London Dermatology | 9 October 2024 Fingernails and toenails affected by nail psoriasis can change in appearance from discolouration to modifications in the nail bed. Injections of corticosteroids and hydrocortisone cream are only…
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London Dermatology | 4 October 2024 People get atopic dermatitis (also called eczema) on different parts of their body. Children commonly get it on their cheeks, neck, hands, inner arms, behind the knees,…
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London Dermatology | 1 October 2024 A common skin issue called hyperpigmentation causes certain parts of the skin to look darker than others. This happens when particular portions of the skin produce an…
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London Dermatology | 30 September 2024 Dr Christopher Rowland Payne is delighted to be speaking at CCR at the ExCeL, London 10 & 11 October 2024. This year’s event is set to be…
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London Dermatology | 27 September 2024 A number of small needles and threads are introduced into the skin during a thread lifting procedure to stimulate your body’s natural synthesis of collagen. Thread lifting,…
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London Dermatology | 23 September 2024 Rosacea is a prevalent skin disorder that has the potential to impact the eyes. It’s critical to treat rosacea if it appears in the eyes. If not,…
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London Dermatology | 20 September 2024 Lip fillers are a very useful tool for giving thin lips structure, contour, and volume addition or restoration. Some people’s lips are just naturally thin from birth,…
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London Dermatology | 18 September 2024 PRP in conjunction with mesotherapy is a potent non-surgical treatment for hair loss that increases blood flow to the scalp in order to promote cell division and…
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London Dermatology | 15 September 2024 Using rows of small needles, traditional microneedling involves putting them on the skin. The tiny incisions cause regulated micro-injuries, which in turn cause an inflammatory response. Before…
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London Dermatology | 11 September 2024 Acne complications can occasionally lead to the development of acne scars. Scarring can result from any kind of acne spot, but it is more frequent when the…
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London Dermatology | 8 September 2024 Lymphatic drainage has become a popular form of massage due to its potential health benefits. This type of massage is very mild and targets the immune system’s…
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London Dermatology | 3 September 2024 Usually affecting the face, impetigo is a highly contagious bacterial skin infection that predominantly affects youngsters but can sometimes strike adults. There are two main types of…
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London Dermatology | 1 September 2024 Chronic inflammatory, itchy skin disease known as atopic eczema usually first manifests in early childhood and can run in families. It might not go away or it…
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London Dermatology | 31 August 2024 Melanoma (skin cancer) is the 5th most common cancer in the UK. 16,700 people are diagnosed with melanoma each year. Melanoma can happen at any age but…
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London Dermatology | 28 August 2024 The term “scleroderma” refers to a group of autoimmune diseases that can cause hard, thicker patches of skin as well as occasionally issues with blood vessels, internal…
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London Dermatology | 22 August 2024 The RSM says that bringing experts together can keep patients from harm in a commercialised field where evidence is sometimes lacking. The Royal Society of…
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RSM Aesthetics Congress | 19 August 2024 Dr. Anna Kantser is a UK-qualified physician practicing as an NHS General Practitioner in London and an aesthetics practitioner. She has specialist training in…
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London Dermatology | 15 August 2024 The face and cape skin are richly supplied with natural oil. This natural oil helps to protect the skin from dust, sun, infection and ageing. The oil…
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London Dermatology | 12 August 2024 Your skin’s over synthesis of melanin is what causes brown patches. The pigment called melanin is responsible for the colour of your skin, hair, and eyes. Melanocytes…
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London Dermatology | 10 August 2024 Psoriasis is an inflammation of the skin which is neither infectious nor scarring nor cancerous. Susceptibility to psoriasis is inherited. Psoriasis is coinherited with certain advantages, including…
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London Dermatology | 6 August 2024 In recent years, lip fillers have gained popularity as a cosmetic surgery. Because of their many advantages, lip fillers are a good option for anyone who wants…
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London Dermatology | 3 August 2024 Melasma (also known as chloasma) is a smudgy pigmentation which characteristically affects the face of young adults. Melasma is different from tanning even though both are caused…
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London Dermatology | 1 August 2024 Tannability and burnability are two characteristics that are separately inherited. lannability from one ancestor may seduce and tempt you to tan but, if you have also inherited…
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London Dermatology | 30 July 2024 As time passes, the sensitive skin surrounding our eyes ages and becomes wrinkled. Eyelid drooping, wrinkles, fine lines, and bags under the eyes can give us a…
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London Dermatology | 24 July 2024 There are two major concerns regarding tooth grinding that you need to be aware of. First of all, over time, it may seriously harm your teeth. In…
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London Dermatology | 20 July 2024 Males with androgenic alopecia, or male pattern hair loss, may be prescribed the drug dutasteride. By lowering the amount of the hormone dihydrotestosterone (DHT), which is essential…
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London Dermatology | 15 July 2024 The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) has created its first new section in 35 years, formally recognising aesthetics as a medical specialty. The society explains that the…
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London Dermatology | 12 July 2024 The Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) has created its first new section in 35 years, formally recognising aesthetics as a medical specialty. The society explains that the…
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London Dermatology | 10 July 2024 Hair, nails and the rest of the skin grow at a certain rate. This is your natural repair rate. Your sun accumulation rate depends on the strength…
Read more London Dermatology | 8 July 2024 Details of the speaker lineup at the inaugural Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) Aesthetics Congress event have been announced. The conference will bring together a faculty of…
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London Dermatology | 4 July 2024 Now that summer has arrived, it’s important to start considering skin protection measures! This season brings with it higher temperatures, longer days under the sun, and increased…
Read more London Dermatology | 3 July 2024 Date: 6-7 September 2024 Location: Day 1. Royal Society of Medicine (1 Wimpole street) Day 2. Devonshire dermatology (27 Devonshire place) Event information: This Special Founders’ Congress celebrates a…
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London Dermatology | 1 July 2024 Vitamin D is essential for good health, especially for healthy bones. Inadequate amounts of vitamin D are also associated with an increased prevalence of diabetes (types 1…
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