Dr. Javier Bassas Bresca

Dr. Javier Bassas Bresca
Dermatology
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Dr. Javier Bassas Bresca is a leading dermatologist with 35 years of professional experience. He is an expert in alopecia, skin cancer and stains and pigmented lesions laser. Author of numerous publications, is regular at conferences and meetings on the field, both nationally and internationally.

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 Credentials

GMC: 11389

 Professional experience

• More than 40 years of experience
• Assistant dermatologist at the Dermatology Department of the Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, ​​(1980 - 1985)
• Deputy Medical Service of Dermatology Hospital of the Red Cross Hospitalet (1985 - 1987)
• Head of Service of the Dermatology Unit of the Hospitalet Red Cross Hospital (1988 - 1995)
• He has worked at the Institut Català de la Salut for more than 20 years
• He currently works as a specialist in the Teknon Medical Center, Barcelona
• He is the founder and Medical Director of the Dr. Javier Bassas Bresca Dermatological Center

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 Sub-specialties

• Specialist in alopecia, skin cancer, STD, treatment of wrinkles and dermatology in children
• Micropigmentation of scars and scars capillaries, lips, eyebrows ...
• Peeling: different types and applications
• Laser and CO2 laser treatments for removing skin blemishes, scars, tattoos and pigmented lesions

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 Teaching posts

• He has attended and participated as a speaker in conferences and meetings of Dermatology, national and international

 Education

• Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery from the University of Barcelona (1971-1977) with outstanding qualification
• Residence of Dermatology in the Hospital Clínic of Barcelona, ​​obtaining the title of specialist in Medical-Surgical Dermatology and Venereology (1980)

 Publications and conferences

• He is the author of several publications at national and international level.
• He has attended and participated as a speaker in national and international dermatology conferences and meetings.

 Professional membership

• Full member of the Spanish Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (AEDV).
• Full member of the American Academy of Dermatology (AAD).
• Full member of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV).
• Full member of the Ibero-Latin American College of Dermatology (CILAD).

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Languages spoken

  • Catalan
  • Spanish
  • English

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Diseases, Medical Tests and Treatments

Alopecia

Alopecia is excessive hair fall which causes baldness. It is caused by three main factors are heredity, age and male hormones. It is usually triggered ...

Facial Fillers

  Wrinkle treatment with facial fillers is a technique of facial rejuvenation without discrimination on the infiltration of substances such as hyal ...

Laser Tattoo Removal

  Treatment to remove tattoos and pigmented lesions laser involves the application of different types of laser lights of different colors to achiev ...

Micropigmentation

The permanent makeup or micropigmentation is a facial treatment that is performed by a technique of pigment implantation in the skin (applied with a d ...

Pediatric Dermatology

Pediatric Dermatology is a specialty of this branch of medicine that is based on the study, prevention and treatment of health and constitution of the skin of children. They appear in childhood diseases peculiar to that stage, and are also typical of adults differently affect children and adolescents. Among the most common disorders in infancy are dermatitis (seborrheic, atopic, and diaper rash), infections (warts, impético ...), genetic diseases, acne, angiomas, or vascular injuries, among many others. In addition, since the skin of children it is different and requires some specialized care to cure all diseases treatments. ...

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs)

Sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) are a set of different microorganisms caused by infectious diseases, which have in common that are preferably spread during sex. More than 20 known STDs, including: chlamydia and lymphogranuloma, gonorrhea, genital herpes, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS), genital warts caused by human papillomavirus, syphilis and trichomoniasis. Although most STDs affect both men and women, women have the most serious health problems. Not all STDs can be cured: those that are caused by bacteria, such as chlamydia, are fought with antibiotics, but they are caused by viruses, such as genital herpes, treatment is limited to alleviate the symptoms. ...

