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Skin care issue.

 

Interview on pigmentation by the professor of dermatology   (Dr.Aisha Ghiaz)

 

 "Say goodbye to pigmentation woes! As a dermatologist, I've got you covered for a flawless, camera-ready glow that's perfect for social media, glamour, or everyday life!"

The Pigmentation is a skin condition that leaves behind deep stubborn marks and patches. As a dermatologist, I strive to understand which layer of the skin is affected and determine the most suitable treatment. I also aim to identify the underlying cause of the issue, as various factors can contribute to pigmentation. In today's social media era, where glamour and appearance are highly valued, people want to present their best selves. However, when choosing medications and creams, they can cause damage, leading to patches and other issues. The biggest problem is the abundance of local creams and serums available, which can exacerbate the condition."

 

Usage of local cream is harmful.

There are some local creams and serums contain harmful chemicals that can worsen skin conditions instead of improving them. As a dermatologist, I would never recommend using products containing ingredients like Clobetasol or Dermovate, as they can be detrimental to the skin. Using such products is akin to poisoning your skin.

Steroids should never be used as they thin the skin, making it more susceptible to direct environmental factors. People often apply things like lemon, bananas, and Aval on their faces, but these should be avoided because they contain vitamins in irregular amounts. For example, lemon contains vitamin C, which is great for the skin, but in irregular amounts. So, avoid using these things as they can lead to burn cases.

 

Do you know?

You need to know that skin is the largest organ, and it has the greatest need for vitamins and antioxidants. These essential nutrients are readily available in vegetables and fruits, which is why it's crucial to include vitamins and minerals in your daily diet.

Did you know that the skin is the largest organ in human body? It requires an abundance of vitamins and antioxidants to function optimally. Fortunately, a colorful array of vegetables and fruits can provide these vital nutrients. Make sure to incorporate a variety of vitamins and minerals into your daily diet to support healthy, radiant skin!

 

Summarized by Pervaiz Mir ( paripervaix100@gmail.com )

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