on your face the next morning and possibly in the long term. Alcohol can do a number on your skin, making it look dry, dull and patchy.
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Cetaphil Gentle Cleanser is a mild formula designed for those with sensitive skin but used by anyone who wants to avoid a harsh product, especially on the face. According to the Cetaphil website, the cleanser is non-comedogenic, which means it won't clog pores or cause breakouts.
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Women with darker skin have a different set of challenges than women with lighter skin. Most skin care products are formulated to women with light, combination skin, meaning black women need to choose their arsenal of skin care products and routines carefully.
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The term barnacle refers to a condition known as seborrheic keratosis, where large, benign spots and mole-like growths appear on the body. Usually the result of genetics and old age, there is no way to prevent these dark spots from appearing on your skin as you advance in age.
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The term keloid refers to hypertrophc, or puffy, scars on the skin. Keloids are often the result of burns or other skin traumas and are almost blisterlike scars. While keloids are harmless, they can be unsightly and embarrassing, especially when they're on visible parts of your body.
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While getting a tan can't cure your acne, a deeper skin tone can help camouflage some of the redness and inflammation from your acne. Getting a tan by sunning yourself outside or using tanning beds can be dangerous to your health and put you at higher risk for skin cancer, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation.
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Black bumps, caused by blackheads on the chest, can be easily covered by clothing, but come swimsuit season, you may feel embarrassed when it comes time to head to the beach. While chest blackheads are harmless, they can make you feel self conscious.
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Scars on the nose can manifest in two very different ways. The first are sunken scars, which can be the result of slow-healing scabs and acne. Nose scars can also show up as keloids, puffy, hypertrophic scars that are raised off the surface of the skin and caused by trauma, like a nose piercing.
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Blackheads are caused by clogged pores and manifest as ugly black marks on your skin. Caused by excess oil on your skin, you can prevent blackheads with good skin-care practices. If you already have blackheads, you can dissolve them away to get rid of them, for smoother skin.
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