Skin cancer

  Skin cancer is the proliferation of malignant cells that invade tissues. Usually they manifest through changes in pigmentation or texture of a mole or spot on the skin, red, scaly spots, skin lesions that do not heal after a few days and having discoloration. To prevent and detect skin cancer readers are referred to the dermatologist in the presence or manifestation of these skin changes to determine the degree of malignancy or benignity of such abnormalities. Skin cancer can be of two types: non-melanoma and melanoma. The non-melanoma is the most common and includes all cancers except malignant melanoma, which is more serious. For melanoma, treatment requires surgical removal of the affected tissue (which may even include nearby lymph nodes), even in cases where it has spread to other organs usually no cure. In these patients, several therapies are usually applied to shrink the tumor, such as chemotherapy and immunotherapy. For other types of skin cancer, such as carcinoma, treatment may include various techniques: chemotherapy, radiation therapy, photodynamic therapy, Mohs surgery, laser surgery, etc. ...

Skin patches

Stains on the skin are skin pigmentation that appear on the skin. Depending on their origin, they can be pigmented or vascular type. The pigment shown by the excess production of a pigment called melanin generated from melanocytes (skin cells) and stimulated by sunlight, and can be dark and localized (hyperpigmentation) or pale (depigmentation). Meanwhile, vascular stains are caused by congestion of the vessels of the skin, producing red spots on the skin, such as hemangiomas and telangiectasia. In any case, you should consult a dermatologist the appearance of new spots on the skin, especially if they change color or texture, to rule that it is a skin cancer. Depending on the type of stain will opt for simple treatments, such as avoiding sun exposure and use of sunscreens, and the application of peels or laser treatments or depigmentation in the most unsightly stains. ...

Acne

Acne is a skin condition that can occur at any age and is the inflammation of the sebaceous glands. Usually it appears on the face but can also manifest in neck and back, causing aesthetic problems for people who have it. The symptoms are pimples reddish (known as papules), pustules or grains of whitish color, blackheads, pimples and even small cysts. It is important to diagnose the type of acne and the most appropriate treatment as appropriate: to remove mild acne remedies are recommended and medicated topical preparations with agents such as benzoyl peroxide, salicylic acid or antibiotics; and in cases of moderate or severe gravity, the more effective the treatment with isotretinoin or oral antibiotics or contraceptive use in the case of acne is associated with hormonal changes and menstrual cycle. In addition, skin lesions also greatly improved by applying peels or laser and photodynamic therapy. ...

Allergy test

Allergy tests are tests used to determine which substances cause an allergic reaction in a person. There are three common methods of skin tests for allergies. First, test puncture of the skin that is placed on the forearm or upper back, a small canditad of substances that may be causing the symptoms on the skin, then the skin is pricked so the allergen it goes under the cutaneous surface and tras15 minutes the reaction was observed for each substance. Second, the intradermal skin test, which involves injecting a small amount of allergen into d ela skin and see if there is any reaction. It is most used to detect allergy to a specific substance. Finally, the patch test, a method for diagnosing the cause of cutaneous reactions that once the substance touches the skin occur. ...

Angioma

The angiomas are vascular lesions that often occur in some newborns or shortly after birth. There are different types of lesions: flat angiomas, which are usually present on the face or neck and are violaceo tone;hemangiomas, which are benign vascular tumors reddish;rubi points, which are small reddish spots that usually occur in middle age. Depending on the type and size of angiomas, treatment vary: for angiomas planes and points ruby laser systems or intense pulsed light are applied, while in the hemangiomas are often prescribed medications to reduce injury, although sometimes disappear spontaneously. ...

Atopic dermatitis

Atopic dermatitis is a skin disease, sometimes chronic. Atopic skin shows inflammation and redness continue, is more sensitive because it lacks certain proteins. Atopic dermatitis is more common in babies, may appear within 2 to 6 months of age. Many people overcome over the years. ...

