Modern laser treatments don’t thin the skin; they strengthen it, but should be done by a qualified doctor for safety and best results.

Freckles = small, distinct brown spots (genetic), Melasma = larger dark brown patches often linked to hormones and sun exposure.

Topical vitamin C benefits the skin directly, while oral vitamin C supports overall health, so using both is recommended.

Acne is a common but serious skin concern caused by excess oil, clogged pores, inflammation, and bacteria, influenced by hormones, immunity, and even diet.

Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic condition caused by factors like hormonal imbalance, yeast or fungal infection, genetics, and sunlight, affecting the immune system and confidence.

Seborrheic dermatitis is a chronic skin condition causing red, scaly patches on oily areas like the scalp and face, manageable with proper care but not completely curable.

Ingrown nails occur when the nail digs into the skin, causing pain or infection, and can be prevented by proper trimming, hygiene, and wearing well-fitting shoes.

Don’t self-medicate for acne consult a doctor because treatment depends on your skin type and cause, and wrong use can worsen acne or cause side effects.

Acne scars can be treated with medical procedures like chemical peels, microneedling, subcision, fillers, and laser therapy, tailored by a dermatologist for smooth, natural-looking skin.

Not regularly cleaning makeup brushes can transfer dirt and bacteria to your skin, clog pores, and cause acne.

Eating antioxidant- and vitamin-rich fruits like papaya, tomato, carrot, avocado, cucumber, citrus, watermelon, and berries nourishes the skin from within for a healthy, glowing complexion.

Drink enough water daily about 4–6 cups for healthy adults to support bodily functions, stay hydrated, and limit sugary or caffeinated drinks.

Elephantiasis acne is a severe, inflamed form of acne that clusters deep blackheads, causing significant skin damage and scarring if untreated.

Many parents notice their children have dry, chapped lips with redness or flakes and wonder if frequent lip-licking is the cause.

Many people are allergic to cockroaches, so it’s important to eliminate them and avoid exposure by targeting their food sources and habitats.

Eczema, or dermatitis, is a common inflammatory skin condition that can affect anyone and may be triggered by internal changes or allergies.

Saxenda is a doctor-supervised, self-injectable weight-loss medication that mimics natural hormones to reduce appetite and help control blood sugar.

Our hair shaft consists of three layers—cuticle, cortex, and medulla—which give strength and protection, but can be damaged by chemicals, heat, or physical stress.

Seven essential preparations before undergoing an FUE hair transplant to ensure safety, optimal results, and proper post-operative care.

Take care of hair and scalp by washing gently, avoiding hot water, conditioning, using clean pillows, and not blow-drying with hot air.

Bar soap’s high pH is usually harmless for normal skin, but those with sensitive, dry, or compromised skin should avoid it.

Smoking harms skin and overall health by reducing blood flow, causing wrinkles, yellowed nails, stained teeth, and delayed wound healing.

Skin tags may appear brown or dark and can resemble warts, moles, or skin cancer, which differ in texture, growth rate, and other warning signs.

Physical sunscreens reflect UV rays using zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, ideal for sensitive skin, while chemical sunscreens absorb UV rays, may cause irritation or acne, and require 20 minutes before sun exposure.

Ringworm and tinea versicolor are common summer fungal infections; ringworm is contagious, while tinea versicolor is not, and doctors distinguish them by examining skin scrapings under a microscope.

Care for a hospitalized child’s skin by gently removing tape, moisturizing dry areas, and helping them change positions to prevent irritation and pressure sores.

Asoke Dermatology Hospital offers expert hair specialists who handle every step of the FUE transplant, led by Dr. Phudit S., with 11 years in dermatology and 7 years in hair disorders, supported by professional nursing care.

Patch tests detect contact allergens over 5 days on the back, while prick tests check airborne or food allergens in 15–20 minutes using small needle pricks on the arm.

Patients may need to stop certain medications or vitamins before a hair transplant, depending on the doctor’s assessment.

A hair transplant cannot be done on the first visit, as the doctor must first assess scalp health and any medications before scheduling surgery.