Your skin is the largest and most visible organ of your body and therefore, can be affected by multiple factors. Skin disorders range from simple issues such as eczema and warts to something as serious as psoriasis and even skin cancer. Caring for your skin is extremely important as it is the first level of protection for your body. At Shubh Hospital, we offer a huge range of skin care services.
It is a branch of medicine that is entirely concerned with the treatment, prevention and diagnosis of skin disorders. Dermatology is a wide area of medicine encompassing diagnosis, investigation and therapy of cosmetic and ageing conditions of the skin, fat, nails, hair, oral and genital membranes.
The first step is to know the causes and symptoms of skin problems. Skin problems tend to vary from one person to another. They can be permanent or temporary. Common causes of skin problems include a weak immune system, bacteria trapped in the hair follicles and skin pores, genetic factors, virus, fungus or microorganisms that live on the skin, stress, hormonal changes, skin and hair care products, or certain underlying medical conditions.
Some symptoms associated with skin problems could be peeling skin, ulcers, dry, cracked, rough, scaly or itchy skin, raised bumps, either red or white, open lesions or sores. If you notice any or some of these symptoms, it is recommended that you visit a dermatology clinic at the earliest.
At Shubh Hospital’s Dermatology Centre, we offer a complete range of services for patients with skin disorders including acne, eczema, dermatitis, psoriasis, hair loss, warts, and pigmentation. Conditions most commonly treated At Shubh Hospital include:
Acne – Proven creams and ointments are usually prescribed for the treatment of acne. Also, mild medication may be given to help clear scars and marks.
Pigmentation – Treatment suggested depends on the area and the degree of skin pigmentation. The prescription may include skin lightening creams, topical applications, skin peels including salicylic peels, intense pulsed light (IPL) therapy, laser skin resurfacing and microdermabrasion.
Warts – Treatments for warts includes salicylic acid, medication, freezing the wart (cryotherapy), or removing the wart using surgical methods such as curettage, laser surgery or electrosurgery.