Botulinum toxin (botox)

Botulinum toxin (Botox) is a drug that is injected in minute quantities at strategic points on the face to try and minimize the furrows and wrinkles. Botox works by slowing the contraction of facial muscles temporarily, leaving the skin smooth and toned, and correcting wrinkles and preventing its progression. The effects of the injection are not immediate, depending on the patient begin to reveal after three or four days, but the results are highly satisfactory. Furthermore, according to the patient the effect of botulinum toxin can last between 4 and 8 months, so to keep treatments are to be undertaken reminder. Apart from its aesthetic utilities, Botox also has other medical applications such as the correction of excessive sweating, or treatment of tics and spasms. ...

Burns

  Burns surgery aims to restore both the treatment and the appearance of the tissues affected by these injuries and the recovery of its functionality, in cases of severe burns. Depending on the depth and the cause of sunburn, as well as the location of the aftermath has left, other treatments or interventions will be needed to repair the lesions produced in the tissues and structures and bodies concerned. Currently, techniques natural regeneration of cells and implantation of skin grafts, for cases in which the burn destroyed tissue can not be regenerated only apply. To do this, thanks to advances in plastic surgery in this field, skin cells that create grafts to reconstruct these injuries when they are very serious, getting safer to heal burns and satisfactory results are grown. ...

CO2 Surgical Laser

The CO2 surgical laser is a type of laser used in dermatological and gynecological surgery. It is a simple procedure that is carried out on an outpatient basis, with cream anesthesia. It's fast, safe and not painful. It is a very precise laser that allows to eliminate in a very effective way any type of dermatological lesion, even those of a benign nature that are eliminated for aesthetic reasons. In gynecology, this type of laser allows vaporizing and cutting, respecting nearby tissues, to reduce surgical damage. In this way, a faster postoperative recovery can be achieved. ...

Crioesclerosis liquid

  Crioesclerosis liquid is a treatment that eliminates varicose veins and small capillaries gradually. It comprises introducing into the capillary a sclerosing product at a temperature around -40ªC. With this capillary hardening is achieved and thus the small capillaries microvarices and lower extremities are removed. This treatment is achieved not only remove the vein for aesthetic reasons, but also can eliminate the heaviness and causing overload veins. With respect to other techniques, the advantage is that subsequent pigmentation left other sclerosing products are removed. ...

Cryotherapy

  Cryotherapy is a treatment indicated to eliminate certain superficial skin lesions with a technique based on the application of extreme cold, usually liquid nitrogen (-196 ° C) by means of spray powder. That nitrogen, administered on the specific injury, frostbite and causes destruction of the targeted cells without damaging the healthy tissue surrounding the lesion. The process usually takes between one to two minutes is not very painful but a feeling of itching and burning, so sometimes may require local anesthesia when applied in very sensitive areas. In addition, after cryotherapy redness, swelling and any blisters usually appear in the treated area, which is cured in a few days. Some of cutaneous lesions in which therapy is most appropriate and effective are: actinic keratoses, viral papillomas, warts or sunspots. ...

Dandruff and seborrhea

Dandruff is a flaking white generated on the scalp and sometimes may be associated with other skin problems thereof, as seborrhea or psoriasis. Dandruff treatment varies with the severity of each case, but include various cosmetic preparations aimed at treating the underlying cause of their appearance and reduce the symptoms of itching and skin redness. Normally, shampoos or solutions are prescribed an antifungal active substance, intended to inhibit microbial growth, and combined with antiseborrhoeic substances and anti-itch. Seborrhea is a condition of the sebaceous glands that produce excessive oil or sebum secretion, causing the hair has a creamy appearance and brightness. Its appearance may be due to different causes (stress, hormonal, genetic, some medicines, food ...). Seborrhea treatment depends on the cause that gives rise, and may include shampoos or lotions with selenium and zinc pitiriona or drugs to treat the pathology associated. ...

