#skin dermatologist

[dermatologistbicester]

A Dermatologist's Services Go Beyond The Surface Of The Skin

We are surrounded by our skin, which is the largest organ of our body, and it is responsible for keeping harmful substances out, while allowing beneficial substances to enter. Thus, taking care of it is more than just keeping up with a beauty regiment – it is actually a way of life. A skin dermatologist is a medical professional who specialises in diagnosing and treating skin, hair, and nail diseases. This is why a dermatologist is more than just a skin specialist - here are the reasons why.

Skin cancer detection is one of the most important steps in preventing it

It is estimated that there are over 100,000 new cases of skin cancer diagnosed every year in the UK, making it the most common form of cancer. Early detection is vital in ensuring a full recovery. It is important for you to schedule regular skin check-ups with a dermatologist to spot any abnormalities on your skin, such as moles, freckles, or birthmarks that may potentially be cancerous in the future.

The Diagnosis and Treatment of Skin Conditions

Whether you have acne, eczema, rosacea, or any other type of skin condition, they can have a significant impact on the health and appearance of your skin. If you visit a dermatologist for the diagnosis and treatment of these conditions, you can prevent further problems like scarring or hyperpigmentation from developing.

Texture and appearance of the skin can be improved by using these techniques

Dermatologists can treat both chronic and acute skin conditions as well as cosmetic treatments to enhance the texture and appearance of your skin. You can have chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and other treatments to refresh the appearance of your skin by visiting them. It is also possible to treat fine lines and wrinkles, sunspots, and fine lines and wrinkles using these treatments.

Recommendations tailored to your skin care needs

The needs of each individual's skin are different, and therefore, they require different types of care. When you see a dermatologist, he or she can advise you on a skincare regime designed to address your skin's concerns, which may include dryness or oiliness. Additionally, they can suggest the right products that will work for your type of skin, such as creams and exfoliants, according to your skin type.

Allergies to the skin and how to manage them

The effect of skin allergies can be debilitating, affecting your daily life in a significant manner. A dermatologist can help diagnose and treat allergies such as hives or contact dermatitis. Patients can also receive advice from them on how to avoid potential irritants in the environment.

The dermatologist plays a critical role in ensuring that the skin plays a healthy role throughout our lives. The aim of these professionals is to help us achieve healthy-looking skin by detecting and treating skin conditions, providing cosmetic treatments, and recommending routines that are tailored to our skin types. A dermatologist can also help to prevent, diagnose, and treat skin cancer early on by making regular check-ups, which can lead to a higher chance of a full recovery in the case of skin cancer. It is important to keep in mind that skin health goes beyond the surface. As it affects our general well-being as well, it is essential that we take good care of it even when it is not an issue. If you would like to keep your skin healthy and glowing, call one of our dermatologists today to schedule an appointment.

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[dermatologistacne]

The Holidays Do Not Have To Derail Your Aesthetic Goals If You Plan Ahead!

It can be difficult to maintain our daily fitness goals during the holiday season. In the midst of endless parties and feasts that surround us, it can be tempting to give in to temptation to give up on our healthy habits. Even if you don't have time to work out or diet, Dermatologist skin care treatments will help you look and feel better.

Infrared Sculpting

When fat pockets refuse to disappear despite our best efforts, this treatment is the ideal solution. It is a procedure that uses an external device to freeze fat cells so that they will break down and be eliminated by the body naturally. As well as being noninvasive, this procedure also requires no downtime. The results are visible after one treatment, too.

Cellfina

In comparison to cellulite, Cellfina is an anti-cellulite treatment that targets dimples on the buttocks and thighs caused by cellulite. Over 95% of clinical trials on Cellfina have proven it to be safe and effective.

Facelifts with IPL (Intense Pulsed Light)

By targeting melanin (the pigment that gives skin its color), IPL photofacials reduce signs of aging or discoloration without damaging healthy tissue bordering the skin's surface. Also, there is no downtime involved.

Consider your options before getting surgery. A non-invasive procedure can often achieve the same results as surgery in a shorter amount of time and with minimal downtime.

The perfect look without a surgical procedure!

As soon as you're back to normal, you can resume work. If exercises do not involve heavy lifting or strenuous activity, they can be resumed after a few days. Within a few days, you can return to your usual diet.

No incisions or sutures are required.

You will not feel any pain during or after the procedure, which means there are no risks of infection or scarring. Due to the fact that the procedure does not require anesthesia, the risk of an accident is very low. This type of procedure doesn't typically cause blood loss either, as you do not lose much blood during the procedure, so the likelihood of experiencing blood loss is also low.

