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Social Pressure on Vitiligo Patients | Fight it With Microskin
Vitiligo is a common skin condition related to the discoloration of skin in patches which spreads on the outer skin of the body. Vitiligo patients in India often face a cruel social pressure which they do not deserve for sure. In India, many people also call this disease a result of the wrongdoings in their … Continue reading “Social Pressure on Vitiligo Patients | Fight it With Microskin”
Read MoreTHE MYSTERY OF THE DISAPPEARING WHITE SPOTS
A 27 years old young healthy male reported to the skin OPD with complaints of white patches over his arms and thighs since 8 months. On examination the spots were flat white spots & were numerous and distributed over the arms and legs most of them measuring less than a cm in diameter. the spots … Continue reading “THE MYSTERY OF THE DISAPPEARING WHITE SPOTS”
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Take Care of Dry Skin in Winter | Few Tips
The magic of winter’s cold breeze, snowflakes, and bonfire often fade away by the unpleasant dry skin issues. The onslaught of the long haul of itchy, dry and flaky dry skin just turns the winter experience to a bitter one. A good moisturizer is not always a solution and as dry the winter is, more … Continue reading “Take Care of Dry Skin in Winter | Few Tips”
Read MoreMelanocyte Cell Transplantation or MCT as Vitiligo Treatment
This surgical approach is now being considered as “may be a cure”. Unfortunately, science is still not able to find a permanent cure for this condition but there are many cases where Melanocyte Cell Transplantation (MCT) Melanocyte Keratinocyte Transplant Procedure (MKTP) as Vitiligo Treatment has made wonders.
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Cleanliness is a Bad Habit
Of late I have been seeing so many patients in our Dermatology OPD with hands which are dry, parched, itchy, irritated and have got cuts. Their history points out to a peculiar habit of washing their hands frequently and as I dig deep into the number of times their hands are subjected to scrubbing, soaps, hand washes, sanitizers, wet tissues etc.
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