Dermatitis

Dermatitis is an inflammation of the skin, which can generally cause flaking, itching or blisters. There are various types of dermatitis, depending on the cause that originates, although the most common are atopic dermatitis and seborrheic dermatitis. Atopic dermatitis occurs mainly in people with allergies or with relatives who suffer and is associated with other allergic diseases such as conjunctivitis or rhinitis. It usually occurs during the first months of life and is often manifest in the form of redness or crusting on the baby's skin, and itching in specific areas. Instead, seborrheic dermatitis can occur in both adults and children and is characterized by the presence of reddish lesions and peeling of the face or chest. ...

Eczema

  Eczema encompasses a range of skin conditions that cause the skin to become red, irritated and itch. Factors that can cause eczema include other diseases, irritating substances, allergies and genetic constitution indiviudal. The most common type of eczema is atopic dermatitis, allergic table leaves dry and itchy skin. It is very common especially in infants and children. ...

Electrocoagulation

Electrocoagulation is a technique that uses electrical current used in coagulation of the tissues that need to be removed. These may be seborrheic keratoses, common warts and some skin diseases. Its realization is performed under local anesthesia, you can be practiced in an outpatient facility and does not require hospitalization. ...

Facelift

  Facial rejuvenation is the use of various techniques to correct the signs of aging on the skin. Aging is a slow and inevitable process that begins to be felt on the skin of the face after 35 years. As a result there are a series of changes in the skin such as wrinkles, sagging, appearance of pigmented lesions (spots) and vascualres among others that can be corrected and achieve rejuvenation of facial skin. For example, fillers may be treated with wrinkles, peeling and dermabrasion, laser or botulinum toxin. For sagging can use radiofrequency techniques. Peels, cryotherapy or pulsed light can erase pigmented lesions. And in the case of vascular lesions (vascular and couperosis spiders), one must resort to the laser. ...

Hair Treatment

The hair treatment is a technique that is used to treat hair loss. There are different types of hair treatments, depending on the needs of each patient and causes. ...

Hands rejuvenation

Hand rejuvenation is a treatment that combines different techniques for the recovery of smoothness, vitality and natural color of the skin in this area of ​​the body. Depending on the case, you may need one or more methods to achieve rejuvenate hands. To reduce wrinkles and folds of the skin, cell biostimulation treatment is advised by injection of calcium hydroxyapatite (known as radiesse), a mineral gel-based compound, calcium and water. Besides, to reduce wrinkles may also stimulate the production of collagen with hyaluronic acid fillers, which adds volume and gives a younger looking skin. You can also combine these techniques with peels or pulsed light treatments, suitable for removing small patches of skin or darkening produced by the sun. ...

Hemangioma

It is a type of birthmark that has a reddish color. Develop at a faster rate than the child himself and with time, its size is reduced and the color becomes more clear rhythm. This is the most common benign tumor of skin. Its cause is often sporadic. ...

Herpes (lip, zoster)

Herpes is an inflammatory disorder of the skin or mucous membranes that occurs with small fluid-filled blisters that produce some itching and burning. It usually affects the genitals and lips. For cold sores treatment depends on the severity of the case, which may require the application of topical or oral medications to fight the virus. Although apparently physically eliminate herpes, the virus stays in the body for life and under certain circumstances, which are still unknown, will reappear. In addition to skin symptoms, usually cause pain, fever and malaise. For this type of herpes treatment usually includes the use of painkillers and topical antivirals and analgesics for pain relief. ...

Herpes zoster

Herpes zoster, also called shingles, is an infection caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus by different causes (stress, immune decline associated with other viral processes ...) infection and can occur in different parts of the body, most often in the back and abdomen. Once the chickenpox, the virus remains dormant in certain nerves. Have more risk of developing this condition the seniors, if before their first birthday contracted chickenpox and if your immune system is weak due to medication or disease. Generally, the first symptom is pain, tingling or severe burning, in a single band of the body, and is followed by a rash. Shingles can be solved with an antiviral and taking some care as applying cool, wet compresses to the skin to soothe pain and itching and bed rest, if you have a fever. ...

hirsutism

Hirsutism or facial hair is the presence of excessive hair in women. In most cases, this abnormal hair growth occurs by a greater presence of male hormones (androgens). Hirsutism is usually hereditary although another common cause is polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). ...

