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Polynucleotides are an injectable serum used to reduce wrinkles, diminish crepiness, scars, and brown spots, tighten pores, and reduce stretch marks on the body. Renowned dermatologist Dr Ariel Haus explains more about the treatment, including how they differ from similar treatments and how long it takes to see the results.

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By Dr Ariel Haus
19.10.23
Dermatologist

Hyperpigmentation: how can it be treated?

Skin hyperpigmentation can occur in people of various different skin colours, types and textures. Those suffering from hyperpigmentation are often concerned about the appearance of their skin, and search endlessly for the most effective treatment methods. Distinguished dermatologist, Dr Ariel Haus provides an in-depth guide to the causes and treatment methods for hyperpigmentation.

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By Dr Ariel Haus
08.03.23
Dermatologist

Botox FAQ: your questions answered

There are many different treatments available to soften lines and wrinkles, but one of the most effective and popular options is Botulinum Toxin Type A. Although Botox is also the brand name of a specific Botulinum Toxin type A product, at Dr Haus Dermatology we use Botox and other brands for face lines and face wrinkles. In his latest article, Dr Ariel Haus offers his expert insight into Botox, explaining how it works and the benefits it offers.

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By Dr Ariel Haus
25.11.20
Dermatologist

Can rosacea ever go away on its own?

Rosacea can affect self-confidence, in this latest article with a leading dermatologist, Dr Ariel Haus, we found out what the causes can be and what the triggers are. We found out what types of treatment are available, whether rosacea can ever be cured and what happens if rosacea is left untreated.

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By Dr Ariel Haus
23.06.20
Dermatologist

Psoriasis: how can it be treated with biologic therapy?

Psoriasis causes the skin cells to multiply almost 10 times faster than normal, resulting in itchy, red and flaky patches on various parts of the body. Treatment focuses on managing inflammation, but even then, for some people it doesn't always work. Now, however, an innovative treatment known as biologic therapy is beginning to show some life-changing results for patients with severe psoriasis. Dr Ariel Haus, one of our top dermatologists, explains more.