Miliaria is a benign, transient disorder caused by occulusion in the eccrine duct. Dermatologist in Delhi subdivid into miliaria rubra, miliaria crystallina, and miliaria profunda, based on the level of obliteration. Miliaria rubra (‘prickly heat’) is very common complaint to the Dermatologists and among all variety, the most common, presenting as numerous pruritic non-follicular papules… Read more
Warts are very common skin infection come to any skin clinic. It is typified as the benign proliferative lesions of the skin which can vary in forms, and have diverse locations in the human body. Etiopathogenesis of Viral Warts Human papilloma virus (HPV) is a double-stranded DNA virus, that belongs to a family of papillomaviridae… Read more
Acne vulgaris is one of the most common dermatologic disorders encountered in everyday clinical practice. It is a disease of the sebaceous follicle, primarily the pilosebaceous units located on the face, chest, and back. Inflammatory and non- inflammatory lesions presents with highly variable morphologies. Specific Investigations None are required routinely. Consider microbiology to exclude Gram-… Read more
Herpes simplex virus (HSV) infects the skin and mucous membranes, damaging keratinocytes and causing intense inflammation, seen as small blisters on a background of erythema. The primary infection may be obvious or subclinical; once latency is established in sensory ganglia, the virus may reactivate at variable intervals to produce visible lesions which often recur at… Read more
Perioral dermatitis is an eruption of inflammatory papules (and sometimes pustules) on the chin, perioral areas, and nasolabial folds, characteristically sparing the skin immediately adjacent to the vermilion border. It is usually seen in young women, but also accurs in childhood. The development of perioral dermatitis is frequently preceded by intentional or inadvertent application of… Read more
Vitiligo is an acquired idiopathic hypomelanotic disorder in which localized areas are devoid of melanocytes, resulting in depigmented macules which are often symmetrically distributed. Skin specialist in Delhi assumes the disease has 1-3% worldwide prevalence, with no predilection for age, sex, or race. About 50% of cases start before 20 years of age. Vitiligo can… Read more
Alopecia areata (AA) is common skin condition seen in Skin clinics. It is T lymphocyte -mediated autoimmune disease of the hair follicle. It is characterized by patchy hair loss developing in otherwise normal skin, with ‘exclamation mark’ hairs around margins of expandings areas. most cases are limited to one or more coin- sized patches, in… Read more
Acanthosis nigricans is characterized by hyperpigmented, verrucous or velvety plaques which usually appear on flexural surfaces and in intertriginous regions. It is most commonly seen in individuals with insulin resistance states, especially obesity, and less frequently in association with other metabolic disorders, drugs and malignancy and so many patients come for this problem in Dr… Read more
BOTOX is a simple, non-surgical, physician-administered treatment that can temporarily smooth the moderate to severe Forehead Lines Frown Lines Crow’s Feet and Bunny Lines Hyperhidrosis and other cosmetic indications. How do the Wrinkles and lines are developed on our face? Lines and wrinkles are the markers of Aging skin, their development is a complex procedure… Read more
Hirsuitism or facial Hair growth may occur due to family predisposition,due to certain types of medicine, disturbance of hormones and menstrual cycle and even ediopathic Hirsuitism. Facial hair are matter of stress and uneasiness for women. Dermatologist in Delhi has a answer to this problem in the form of latest technology. Skin of female is… Read more