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

The human papillomavirus (HPV) is a virus that infects the skin and mucous membranes in humans. There are over 100 different types, most of them harmless, but some are associated with an increased risk of cervical cancer or dysplasia (abnormal cell changes in the surface of the cervix). These are acquired through sexual contact with an infected partner, and can be low risk or high risk. The low-risk types can cause genital warts. The high-risk can cause cervical, vulva, vagina and anus cancer in women; and cancer of the penis and anus in men. It is possible that the affected person has no symptoms; in the case of women, regular Pap smears can detect changes in the cervix that may end up leading to cancer. There is no cure for HPV. The treatment of cervical dysplasia that does not go away, may include surgery to remove the abnormal tissue. ...

Hyaluronic Acid

The hyaluronic acid is a type of treatment used to cope with aging. This acid increases the volume and hydration of the skin, making it look smoother and radiant. ...

Hyperhidrosis

Hyperhidrosis is excessive sweating production. Currently, there are different treatments for axillary hyperhidrosis or excessive sweating. The most recommended are laser therapy, which is final, or botox, which requires a session every 9 to 12 months, depending on the case. The operation of hyperhidrosis with laser is performed under local anesthesia from a small incision (about 2mm ) in the armpit, whereby the optical fiber laser, which will destroy most of the structures of the glands is introduced sweat. This intervention prevents bleeding, swelling and bruising. On the other hand, treatment with injections of small doses of botox underarm temporarily block the nerves that stimulate excessive sweating of the armpits. The advantage of this treatment is that it requires anesthesia. ...

Inductors natural collagen

It is the recall of Effect V. The volumizing treatment and inducer of natural collagen-based calcium hydroxyapatite is to recover in a natural way, without going through surgery, the optimal distribution of facial volume. Thus achieve a more youthful appearance getting a facelift unprecedented effect. The results are very natural, immediate and last up to a year after injection. The inductor treatment of natural collagen is intended to correct imperfections and improve skin smoothness, recover the so-called "V effect" on the face and to mold the contour and volume of the figure. This treatment is done through a technique punctures natural collagen-based calcium hydroxyapatite in areas with sagging. Before starting treatment, a topical anesthetic is applied to avoid any inconvenience this may cause punctures in sensitive areas. Normally, two or three sessions are required to achieve the objective, and is advisable to leave a period of about four or five weeks between each session. The effect is usually immediate and very satisfying, although the final result is observed after about two or three months and lasts until one year after treatment. ...

keloid scars

Keloid scars are formed during wound healing. In the process, the wound too secretes growth factors and causes abnormal growth of scar is usually large and red. Scar keloid and hypertrophic scar is not the same. These are less thick and deformed.         ...

Laser

The laser is a very intense light that can generate very definite effects when reacted with somewhere in the environment. Converts electrical energy into sources of high performance in very specific tasks. Therefore, in medicine it has been applied since almost the beginning of his invention and its future is very promising in all areas of diagnostic and therapeutic. ...

Laser Hair Removal

Laser hair removal is a permanent treatment for removing unwanted hair from any part of the body is done through a technique of laser application on the skin. The light emitted is focused on the hair and causes its destruction. In each session a percentage of hair in the treated area is removed but as each hair carries a certain rate of growth, will be a part that will grow. Therefore, treatment should be repeated for several sessions, depending on the area to be waxed and the type and color of hair and skin. Normally, faster results are achieved on light skin with dark hair, but is customized for each patient and the laser intensity applied is adjusted via the platform used. Currently, there are different types of lasers, such as alexandrite, diode or Neodymium. They are safe and ensure removal of the hair follicle without damaging surrounding tissues or structures. However, prior to the removal, the doctor should perform a skin analysis and medical history of the patient to prevent allergic reactions or contraindications for this treatment. ...

