Dermatology Hospital in Faridabad

Treatment includes:

Early therapy will prevent aggravation of the condition and appearance of the scars.

The dermatologist takes note of the appearance and the duration of the rash. Other factors including possible triggers and symptoms, are also taken into consideration. Depending on the above factors, the dermatologist may offer treatment and/or recommend avoidance of possible triggers and prescribe topical medicines or other treatments.

The dermatologist may perform an examination of the skin to ascertain the possible cause of changes in skin tone and pigmentation. Treatment may involve the use of prescribed topical medications and sun protection. Other treatments that may be offered are appropriate procedures.

Avoid use of skin-lightening products, especially if the products are unproven and strong prescription creams unless you have been examined and prescribed by a dermatologist.

A dermatologist reviews your medical history, assesses your scalp and may suggest blood tests and other tests. Treatment is based on the cause, and may be in the form of prescription medicines, management of an associated medical condition, and/or information on hair and scalp care.

Hair loss can be rapid, patchy and sudden. In such cases, treatment should be sought rather than using products of unknown benefit.

Treatment is based on the cause of the condition and may include prescription medicines or medicated shampoos, among others. Other investigations may be suggested based on the symptoms.

Treatment options range from the use of moisturizers to avoiding contact with triggers, as well as the use of medicines to help control the inflammation. Symptoms that do not improve with the above-mentioned treatment options should be evaluated to confirm the diagnosis and rule out other conditions.

The treatment depends on the location, the severity of the condition as well as its effect on the patient. It may involve the use of different medicines and/or various therapies. Some patients develop joint symptoms as a result of having psoriasis. New joint symptoms, e.g., joint pain and swelling, should be reported to the health care practitioner.

The appearance of the affected area may help a dermatologist decide on the appropriate treatment. It may be necessary to take a tissue sample for laboratory examination in difficult cases to confirm the diagnosis.

Undiagnosed skin conditions should not be treated with ‘combination’ creams that contain steroids or other medicines.

The dermatologist can evaluate the affected area and suggest treatment. Whether to treat vitiligo is a decision to be made in light of the patient’s preferences based on the location and extent of the pigment loss. New or changing lesions should be evaluated prior to treatment.

The decision to monitor or treat a mole or skin lesion may be based on its characteristics. New or changing lesions may need assessment.