Medical articles of Dermatology

Laser and light-based treatments can reduce persistent facial redness, visible thread veins and certain types of skin pigmentation by targeting specific structures within the skin.

Psoriasis is a lifelong inflammatory skin condition which affects around two per cent of the UK population. It causes the skin to become crusty, red, or flaky, usually around the elbows, scalp, knees,...

Birthmarks are patches of coloured skin that are formed before birth or shortly after. They can appear anywhere on the body and face, and can change size and shape as the body grows. While in most cas...

In this article, a consultant in dermatology explains the types of anti-ageing injectable treatments and how they work.

Injectable treatments, such as dermal fillers and botulinum toxin (Botox™), have become increasingly popular for achieving a youthful appearance without needing invasive surgery. When performed correc...

Pigmented spots, spider veins, acne scars and open pores are unsightly lesions on our skin that have a quick and effective solution: laser treatment. But not every laser is suitable for everything. He...

Here to discuss cellulite treatment in expert detail is highly reputable consultant dermatologist and aesthetic specialist, Dr Hasan Benar.

Skin cancer is one of the most common types of cancer worldwide, and early detection plays a crucial role in successful treatment. Regular skin cancer checks are essential for identifying suspicious l...

Learn what to expect during laser scar removal in London, including how fractional CO₂ laser treatment works, recovery time, and results from expert dermatology care.

Acne occurs when the pores and hair follicles of the skin become blocked due to excess oil, called sebum, and debris buildup, such as dead skin cells. In the skin are bacteria like C. acnes and P. acn...