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Acne is a disease that lasts for months and even years. It manifests itself as blockages of the sebaceous glands (comedones) and reddened surface nodules and pustules and less commonly as cysts and abscesses in the subcutaneous tissue.
If you have a lot of birthmarks/nevi/moles, it is advisable to have them checked (mapped) by a dermatologist 1-2 times a year, as the risk of developing melanoma is higher than for those with few moles.
The first signs of ageing are often wrinkles on the forehead, neck and around the eyes, cheeks and lips. Wrinkles are a natural part of the human face, but many feel that wrinkles make them look older and more tired.
Dry skin, if it is not accompanied by rashes or sleep disturbance, may just need frequent application of moisturising creams. If the use of creams does not improve the condition of the skin, consult a dermatologist.
How many times a day do you have to change clothes and/or wash yourself (without significant physical activity) because of sweating? How much does sweating of your hands and feet interfere with your daily life?
Hand eczema can be acute (patches, blisters, swelling on the hands, "rough" skin) or chronic (cracks, erosions, thickening of the skin). Hand eczema requires a long-term treatment plan and regime.
Melanoma is a pigment cell malignant tumour. It usually appears as a pigmented patch on the skin. Compared to other new formations on the person's skin, a melanoma will differ in size, colour or tissue density.
Psoriasis is a chronic skin disease that manifests as red, scaly patches and plaques on the skin, has a variable course and can affect the nails and joints.
Treatment of scars depends on the type of scar. Hypertrophic and keloid scars are treated with injectable drugs, pressure treatment and laser surgery. Scars with less scar tissue are treated with injectable drugs and laser therapy.
