Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that protects the skin but should be stopped before surgery.

Capillaritis is inflammation of small blood vessels under the skin and can affect anyone at any age.

Heavy rains cause flooding, increasing the risk of infections from dirty water; strict hygiene and protection are essential.

Giving infants gold-soaked water is unsafe and may cause infection or poor nutrition.

Baby’s skin color is determined by genetics and environment, and newborn skin requires gentle care.

Using bee stings to shape lips like a cupid’s bow is dangerous and can cause severe allergic reactions.

Psoriasis is a chronic immune-related skin disease that causes scaly inflammation and impacts overall well-being.

A skin tag is a harmless, soft growth that often appears where skin rubs together.

Laser treatment for clogged acne helps prevent scars and is safer than leaving acne untreated.

Wash your hair regularly with a suitable shampoo and keep your scalp clean and moisturized to prevent irritation.

Keep your feet clean and dry, use antifungal cream, choose breathable shoes, and change socks daily.

A bacterial infection caused by Streptococcus pyogenes, the same bacteria that causes strep throat.

A fungal nail infection causes thick, discolored, or brittle nails, often from moisture or wearing closed shoes too long.

Contact dermatitis is skin irritation caused by contact with allergens or irritants like chemicals or plants.

Children can safely use gentle sunscreen from 6 months old; younger infants should avoid direct sun and use protective clothing instead.

Keloid scars form from excessive scar tissue that grows beyond the original wound after injury or surgery.