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Why do moles happen?
A nevus is a nest of cells that grows larger or more protuberant as we age. This group of skin
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How can I prevent moles?
Benign melanocytic nevi show up on the skin naturally; and some - called congenital nevi - are
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What are moles?
There are three general types of moles. One type is a flat, dark brown spot (a benign
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What can a doctor do for melasma?
There are various types of melasma, depending on how deep they are in the skin. When it is
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How can I prevent melasma?
Have your hormone status checked by a doctor, and protect yourself from the sun. Sunscreen is
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How can I treat melasma myself?
Think of melasma as a big brown spot, so treating it with the same kind of lightening agent -
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What causes melasma?
Estrogen seems to be the primary instigator here, which is why melasma is often called "the mask
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What is melasma?
Melasma is a tan, symmetrical, and very stubborn patch of hyperpigmentation, usually found on
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What can a doctor do for ingrown hair?
Chronic ingrown hairs, especially if they become infected and inflamed, are grounds for laser
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How can I prevent ingrown hairs?
Men and women who are prone to ingrown hairs may want to avoid the close shave that causes the
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Why does ingrown hair happen?
An ingrown hair occurs when a hair is either broken off (tweezed or waxed) or cut off at the
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What is an ingrown hair?
When a hair gets trapped and starts growing underneath the skin, it can create a bump and cause
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What can a doctor do for hair loss?
Not all dermatologists specialize in hair loss, but most are capable of getting you started by
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Are freckles dangerous?
Freckles are not dangerous, but they are a marker of sun damage. How many freckles someone has
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What can a doctor do for eczema?
Doctors usually prescribe a topical, not an oral, medication. A prescription topical steroid or
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