Hs second opinion
Description in photograph Hs second opinion and further steps for long term relief. Meds and laser applicability
Description in photograph Hs second opinion and further steps for long term relief. Meds and laser applicability
Doctors diagnosed my scalp hair loss as male pattern baldness and my body hair loss as alopecia areata universalis. However, my hair falls out gradually, not in patches, including chest hair, eyebrows, and eyelashes. Can alopecia areata cause hair loss without visible patches? Could it be another condition, and what tests would you recommend?
I am 55 years old. I have been experiencing a skin allergy for the past 10–12 days, with mild itching. Could you please advise me on what I should do? Attaching photos
I had severe acne on my buttocks and it has resulted into dark spots on my buttocks. I have already consulted two dermatologists in the past for medication and some ointments. I don't think it has produced any great results. Are there any other procedures available in Bangalore which can at least get my skin tone in proper range? Happy to book a consultation if someone can guide me.
I am 24Y old and suddenly from last 1 month i got a acne on forhead . I don't know why suddenly this come and spread on face kindly help also i try face wash but not helpful.
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