Unlike surgery, it's more effective

You may be wondering whether noninvasive procedures are as effective as surgeries when it comes to treating breast cancer. The answer is yes, they are! Because they're less invasive than traditional surgery, they carry far fewer risks and can be performed with a much quicker recovery time. With our minimally invasive surgical procedure, you will experience less pain and discomfort during your procedure, and you will be back to your daily routine within a couple of days.

There are also non-invasive procedures that provide an alternative to more invasive cosmetic procedures like liposuction, which require multiple incisions on the human body as a result of the surgical procedure. These procedures are ideal for anyone interested in improving their appearance, but does not want to undergo a surgical procedure which requires a scalpel cut again.

There you have it non-invasive cosmetic treatments offer a number of advantages over traditional surgical procedures such as liposuction or facelift surgery, and many of these advantages can be felt under the skin as well

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[syn0vial]

living in a country with nationalized healthcare after being raised in the US is just

> experience uncomfortable medical issue > leave it untreated for months or years bc it's "not serious enough" to warrant professional medical attention > it gets worse > finally go to a clinic > they ask me how long i've had this problem and i tell them how long > they look at me like i'm a fucking nutter, treat it in 5 minutes, and charge me $6 USD > i walk out feeling like the world's luckiest idiot

[bunabi]

it is time 🤸🏿‍♀️ to doodle

[sneezysubbyboi]

My spring allergies are so bad today, I didn't even need to fully roll up the tissue to induce a catastrophic fit — also, fun fact, you can get chapped nostrils like you would a cold, from just allergies 😩

Needed some self-care with moisturizer and warm tea after this one ����

[marzipanandminutiae]

my mom's friend just had to get skin cancer on her nose removed. they had to take a huge amount of tissue to get it all- so now she's going to have even more pain and expense and stress and trauma with reconstructive surgery

this woman is incredibly sweet. the last time I saw her in person was at my high school graduation party, when she and her husband gave me big hugs and an antique locket. she's also a full-time caregiver for her disabled daughter. I can't imagine what she's going through right now

this is why you should use sun protection. not any anti-aging BS, although if that lights a fire under you, great. you don't have to be scared or obsessive. just take common sense precautions like covering up and/or (preferably And) wearing sunscreen, sitting in the shade if you're outdoors for long periods of time, etc. yes, even if you have dark skin. arguably ESPECIALLY if you have dark skin, because skin cancer tends to go undetected longer on dark complexions and therefore have worse outcomes

nobody deserves to go through this. and she's one of the lucky ones- she's still alive

[lastoneout]

I knew switching my birth control would make my acne come back but FUCK I HATE THIS AUGHSBSSKFLH

[kebriones]

It probably would've felt really good to give Alcibiades a massage idk

We contacted an expert on the matter.

[sleepinglionhearts]

Hm. On impulse, got a moderately nice face cream. Thought "eh, you know, it's probably not worth it. It'll work about as well as the CeraVe does, I'm sure." Put it on. It does not make my dry spots burn the way the CeraVe does. What the fuck. I thought all moisturizers would do that. What the fuck.

[froody]

fuck salicylic acid. all my homies hate salicylic acid.

[xoxo-ch3rry]

Clear skin and face care!

-derma planner (face shaving) this is completely optional but personally I love how smooth my face is after I do it so I do recommend!! Your face masks and facial products will soak into your face better too

-sheet masks, honestly these can be used daily but I usually just do it 2 times a week, use a cold jade roller on top of the face mask as it helps to sink the product into your face more

-clay masks, I rarely use these as they can dry your face and irritate it if you use them too frequently but of course everyone’s skin is different so it may be different for you, they absorb excess oil and remove dead skin

-gua sha, not everyone believes it works but using a cold gua sha in the morning definitely helps to de puff your face

-icing your face, it helps to brighten your face and tighten the skin, you could also just have a cold shower or bath

-Vaseline, this applies for any body part! I recommend applying Vaseline to your knuckles, elbows and knees, it can also help soften your feet and even smoothen your armpits! I love love LOVE Vaseline <3

[saturnsorbits]

Spent the whole afternoon at A&E and now all I can think about is Hospital AU Bakusquad…

Kirishima is in paediatrics.

A giant of a man, who everyone assumes (or hopes) is a physio or maybe even cardiology, but is most often seen with his hair in odd pigtails or butterfly clips, the tattoos on his forearms partially coloured in with bold felt tip. His mega-watt smile and calm, protective demeanour has both kids and parents seeking out his warmth and it isn’t uncommon to hear calls asking when ‘Dr Ei’ is going to be back on the ward. His office is littered with drawings from his patients and thank you cards from their parents - and it isn’t uncommon to see the odd scrawled phone number appear on the edge of a post it note that has somehow found its way into the pocket of his scrubs or coat.

