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PRP - PRP ( Platelet Rich Plasma) is a PLATELET CONCENTRATE prepared from our own blood. So there is no side effects. PRP can be used for multiple skin conditions in multiple ways. Still, it’s complete spectrum of uses is not yet explored. PRP is considered as an “ELIXIR” PRP treatment is commonly offered for but not limited to: Hair loss (Alopecia) Acne scars Wound healing (in diabetic foot) Time to prepare PRP may take about 20 minutes.

  Many people say that the itch is the most bothersome of all their psoriasis symptoms. To relieve the itch, dermatologists give their patients the following eight tips: Treat your psoriasis.  The best way to get rid of the itch is to treat psoriasis Remove scale.  Less scale often means less itchiness. Removing scale can also improve the results you get from itch-relieving products. To remove scale, you want to use medicine like salicylic acid. This helps soften the scale, so you can gently brush it away. Pulling scale off can worsen psoriasis. Limit shower time.  Limit showers to 5 minutes and baths to 15 minutes or less. Spending too much time in the water can dry your skin, which can worsen the itch. Use moisturizer.  Applying a moisturizing cream or ointment after every hand washing, bath, and shower helps to seal much-needed moisture into your skin. Moisturizer helps reduce the redness and the itch. It also helps your skin heal. Try an itch-relieving produ...

  HOW LONG WILL I HAVE TO TREAT MY PSORIASIS? HOW LONG WILL I HAVE TO TREAT MY PSORIASIS? Psoriasis tends to come and go unexpectedly. People often have periods when psoriasis calms down. Some may see clear or nearly clear skin during these periods. Psoriasis can also flare unpredictably.  Treating psoriasis can keep it under control, helping you avoid serious flares and preventing the psoriasis from becoming more severe.  Keeping your psoriasis under control tends to be an ongoing process. It requires appointments with your dermatologist. You’ll also need to follow your treatment plan and learn what triggers your psoriasis. Once you know your triggers, you can avoid them.  While treatment may be ongoing, the type of treatment you need may change. Different treatment may be necessary to: Keep your psoriasis stable, nearly clear, or clear Control a flare-up At times, treatment can lead to clear skin and no psoriasis symptoms. The medical term for this is “remission.” ...

What is Hirsutism? What causes Hirsutism? How to approach Hirsutism? What is the role of Laser in Hirsutism? THIS IS A BILINGUAL  POST. TO READ IN TAMIL, SCROLL DOWN!  இதை தமிழில் படிக்க, கீழே செல்லவும் What is hirsutism? Hirsutism refers to excessive growth of dark, thick and coarse hair in an individual (usually female) in a male pattern. Commonly affected areas are upper lips, chin, central chest, midline of the stomach, lower back, buttocks and front of thighs. Hirsutism affects approximately 5 - 10% of women. What causes hirsutism? Hirsutism can be caused by an increased androgen production, increased skin sensitivity to androgens, or both. Androgens are often thought of as exclusively 'male hormones' but, in fact both men and women produce them; men usually in greater amounts than women. In premenopausal women, the most common cause of hirsutism is due to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).  Sometimes, no apparent underlying cause found in about a quarter of women. Ra...

What is Scabies? Who are at risk of getting scabies? What are the symptoms of Scabies? Self care for Scabies? THIS IS A BILINGUAL  POST. TO READ IN TAMIL, SCROLL DOWN!  இதை தமிழில் படிக்க, கீழே செல்லவும் What is scabies? Scabies is a common and very itchy skin condition caused by a tiny mite called Sarcoptes scabiei. It can affect people of any age but is most common in the young and the elderly. What causes scabies? The mites that cause scabies are tiny parasites, smaller than a pinhead.  They are usually spread by direct skin-to-skin contact with someone who already has scabies and sometimes, from shared clothing, towels or bedding.  Scabies on pets is caused by a different type of mite and therefore cannot infect humans.  People with scabies have an average of about a dozen adult mites on their skin; a few carry many more.  Anyone can get scabies.  Rarely, a variant of scabies called crusted scabies (Norwegian scabies) can occur in patients who have...

Welcome back to PART TWO of the article on "SKIN AND DIABETES" THIS IS A BILINGUAL  POST. TO READ IN TAMIL, SCROLL DOWN!  இதை தமிழில் படிக்க, கீழே செல்லவும் Skincare is an important factor for people with diabetes. Skin conditions can be more likely amongst Diabetics, and reduced sensitivity of nerves and circulation can often make it harder to spot emerging skin problems.  The skin on our feet need particular attention as the presence of diabetic neuropathy can sometimes lead to skin issues not being identified until an advanced stage, when they cause serious problems. WHY ARE DIABETICS MORE PRONE TO SKIN PROBLEMS? People with diabetes may experience greater loss of fluid from the body due to high blood glucose levels, which can cause dry skin on the legs, elbows, feet and other areas of the body.  If dry skin becomes cracked, germs can get into these areas and cause infection, meaning that taking care of the skin is essential. 12 POINT SKINCARE FOR DIABETICS! Keep ...