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Cellulite

bendras — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 19:03:39 +0000

Cellulite removal methods Cellulite is one of women’s most common companions which every woman wants to get rid of. Cellulite occurs in 30 year old women and progresses slowly if no measures against cellulite are taken. Cellulite is structural accumulation of fat cells in the subcutaneous tissue which has an “orange peel” look externally. Cellulite is most often found in thigh and buttock areas; however, depending on the person’s somatotype, it may occur in any part of the body which has an adipose tissue, namely chest, waist, upper arm areas. We will suggest several efficient measures applied at Era Esthetic clinic for cellulite treatment for effective results. Mesotherapy for cellulite treatment: Mesotherapy includes the selection of specific active ingredient cocktails depending on the type of cellulite to improve microcirculation, increase lipolysis – breaking down of fats, improve fluid retention, and skin appearance. Treatment includes a course of 6-10 procedures once a week. At Era Esthetic laser dermatology clinic mesotherapy is performed by a licences beauty specialist and aesthetic medicine dermatologists. For more information on this cellulite removal method read – mesotherapy for cellulite removal. Lymphatic drainage massage for removing cellulite: Lymphatic drainage at Era Esthetic clinic is performed by a […]

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Facial redness and rozacea

bendras — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 19:49:58 +0000

Rozacea (cuperosis, rozacea), flushing Rozacea (cuperosis, rozacea) is a common chronic inflammatory progressive disease which manifests itself externally on the face and causes psychological discomfort and is characterised by exacerbations and remissions. Usually begins at the age of 30 with the person being unaware that it needs to be treated. In its initial stages, pityriasis rosea occurs as flushing of cheeks, nose, chin, or forehead. Sometimes it can also manifest in neck, chest, head, or ear areas. Over time, the flushing increases and becomes chronic, with the face blood vessels becoming more prominent. Without treatment, rozacea progresses and becomes hard to control. The symptoms include pink patches, pimples, blisters, and sometimes uneven, red, rough nose which occurs due to hypertrophy of sebaceous glands and connective tissue. Treatment of rozacea (cuperosis) and flushing with the new Candela VBeam Perfecta pulsed-dye laser: It is very important to detect and start treating pityriasis rosea. Treatment is performed by pharmaceuticals which control the disease and reduce the inflammatory symptoms; however, barely affect flushing or enlarged blood vessels. This is where the new Candela VBeam Perfecta pulsed-dye laser comes in, essentially reducing and getting rid of flushing caused by rozacea. This laser is considered to […]

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Pigment spots

bendras — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 20:07:45 +0000

Pigment spots. Diagnostics and treatment Pigment spots may be congenital or acquired. In the course of time, their number grows due to various causes. The dermatologist will diagnose the pigment spots and prescribe the treatment with due account for their type, cause of occurrence, density, intensity, and localisation as well as the age of the patient. In which areas do pigment spots occur? Young people are most frequently affected by pigment spots at the area of the forehead, nose, cheeks, and upper lip. Older people especially often can have pigment spots at the areas of the back, chest, and external side of the hands. Increased pigmentation in many cases indicates premature aging of people under 50 years old. Which causes predetermine increase in pigmentation? It is melanocytes, i.e. cells producing the main skin pigment melanin, which are responsible for skin pigmentation. Melanin is a sulphur-containing pigment normally found in skin. Increased production of melanin causes hyperpigmentation, while its deficiency results in local or widespread hypopigmentation or depigmentation (vitiligo). Skin pigmentation is closely related with the vitamin and enzyme balance. The deficiency in vitamins A, C, and PP promotes melanogenesis (the production of melanin), and the deficiency in vitamins of group […]

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Acne

bendras — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 20:30:24 +0000

Acne (Acne vulgaris). Diagnostics and treatment Acne is one of the widest-spread skin diseases, which most often affects teenagers but should not be ruled out at any age. There are many forms of acne vulgaris, and the dermatologist will prescribe the treatment after the evaluation of the disease picture. What are the causes of acne? There are many causes predetermining the occurrence of acne. The 4 main factors that precondition the occurrence of acne vulgaris include the following: Increase secretion of sebaceous glands Obstruction of the sebaceous gland and upper part of the hair follicle Propionibacterium acnes infection Skin irritation In which parts of the body do acne vulgaris appear? The disposition of acne vulgaris is determined by the localisation of sebaceous glands. Most often, rash appears in the places of the closest location of sebaceous glands including the areas of the neck, cheeks, chin, chest as well as in the upper part of the back. Treatment of acne vulgaris Treatment of acne vulgaris already at the early stage is necessary in order to prevent the formation of scars. The treatment method depends on the form of acne. In common, antibiotic treatment is applied during exacerbation of acne. However, antibiotics […]

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Moles (naevi)

bendras — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 20:48:42 +0000

Moles A mole (Latin: naevus) is a congenital or acquired skin cell cluster of melanocytic origin. A mole can be seen with a naked eye only when it reaches respective size and amount of pigment. Signs Light-brown and black-and-brown spots and stains of various sizes Stains rising or non-rising over the skin surface The surface of a birthmark is smooth or rough, with or without hair How to protect oneself against moles and what is their cause? The nature of origin of moles is not clear. Naevi (or genetic predisposition to their occurrence) are inherited; therefore, it is not possible to be protected against them. It is recommended to spend on the sun as little time as possible and to use high sun protection factors (SPF). What can be done about moles at one’s discretion? Nothing is permitted to be done at one’s own discretion. It is prohibited to scratch, irritate, or treat moles with any ointments. It is recommended to observe the moles on the body from time to time in order to check whether their appearance has changed or not. When should one see the doctor? If the mole is an old one, does not change at all, and […]

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Warts and condylomas

bendras — Wed, 09 Dec 2015 21:10:14 +0000

Warts and condylomas. Diagnostics and treatment Warts are tumours of skin and mucosa of white or light-grey colour with uneven horned surface that have the shape of nodules of nipples and form due to excess epidermis and papillary layer of derma. All types of warts are caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV) There are around 150 types of this virus. Certain types of HPV damage anatomic areas specific for them (common warts are caused by types 2 and 4, warts of the sole of the feet – by type 1 etc); however, they also can appear in the locations not inherent for them. How does HPV spread? By direct contact (common warts – through hands; genital warts, also called condyloma – during sexual intercourse). By indirect contact (through infected articles). Warts propagate through the skin and mucosa; most often, as a result of penetration by the virus into the organism through damaged skin during direct contact, especially if it is too dry, in case of skin disruptions, blood circulation disorder, or excessive sweatiness. The virus that causes warts does not penetrate deeper than the skin. How do warts look like and of what types can they be? Warts can be […]

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