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Q&A Series #36

Q&A Series #36

Q: Why am I getting pimples on my beard? A: Strictly speaking, these are not pimples. They are bumps caused by infection in the beard hair follicles. They are called #folliculitis i.e. inflammation of the hair follicles due to bacterial (usual cause)...
Q&A Series #35

Q&A Series #35

Q: Is a good cleanser important? A: Cleanser is the first step in any skincare regimen. Now, you tell me, is it important? Regular and thorough skin cleansing is crucial to the health of your skin. When done correctly with a proper cleanser, it can retain the...
Q&A Series #34

Q&A Series #34

Q&A Series #34Q: Can I do fractional CO2 laser when I am having some acne break out? A: The main purpose of doing a fractional CO2 laser resurfacing is to smoothen or lighten acne scars. So, theoretically it should be done when acne is under controlled. However,...
Q&A Series #33

Q&A Series #33

Q: How should I prepare or prime my skin before putting on makeup?  A: These are the steps/ guidelines to ensure a strong protective base before putting on your makeup. This is the proper way of layering your skincare product prior to your makeup.1. Thorough...
Q&A Series #32

Q&A Series #32

Q: Face masks are irritating my skin, doc!A: Wearing face mask has become a new norm to many of us amid this pandemic. However, wearing it for long hours has caused some unwanted side effects to the skin. These include rashes and skin irritation resulting from...
Q&A Series #31 Q: My child developed a few blisters at the corner of his mouth since 3 days ago. They were very itchy and after he started scratching them, the blisters burst and the wound become wet. He also developed some other patches on his neck, armpit and arms. He has no history of allergies.

Q&A Series #31 Q: My child developed a few blisters at the corner of his mouth since 3 days ago. They were very itchy and after he started scratching them, the blisters burst and the wound become wet. He also developed some other patches on his neck, armpit and arms. He has no history of allergies.

A: This lesion is called impetigo. A type of skin bacterial infection. It is very common in infants and children. It usually occurs around the nose and mouth areas, may also involve the body, hands and feet. It is very contagious. Therefore, early antibiotic treatment...
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