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Dr. M. Carmen Cañete
As we age, lips can lose volume and become drier, resulting in a less healthy and attractive appearance.This is why lip hydration and lip filler treatments have gained popularity in recent years and have become one of the most popular in-office treatments.
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Water is essential for the correct functioning of the body and our organs. It has a protective function for the skin as it contributes to the elimination of toxins and external pollutants.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
The most common medication prescribed for acne is a vitamin A derivative. It acts on the sebaceous glands, suppressing their activity and thus producing a decrease in their size, which results in a reduction in the amount of sebum produced.
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Microneedling is a minimally invasive dermatological method, which pierces the skin with a microneedle device in order to achieve natural skin regeneration by stimulating collagen production.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
Pityriasis alba is a dermatosis, a common skin disease, most common among patients aged 3 to 16 years.
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According to the Spanish Association of Dermatology (2024), skin cancer registrations have increased by 40% in the last four years, being more frequent in the 50-69 age group, and being more common in fair-skinned people.
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In the tattoo removal process, several factors must be taken into account, such as the type of ink or its colour, but also certain characteristics of the patient's skin.
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This past year, a new hairstyle has become fashionable on social media, and many celebrities have been part of this trend: the ‘clean look’.
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When we talk about hygiene products, it is common to hear the word sulphates. Sulphates are salts or organic compounds that come from sulphuric acid. They are commonly found in toothpaste, shampoos and bath soaps.
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Varicose veins are veins that dilate and appear swollen and twisted on the skin. This is mainly due to a dysfunction in the return of blood from the extremities to the heart
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Summer is here and although the sun is shining brightly, you don't have to stop enjoying the benefits of your skincare routine for fear of the sun acting negatively.
Dr. Freddy Cascante
Collagen levels in the skin of the neck and décolleté are already quite low compared to the face. This is reflected in skin that is much thinner, prone to developing blemishes and wrinkles under certain conditions.
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Anyone can lose around 100 hairs a day (both men and women), but although it is true, and although the cause is not yet fully understood, there is a seasonal hair loss in autumn and spring.
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They protect the skin and nails from bacteria (preventing infection) and keep the nails strong, so cuticles are very important to look after.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
The distribution of mycoses (fungi) is worldwide, but it is most prevalent in tropical and subtropical regions where it can reach up to 32% of superficial mycoses; it is also very frequent in the summer months, and in hot-humid climates.
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When we think of getting rid of that body fat we can't get rid of, the first procedure we think of is liposuction. However, thanks to technological advances, the treatment known as cryolipolysis or "coolsculpting" is becoming increasingly popular.
Dr. Xavier Batalla
Dark circles under the eyes are a common cosmetic concern that can make a person look tired and aged. Fortunately, aesthetic medicine offers a variety of treatments to effectively address this problem.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
As we explained in the previous blog, melasma is a hyperpigmentation of the skin that appears as brownish, grey or bluish spots, which are most common in areas exposed to the sun, such as the face.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
Melasma is a dermatosis that, by affecting the face, has negative effects on the quality of life of those who suffer from it, so it should not be considered just a cosmetic problem.
Dr. Xavier Batalla
Regenerative aesthetic medicine is an innovative branch of medicine that aims to use the body's natural abilities to repair, regenerate and rejuvenate skin and other tissues, unlike traditional aesthetic medicine which has opted more for fillers.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
Cortisol, known as the ‘stress hormone’, plays a crucial role in a number of physiological functions, but its prolonged presence at elevated levels can negatively impact skin health.
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Acne is one of the most common dermatological conditions worldwide, affecting people of all ages. The stage of life with which acne is most commonly associated is adolescence, but it can also appear at any other stage, causing discomfort and, in some cases, affecting the self-esteem of those who suffer from it.
Dr. Freddy Cascante
With the arrival of good weather, around three million sweat glands are activated on the surface of the body. Most of these are located on the forehead, armpits, palms of the hands and soles of the feet. When these glands function in an exaggerated manner, we speak of hyperhidrosis.
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Retinoids are a world of their own. If retinol was not enough for you, here are two other increasingly popular variants: retinal (retinaldehyde) and retinyl (retinyl esters).
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The skin is the largest organ in the human body and one of the most exposed. It plays a vital role in our health and well-being. Not only does it protect us from external factors, it also acts as a barrier against germs and helps regulate body temperature.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
Rosacea is a chronic inflammatory skin disease that presents with transient episodes associated with triggering factors and a variety of symptoms and signs.
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The CO2 laser is one of the most popular treatments in dermatology. It has many benefits, but there is one thing that some people have concerns about: the recovery period.
