Antiseptic soaps should be used carefully because our skin’s natural microbes protect us from infections.

Capsaicin in spicy food causes temporary redness around the lips and nose by increasing blood flow, but unexplained redness should be checked by a doctor.

Vitamin skin infusions can show 10% improvement after one session, with weekly treatments recommended for best results.

Parabens should be used with caution in infants, especially in leave-on products for children under 3 due to their sensitive skin.

Eggs, though nutritious, can cause allergies—especially from egg whites—while egg yolks offer key nutrients for brain and eye development.

Stay hydrated, protect against insect bites, and take vitamins C and E to keep your skin healthy during rainy season adventures.

Melasma is caused by sun exposure, medications, cosmetics, hormones, and genetics.

Facial redness often results from allergic reactions to ingredients in cosmetics, hair products, and metals in contact with the skin.

Newborns require careful skin care and gentle products, with bathing beginning only after their vital signs stabilize.

Many people wonder if laser treatments thin the skin, but modern lasers typically strengthen and thicken it without harmful side effects.

Microsporum canis, a common fungus found on pets' skin, can be transmitted to humans through direct contact, often causing skin infections in pet owners.

Facial redness or rash, especially in women, can result from various types of dermatitis and allergies; identifying the exact cause is key to prevention.

Birthmarks are skin discolorations present from birth in various colors and shapes, some fading over time while others may require medical attention.

Freckles are small, well-defined spots often linked to genetics and sun exposure, while melasma causes larger brown patches typically on both sides of the face.

Topical vitamin C effectively improves skin aging and sun damage, while oral vitamin C supports overall health and immunity; using both together is recommended.

Hair loss is mainly caused by aging, genetics, and male hormones like testosterone.

Laser treatment for clogged acne doesn't cause scarring if done properly by a specialist, though temporary redness or brown spots may appear and fade over time.

Studies suggest that certain foods, like skim milk and high-glycemic foods, may be linked to acne, while yogurt and cheese show no clear connection.

Acne, a common skin condition in teens, is influenced by hormones, excess oil, inflammation, bacteria, and possibly high-glycemic foods and dairy.

Regularly cleaning your comb prevents buildup of dirt, oil, and dead skin, helping keep hair healthy and avoiding the spread of scalp infections.