Laser pigmented lesions elimination

  The treatment for removing pigmented lesions laser involves the application of different types of laser lights of different colors adapted to lesion pigmentation to achieve an effective erase mode. Depending on the size of the lesion more or fewer treatment sessions will be needed, but you need to let a minimum period of six weeks between each session. Generally, topical anesthesia is used to reduce pain during application of the laser, which usually produces immediate effects on the skin such as redness and scabs, which fall off within a maximum period of one week. As the treatment progresses, the skin color will go to normal. ...

Laser scar concealer

The corrective laser scar is a treatment to improve the appearance of scars or marks on the skin, whether caused by acne, wounds, burns or other injuries, but will be the specialist who should determine what level improvement or correction you may obtain for each type of scar. For example, acne scars are some of the most responsive to this technique. In addition, depending on the time since its appearance is will require more or less treatment sessions, which are usually between five and eight time. The application of laser is painless and involves moving the laser light ( emitted from a specialized apparatus ) for the scar to reduce injuries in the first layers of the epidermis and cutaneous smooth irregularities as well as remove or eliminate scars gradually, as the renewal of the surface layers of the skin causes. ...

Lupus

  Lupus is a chronic, systemic inflammatory disease. It is an immune disease of unknown origin that affects the joints and muscles and can damage the skin and almost all organs (heart, lungs, kidney and brain). Specifically, lupus disease causes pain and swelling in the hands, wrists, elbows, knees and feet. The patient also suffers fatigue, fever, weight loss and skin conditions. Also, depending on the organ affected, different symptoms appear. There are two types of lupus: systemic lupus erythematosus, with episodes of inflammation in joints, tendons and other connective tissues and organs; and cutaneous lupus erythematosus, characterized by well-defined red skin on the edge round spots. Corticosteroids are considered the basic treatment for lupus. ...

Melanoma

Melanoma is a type of skin cancer, the most serious. The first singo melanoma is a change in color, size and shape of a mole. Melanomas usually have a black or blue area. It may appear as a new mole, black abnormal or unsightly. It is important to prevent and monitor moles time thinking about the "ABCDE" Asymmetry contours are different Ragged edges different colors Diameter, moles enlarged Evolution: any changes in a mole Surgery is the first treatment of melanoma. ...

Melasma

Melasma is a skin disorder. It is characterized by spots that appear on the face in sun-exposed areas. This type of disorder can affect anyone.

Microdermoabrasion

  What is microdermabrasion? Microdermabrasion is a technique that is done to have a younger, softer and cleaner skin. With this procedure, the skin is renewed naturally, helping to eliminate scars and reduce wrinkles.   Why is it done? Microdermabrasion is a non-invasive aesthetic procedure that removes the most superficial layers of the skin. It is similar to peeling but less aggressive. This reduces fine lines and wrinkles, improves stretch marks, reduces hyperpigmentation and enlarges pores, reduces signs of age and sun, and increases circulation to achieve healthier skin. This treatment does not require recovery time.     What does it consist of? It consists of promoting cell regeneration, increasing collagen production and elasticity. To do this, a sweep is made on the outer layer of the epidermis and the skin is polished with tiny points of diamond or aluminum with which imperfections, wrinkles and blemishes generated in recent months are eliminated. In this sense, it is possible to improve the consistency of the skin, give it a more clear and pink tone and a softer touch. Normally the treatment lasts between 35 and 40 minutes.   Preparation for microdermabrasion Before submitting to a microdermabrasion treatment the dermatologist can indicate creams to prepare the skin, which will apply up to 48 hours before. In addition, it is important to perform the treatment with clean skin and no traces of makeup or dirt.   Care after the intervention After treatment with microdermabrasion it is important to apply a soothing cream and sunscreen. ...

Molluscum contagiosum

Molluscum contagiosum is a skin disease caused by a virus that is in the form of papules or small bumps on the skin. It is a very common infection in children, is spread by contact with contaminated objects (clothes, toys,.. ) and usually appear on the face, neck, armpits, arms or hands. ...