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As some of you may know, in our clinic in London we now have a new laser: the CO2 laser.This laser provided by the team and manufacturer INTERmedic is a 4th generation laser.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
In the previous blog we explained 4 fundamental aspects to bear in mind that are the basis for understanding how long the effect lasts and, above all, to understand that it can vary from person to person.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
Neuromodulators are substances that reduce muscle mobility for a certain period of time and are widely used in dermatology and aesthetic medicine treatments.
Dr. Carlos Lopez
Most scars caused by acne are atrophic, i.e. sunken, and the most common types are boxy, wavy and iceberg-shaped.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
In the last decade, probiotics have emerged as key players in promoting the health of our digestive system. Almost all of us have been prescribed probiotics at some time after acute gastroenteritis, or when we have been prescribed an antibiotic in order to help our body restore our intestinal flora.
Dr. Freddy Cascante
Jawline rejuvenation is becoming part of routine aesthetic practice. Many of our patients after having treated the middle third of the face (furrows, cheekbones or the base of the eyebrows) are interested in treating the lower third: lips, chin and jawline.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
Neuromodulators are substances that inhibit communication between nerves and muscles, preventing their contraction.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
Waxing, especially depilatory waxing, causes irritation when the hair is removed in a traumatic way. The skin, and specifically the hair follicle, suffers an aggression, i.e. a small wound is produced which reacts with inflammation.
Dr. Ximena García
After the age of 30, some small changes of the natural ageing process begin, and a frequent reason for consultation is tired eyes and dark circles under the eyes.
Dr. Karhyn Rios
Acne, a common chronic inflammatory skin condition, affects more than 80% of adolescents and young adults, who most often develop acne scars.
Dr. Sarah Cavalcante
Enlarged pores are a common skin problem that can affect people of all ages and skin types.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
Collagen and elastin are two fundamental elements in the dermal structure, which play a crucial role in the health and appearance of our skin.
Dr Freddy Cascante
Regenerative medicine is revolutionising the field of aesthetic medicine. Moving away from traditional approaches that only addressed the correction of dynamic wrinkles and volume, regenerative medicine focuses on restoring the function and structure of damaged or ageing tissues.
Dr Ximena García
Bichectomy is one of the most frequently performed surgeries. It is aimed at both young men and women as the facial tissues will have a greater capacity for adaptation and we will avoid a slight facial descent.
Dr Xavier Batalla
Hyaluronic acid and polylactic acid are two types of products used in aesthetic medicine procedures to improve the appearance of the skin and its structures, although they differ in their composition, application, duration and results.
Dr Alicia de las Cuevas
Dark circles under the eyes are an alteration of skin coloration in the lower part of the eye due to excessive melanin production and dilation of the capillaries near the dermal surface.
Dr Karhyn Rios
The human body contains a large number and variety of microorganisms which, together with their genomes and interactions with the host or environment, make up what is known as the microbiome.
Dr. Freddy Cascante
We have to understand hair transplantation as a surgical treatment that is neither preventive nor regenerative: it is an excellent ally in repopulating specific areas where there is little follicular activity.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
Bruxism is a condition that involves involuntary clenching or grinding of the teeth during the day or while sleeping.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
Facial diagnosis in aesthetic medicine is an essential process, based on a detailed evaluation of various anatomical and physiological aspects.
Dr. Freddy Cascante
After a correct treatment of acne and having stopped its inflammatory-infectious evolution, many of our patients are encouraged to treat scars, which occur between 15% and 20% of acne cases according to several studies.
Dr. Alicia de las Cuevas
The dermatology and aesthetic medicine industry is constantly evolving, and the popularity of certain topics may vary by region and public preferences.
Dr. Carlos López Sánchez
Dark circles are a common condition that affects the skin around the eyes. Although they do not always indicate a serious health problem, they can be a cause for cosmetic concern.
When patients go to the office of a dermatologist or a cosmetic doctor and explain that they have had a laser treatment to remove a spot, to remove hair, or to remove a tattoo, they are not always able to identify the type of laser with which it has been treated
Until approximately 100 years ago, the problem of syphilis was very important. The specialty of dermatology was in fact called Dermatology and Syphiliography.
Androgenetic alopecia is the most common cause of hair loss, affecting 80% of Caucasian men and 50% of Caucasian women on the planet.
Acne appears to affect 90% of adolescents and young people. It also affects a significant percentage of people as they enter middle age, which has been estimated between 12 and 14%. Many of these people develop scars as a result of their inflammatory process.
There is considerable evidence that the levels of various trace elements are decreased in acne patients.
Acne improves remarkably in summer, but do all patients with acne improve? There are some that don't.
Important routines in acne: what pillow to use, how to moisturize your skin, how much to sleep. healthy habits in acne
Discover best products for facial cleansing from an expert dermatologist De Felipe.
Discover all the secrets about hyaluronic acid and hyaluronidase.
Is green tea effective for acne prevention?
