Baby skin care starts with safe bathing: check water temperature, support baby, and use gentle baby wash.

Looking good for your age means knowing your skin type, cleansing well, and caring for it through every stage of life.

Biologic injections target inflammation to reduce psoriasis and excess skin cell growth.

Shingles from dormant chickenpox virus reactivating when immunity drops.

Common superficial fungal skin infections in kids: Candida, Tinea versicolor, Dermatophytosis.

Paederus dermatitis: skin inflammation from blister/rove beetle toxins.

Allergic reactions may be internal or external; allergic contact dermatitis is the top external cause.

Scalp and hair diseases often stem from genetics, infections, autoimmune issues, or environment.

Postpartum hormonal changes may cause melasma, freckles, stretch marks, hair loss, and acne—usually temporary.

Laser therapy treats pediatric skin issues by removing abnormal tissue without harming nearby skin.

Dandruff is a harmless scalp condition causing excess skin flaking and itchiness.

Seborrheic dermatitis, or “facial dandruff,” is inflammation and flaking in oily areas caused by excess sebum and abnormal skin cell turnover.

Desiccants absorb moisture to protect products, while contact dermatitis is a rash from irritating or allergenic substances.

Desquamation at birth is newborn skin peeling, often from post-term birth or certain genetic skin conditions.

Birthmarks are skin marks present at or soon after birth, usually harmless but sometimes indicating underlying health issues.

Langerhans cell histiocytosis (LCH) is a rare disorder where excess Langerhans immune cells build up, damaging tissues, bones, and organs.

Before restoring and nourishing skin, it’s important to understand that roughness can stem from genetics, which influence pore size, tone, and moisture, as well as hormonal factors.

Sunscreen protects the skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays, preventing sunburn, aging, and skin cancer risk.

Back acne (“bacne”) is breakouts on the back from clogged pores, needing special care due to the area’s difficulty to reach and frequent irritation.

Heat rash is a common summer skin irritation, especially in newborns, who are more sensitive than adults.