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Treatment for Acne
Acne is a common skin condition that occurs when pores become clogged with oil and dead skin cells. When these clogged pores are irritated, blackheads, whiteheads, pimples, cysts and nodules may form. Acne can also cause scarring, which shows up as divots in the skin. Acne can be triggered by changes in hormone levels, stress, pregnancy and certain medications.
The treatment for acne is usually topical or oral medication to kill bacteria, reduce oil and/or exfoliate the skin. For severe cases, prescription medicines such as antibiotics or isotretinoin may be necessary.
In some cases, the inflammation associated with an acne lesion causes irreparable damage to underlying skin tissue. When this happens, the body tries to heal the damage by producing collagen. BM skin care If insufficient collagen is produced, depressed scars can result. Picking at acne lesions and using harsh treatments can make these scars worse. DG Skincare offers a variety of in-office treatments and specially formulated skin care products to treat acne and minimize acne scarring.
Treatment for Eczema
Eczema is a condition that affects up to three percent of Americans. It is usually caused by genetics, allergens, and environmental factors. It causes dry skin and irritated itchy patches. It can occur on the hands, feet, knees, wrists, and elbows. It is a chronic condition and it can be difficult to manage. However, there are treatments available to help improve symptoms and make them less severe.
If your eczema flares are getting worse and preventing you from sleeping, working, or participating in activities that you love, it is time to see a dermatologist. Your specialist will examine your rash and determine the best course of treatment for you. Treatment options include topical medications, ointments, or creams that relieve dry skin and itching. There are also oral, injection, and light therapies that can help treat your eczema. Some treatments may be combined to maximize effectiveness.
Treatment for Psoriasis
Psoriasis is a long-term condition that causes skin cells to grow too quickly. This leads to thick white or red patches of scales on the elbows, knees, scalp, hands and feet, or other parts of the body. These patches are called plaques and may be itchy or painful. There are several treatments for psoriasis, and most improve symptoms.
The first treatment your GP will likely suggest is an emollient, which is a moisturising cream. These can help reduce itching and scaling and are available from your local pharmacy.
Light therapy, which involves exposing the affected areas to natural or artificial UVB light, is also an effective treatment for psoriasis. This can be done in hospitals or some specialist centres, and repeated treatments are usually needed.
Some people find that alternative therapies, such as acupuncture and aloe extract cream, help to ease psoriasis symptoms. However, these are not backed by any research and should be used with caution.
Treatment for Rosacea
The inflammatory skin condition known as rosacea causes facial redness and flushing, as well as pimple-like breakouts. The redness can become a permanent feature of your face, especially if it flares up frequently. There are 4 different types of rosacea, and they all have distinct symptoms. One type is erythematotelangiectatic rosacea, which is characterized by broken blood vessels. Another is ocular rosacea, which affects the area around your eyes.
Although there is no cure for rosacea, it can be effectively managed with regular skincare treatments, sun protection, an anti-inflammatory diet, and avoiding triggers like hot drinks, spicy foods, alcohol, cigarette smoke, heavy exercise, and hot weather. Many NYC dermatologists also offer laser and light therapy treatment for rosacea.
Avoid popping the pimple-like breakouts that occur with rosacea because they can worsen inflammation and lead to permanent scarring. Instead, schedule a consultation with a board-certified dermatologist to discuss your specific rosacea needs and ideal cosmetic results.
Treatment for Sun Damage
Frequent sun exposure causes the skin to age more quickly, resulting BM skin care shop in fine lines and wrinkles, dry and scaly patches (actinic keratoses), dark spots, and other signs of premature aging. These effects of excessive sun exposure can even lead to melanoma, which is the most dangerous form of skin cancer.
Sun damage appears as small brown or yellow clumps of pigment in the second layer of the skin. Unlike freckles, these dark marks do not fade on their own and can only be removed with the help of a dermatologist or laser treatment. Dr. Green is an expert at treating these issues in her private NYC Upper East Side office.
She uses several different laser treatments to reduce the appearance of sun damaged skin, including the CO2 laser, RF microneedling, and Clear + Brilliant. She also helps patients to maintain their results with the proper use of a broad-spectrum sunscreen that contains SPF 30 or higher.
Treatment for Wrinkles
Many anti-aging creams and lotions claim to diminish wrinkles, but a more effective treatment is available at a cosmetic spa or dermatology practice. Cosmetic treatments can smooth wrinkles and eliminate other signs of aging such as age spots, rosacea, acne scars, loose skin, uneven skin tone and hyperpigmentation.
Wrinkle reduction treatments include topical retinoids and laser treatment. Topical retinoids are prescription medicine that contain a form of vitamin A. They can reduce fine wrinkles, blotches and roughness by stimulating the growth of new skin cells. However, retinoids can make your skin sensitive to sunlight and cause redness and itching.
Laser treatment for wrinkles includes ablative and non-ablative laser resurfacing. The former destroys the outer layer of skin, which triggers the body to replace it with newer, tighter and smoother skin. The latter heats the underlying skin, which stimulates the production of collagen fibers. This tightens the skin and can erase fine lines and wrinkles, but it doesn’t eliminate excessive or sagging skin.
