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Is melasma dangerous?

Leading London-based dermatologist Dr Mary Sommerlad discusses melasma, a condition of the skin that causes irregular patches of discolouration on the high points of the face of women of childbearing ages. It is not dangerous but can impact self-image. Dr Sommerlad explains the causes, treatments, and methods of managing the condition. She also explains why it affects women more often than men.

What to expect from earlobe reduction surgery

An earlobe reduction surgery takes roughly 30 minutes under local anaesthetic. The ears are often overlooked by patients when it comes to plastic surgery, however, having them reduced to a smaller size can often make a big difference. We spoke with Miss Katherine George, a highly experienced maxillofacial and facial plastic surgeon, to discuss the benefits of this procedure, how its performed, what the success rate is and what the risks are.

Nail disorders: how should they be treated?

Whether it's nail psoriasis, paronychia, onychogryphosis, or fungal infections, there is a myriad of ways our nails can be affected, and what's ironic is that it's a part of our body that is often overlooked. It's often important that they're treated promptly. In this latest Q&A, the highly regarded dermatologist, Dr Ravi Ratnavel, spoke to us about nail disorders, more specifically fungal and bacterial infections. Discover some home remedies for your niggling nail disorders in this article.

How to treat acne scars

When experiencing acne, it can feel like a struggle to feel good about ourselves. Luckily, with the help of Dr Hiba Injibar, the effects of acne on both our skin and mental health can be minimised. With her impressive repertoire in dermatology, Dr Injibar offers comprehensive care for treating the root cause of acne and also the more persistent symptoms that include scarring. Find out how acne scarring can be avoided, why it sometimes occurs, and what the treatment options are for smoother skin, in this latest Q&A.

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