Most of the skin darkening spots tend to look the same but there is a significant difference between them. It is important to understand how to differentiate between these skin spots to go for effective treatment. One such confusing skin spot is moles and warts. In this blog, we will understand what is moles and warts, their difference and also what treatments are available for both of these skin spots. War ...

It is common to believe that whatever dark spot you observe on your skin is either all moles or all freckles. But nothing could be far away from the truth. Although these dark spots look similar there is quite a bit of difference between moles and freckles. In this blog, we will understand what exactly are moles and freckles and how to differentiate between both of them. We would also understand what kind o ...

Skin Moles - Overview A mole that is also called nevus is a brown/black looking spot on a skin that happens when skin cells grow in a group rather than individually. These skin cells are also called melanocytes and these same cells are responsible for producing the color of the skin ( pigmentation) In this blog, we will understand what are the different types of skin moles and how to differentiate between h ...

What Are Skin Moles? Skin moles are nothing but development or growth on the skin that usually look brown or black in color. Skin moles can appear on any part of the skin and it generally appears early on in a person's life or during the first 25 years of a person’s life. In this blog, we are going to understand what causes moles, different types of moles, early signs of moles and what are the different pro ...

Stretch Marks Medical Treatments In the age of social media, where photos are frequently published for friends to see, like and comment, physical appearance has taken the prime importance. But nature sometimes surprises you with stretch marks that can totally ruin your image and self-confidence. But don’t worry, medical science has some effective solution through which you can reduce or make these stretch m ...

You had perfect skin and never thought once before wearing anything. until recently, when you suddenly saw a bunch of lines on your back, stomach or near armpits that looked like a nail scratch. After searching the internet you got to know that its called stretch marks. How on earth did you get these stretch marks? Well, that’s exactly what we are going to discuss in this blog. Suggested Reading: Everything ...

Most women get stretch marks during pregnancy. They’re a sign that your skin has stretched as your body grows to accommodate your baby. They occur when skin distension is faster than new skin tissue production. The medical term is 'striae gravidarum', which is Latin for stripes of pregnancy. They are very common, and typically appear on the abdomen, breasts, thighs, buttocks, and even upper arms. Genetics p ...

Chicken Pox is a disease which not only leaves your skin scarred but it also is a painful and traumatic experience. Typically, chicken pox scars appear as round, depressed marks on the face. Inflammation of the skin, which is common with chickenpox, can lead to scars with a sunken appearance. Many people want to reduce or remove these scars, especially when they’re on the face. So, read on to learn some of ...

We hate to be the bearers of bad news but stretch mark creams might not be the miraculous skin-savers some of us thought they were. We all want beautiful skin, but somewhere deep down, we’re afraid to develop those unwanted scars. The concern is legit. Because stretch marks are a different kind of scars and they tend to stay permanently. And adding to the misery, they’re of three different types- striae rub ...

Keloids are caused by a hereditary condition. This condition causes scar tissue to over grow after damage to the skin. These lumps on the skin are made of collagen and are not communicable to others. Keloids may be slightly painful and itchy but other than that they rarely cause any other symptoms. Keloids are difficult to treat and they don’t go away on their own. Once a keloid forms, you can’t completely ...