Everybody loves getting out and enjoying the sun in the warm summer weather. However, we all know how harmful it might be for your skin. But do you know that hot summer weather is not good for hair too? It’s an even greater risk for you if you have undergone any hair replacement or restoration procedures.
The skin is the most prized possession for most people, and we make every effort to protect and care for it. With summer right around us, some of us may have already splurged on pricey creams and skin supplements, which is perfectly fine! However, following a proper skincare routine is always wise and more effective.
Going bald so suddenly is devastating. After years with your precious locks, you will have difficulty getting used to having no hair in some areas or your whole head. And it is not just for the older generation either; younger people are balding as early as 25 years old.
The sun is essential for healthy living. It can help regulate sleep cycles, stimulate the production of Vitamin D in the body for good bone health, plus reduces stress and helps to create feelings of well-being. Unfortunately, the sun’s rays have harmful effects, particularly on the skin.
Hair loss is common in both men and women. If you have the balding gene, it is only a matter of years before your hairline starts to recede and you lose your beautiful locks of hair. This is devastating for most people as it does not help with self-esteem. Plus, if you were already used to your hair, it will make it a lot harder to adjust to having none.
For most people, acne starts during puberty. When hormones are raging, it starts to affect your skin, particularly your face. For some people, this goes away when puberty comes to an end. Unfortunately for others, it does not go away. It is also common to experience acne breakouts in your adult years. Studies have shown that acne can attack at any stage of your life.
Hair transplant is a procedure that employs the expertise of plastic or dermatological surgeon. In this procedure, the surgeon moves hair, usually from the back or sides of the head to the top or front of the head.
Hair loss can be permanent or temporary. It is more common among men than women. Men suffer from male pattern baldness due to genetics, or family history.
Surgical dermatology is the effective removal of all types of skin growths, cancerous and noncancerous. If surgery is necessary, you will be informed by your doctor. Surgical dermatology is also focused on the prevention of precancerous lesions.
Did you know that moles are just a cluster of cells that are responsible for skin pigmentation? Moles tend to be the cause of concern for many since they can develop into melanoma, a type of skin cancer. However, more often than not are harmless.
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