Kaminari is a radiology tech.

He specialised because he thought he’d have a higher chance of seeing tits in his day-to-day work life, but stayed when he discovered his unexpected talent of reading radiographs. He’s got an eye for it, a weird knack that has his final year professor outright refusing to let him pivot to midwifery or plastics. He doesn’t mind so much these days. He’s the life of the department, with an easy going charisma that lures his, often anxious, patients back to relative calm and a manner that makes him more than approachable. ‘Ask Kaminari’ are often the first words spoken in front of a grainy X-Ray, his name the first on patients lips who have been seen by him before.

Mina is a specialist paramedic.

Trained to the highest level alongside Bakugo in med school, Mina decided surgery was just a little too detached for her liking - choosing instead to be the front line for those in an emergency. She likes the rush, the adrenaline filled afternoons that rely on her quick thinking and flawless bedside manner, but she also likes the breaks. Some of her favourite rides are booked appointments ferrying over the resident old dear for her routine CT scan and she’s a favourite amongst the frequent riders. The urgent care staff love her, knowing that they’re getting the best possible hand off when they see her bubblegum curls bounce through the doors, gloved hands gripping the stretcher as she reels off seamless histories and reassurances.

Sero is in orthopedics.

Having undergone his own elbow arthroplasty as a young adult, he knew exactly what he wanted to specialise in even before he started his first year of rotations. By his graduation, he had co-published a series of papers, pioneering a new innovative surgical fix for adolescent joint restoration that involved a veterinary technique using medical grade fishing wire. Despite this, he is humble to his core and steadfastly patient focuses where others may have sought out further research possibilities. His youthful demeanour makes him popular, despite his shyness, oh, and it doesn’t hurt that he’s absolutely smoking hot (and oblivious) either.

Bakugo is an ER Doctor.

It was certain that Bakugo was going far. Graduating top of his class, it was a sure thing that he would become one of the leading surgeons of his generation… Only for him to join the emergency department instead. Longing for a challenge, there are no safer hands in the department than his. Called in for the more harrowing and difficult cases, what he lacks in bedside manner is made up for easily in skill. He is blunt in demeanour and easy to anger, but ask any of the nurses in A&E and they’ll tell you all of that vanishes as soon as a child walks through the door. He has a cult following among the staff, nurses who long to crack his impenetrable shell and get to the gooey stuff they know is underneath and who can blame them? They’ve seen him shirtless in the overnight rooms.

[icannotgetoverbirds]

Share to save a dandruff-haver's sanity

i am making this post because all my life i have been told my dandruff was my fault for not washing my hair correctly and shamed for having "poor hygiene" as a result - this is probably where the bfrbs started tbh.

SO. There are two main types of dandruff!

Dry scalp flakes: these are white and itty bitty! you can probably solve this with a good hair and skincare routine. HOWEVER unless they are bothering you it is absolutely not necessary for any kind of health reason (afaik! disclaimer! i am not a doctor! this is not actionable medical advice nor should you take me anywhere near as seriously as a dermatologist). IS NOT CAUSED BY POOR HYGIENE.

Fungal dandruff: Bigger, yellowish, possibly oily/greasy flakes! Caused by your genetics going Oops All Yeast! Generally requires a prescription antifungal treatment from a dermatologist! ALSO NOT CAUSED BY POOR HYGIENE.

Either way, if you have dandruff, a dermatologist is the one you want to consult if it's bothering you! and frankly, even if it was a hygiene issue, nobody deserves to be shamed for that!!!!! especially considering that there are plenty of people who struggle to shower regularly due to circumstances beyond their control!

AND FOR CHRIST'S SAKE STOP SHAMING PEOPLE WITH DANDRUFF!!!!

[thefriendoforatioisdead]

I have TWO questions about Lada :

1 : Why does she, as a dermatologist, has a stethoscope in her office ?

2 : Why is she walking around this actual hospital with like an ER and everything as if she's the main guest a Prada show ? Why the high heels ? Why the expensive jewelery ? What's going on ????

[wiisagi-maiingan]

With my posts about traditional medicines and natural remedies getting reblogged, I want to say this too:

Always be honest with your healthcare providers about what other substances you're taking, including over-the-counter medication and vitamins and other "natural" treatments, and ask before starting anything new. Those things DO affect your body and can cause you medical issues without you realizing it, have dangerous interactions with any medications you're prescribed, or cause complications during medical procedures like surgeries.

Something being natural doesn't always mean that it's 100% safe and harmless, especially when mixed with other substances. And always remember: you NEVER trust safety claims from someone who is trying to sell you something. Always get a second or third opinion from uninvolved professionals.