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Medically Reviewed by Dr. Archit Aggarwal, MD (Dermatology), Dermatologist & Hair Transplant Surgeon If your lips have looked the same deep shade since childhood, and one of your parents has the same colour, genetics is the most likely reason. It isn’t a disease....
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Archit Aggarwal, MD (Dermatology), Dermatologist & Hair Transplant Surgeon You haven’t had a patch of dry, itchy skin in a decade. You stopped thinking about eczema altogether. Then one morning there’s a red, rough area on your wrist or...
Painless skin tag removal is a fair expectation in a dermatologist’s hands. Before anything else, the skin gets a lidocaine cream or a small injection, and what’s left is pressure or a slight tug. Small tags may only need a quick snip or a brief freeze. Trouble tends...
Fine wrinkles tend to show up first around the eyes, usually noticed under harsh bathroom lighting. Radiofrequency can soften those early lines, and clinical studies on facial rejuvenation report visible improvement. It works by warming the deeper skin so it starts...
Sometimes a wound heals, and the skin just doesn’t know when to stop. That’s a keloid in a nutshell. The body keeps producing collagen well past what the cut or piercing actually needed, and instead of staying inside the wound, that extra tissue pushes...
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Archit Aggarwal, MD (Dermatology), Dermatologist & Hair Transplant Surgeon Although FUE may be thought of as a nearly non-invasive process, it is not devoid of any scarring. Each hair follicle that is taken from the donor site leaves a...
