Biologics and newer targeted therapies for psoriasis, atopic dermatitis and pemphigus
When steroids stop working: biologics, JAK inhibitors and rituximab explained: who they suit, what tests come first, and what is available in India.
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Steroid-damaged face: signs, causes and safe recovery
Redness, burning and bumps after months of a “fairness” or steroid cream? Why it happens, what stopping feels like, and how supervised treatment helps.
JAK inhibitors for eczema: safety questions answered
The “new tablets” for eczema: what the safety warnings really mean, which tests come first, and who is, and is not, a good candidate.
Chemical peels for acne on Indian skin: which peel, how many sessions
Salicylic, glycolic or mandelic: which peel suits blackheads, active pimples or marks, how many sessions it takes, and when a peel is the wrong choice.
Mole, skin tag and wart removal: methods, aftercare and testing
Which removal method suits which lesion, mole warning signs and testing, scar care, and whether skin tags and warts come back.
Why melasma keeps coming back
Melasma fades on treatment and returns when it stops. Here is what switches the pigment cells back on, and what keeps it controlled.
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The four-product routine that beats a twelve-step one
Clean, hydrate, protect, treat. Four products, the right order, and the things worth leaving off the shelf entirely.
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Newer psoriasis treatments: biologics and JAK inhibitors
Biologics and JAK inhibitors block only the signal driving the disease. Who they suit, how safe they are, and what to expect.
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PRP and GFC for pattern hair loss
What these treatments do for pattern hair loss, how many sessions are realistic, and when they are not the right answer.
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