Axillary hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating originating in the armpits. It is not uncommon to see these patients in consultation. The importance of this disorder is
Mohs surgery offers a 99% success rate in tumor removal, surpassing conventional surgery. With a technique that examines 100% of the lesion margins, this specialized surgery, performed by expert dermatologists and pathologists, minimizes complications and improves cosmetic results.
Trichology is the branch of dermatology specializing in hair and scalp skin. There are multiple medical problems that can affect the scalp and hair and trichology is dedicated to their study and solution.
Atopic dermatitis is a skin condition that affects millions of people worldwide. Characterized by dry skin, itching, redness and flaking, this condition can be uncomfortable and difficult to manage.
Hair health is a common concern for many people, hair loss, thinning hair and other hair problems can be a cause for concern.
Checking your moles on a regular basis is an essential practice for keeping tabs on the health of your skin and can make a difference in the early detection of potentially dangerous skin conditions.
Sweating is a necessary bodily function, but it can cause some skin problems such as blockage of the sweat glands, which leads to the appearance of sudamen.
The bites are red inflamed plaques on the skin that generate a lot of itching and discomfort, making it difficult to sleep at night. In addition, they often leave residual stains that may take a long time to disappear. Sometimes stings leave lesions that persist for years or a lifetime.
Acne is one of the most common cosmetic problems we dermatologists face due to its high incidence and the fact that it mainly affects the most visible areas of the body, such as the face and décolleté. Although it can appear at any stage of life, it is more frequent during adolescence and in women of childbearing age.
It is well known that at certain times of the year there is a more intense hair replacement than usual. Dermatologists refer to this increased hair loss as telogen effluvium.
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