Nail diseases

The nail diseases may reflect other diseases of the patient. When nails are another color, break, flake off easily, or have very thick ripples they have any disease. ...

Nevi or mole

Nevi or moles are common pigmented lesions in children. They usually appear during childhood or adolescence with no known cause, grow with your patient tend to darken. No complications often lead but it is important to check a dermatologist to rule out a possible melanoma. Types of common nevi in childhood: Melanocytic nevi, the common mole Congenital nevus, moles or birthmarks Dysplastic nevi, those large size moles that are irregular in shape and have more than one color Spitz nevus, moles that look like bumps, usually pink ...

onychomycosis

Onychomycosis, nail fungus or ringworm of the nails is a nail infection by fungi. It is an annoying disease but if left untreated it can become chronic. ...

Peeling

  The peel is a cosmetic treatment of facial rejuvenation that acts directly on the surface layer of the skin, cleaning it in depth, giving it elasticity and reducing wrinkles. This technique is particularly indicated for the treatment of acne and for removing scars and facial blemishes. Currently, several types of peels are performed, depending on the purpose and type of patient skin: chemical peels, are applying different intensities acids, mechanical peelings, that are made ​​with brushes, glass or lathes; and physical peelings, which are made ​​by laser light. Controlled by these treatments exfoliation, allows natural regeneration and production of collagen and elastin increases. ...

Pemphigus

Pemphigus is a group of rare diseases that affect the immune system. C ausa blisters on the skin and mucous membranes of the mouth, nose, throat or genitals.   ...

Photodynamic therapy

Photodynamic therapy is indicated for the treatment of certain skin lesions method. It consists of applying a photosensitizing cream on the skin area to be treated, and subsequent irradiation with a light dose of red light. This technique causes a photochemical reaction that destroys abnormal cells or altered without harming those who are healthy. Among its many applications, photodynamic therapy is indicated for the treatment of: rosacea and certain types of acne; some types of skin cancer such as basal cell or squamous cell carcinoma; fine wrinkles and aging skin; sun damage; scars; among others. With photodynamic therapy, in addition to repair skin lesions increase oxygenation is achieved, brightness and smoothness of the skin, eliminating toxins. ...

Photorejuvenation

  Photorejuvenation with intense pulsed light (IPL) is a technology that uses intense pulsed light to reverse the aging process of the skin, providing brightness and smoothness by stimulating the production of collagen, closing the pores and reduce stains. Through the direct application of pulsed light on the treatment area, the heat emitted destroys the lesions without damaging surrounding tissue. This treatment is painless, but the use of methods of cooling the skin in the treated area is recommended to previously protect the application of pulsed light or laser. Depending on the patient, their skin type and the target to achieve, each session is customized graduating the intensity of the light pulses. Normally, it takes four to six treatment sessions, spaced a minimum of three weeks, and the effects are evident from the first session held. ...

pruritus

Itching is a type of ant or skin irritation. This causes the urge to scratch the affected area, which can be all over or only in one place. The causes of pruritus are several: atopic dermatitis, dry skin, urticaria, sunburn, insect bites or psoriasis, among others. It is very important not to scratch the affected areas. If itching persists is necessary to see a specialist doctor ...

Psoriasis

Psoriasis is a chronic skin condition that is manifested by red, scaly lesions color. Usually it appears on the elbows, knees or scalp, but can also manifest itself in the folds of skin on the soles of the feet, hands and nails (nail psoriasis). There are also different types of this disorder depending on the form present and its location: for example, pustular psoriasis, which occurs widely or localized, more frequently around the nails of the hands and feet (psoriasis nails) or palms (palmoplantar pustulosis). Other types of psoriasis or seborrheic are guttata. Currently there is no definitive cure for psoriasis, so treatment is based on alleviating symptoms and discomfort by topical preparations (creams, ointments or lotions) or by oral administration of drugs as well as several complementary techniques phototherapy also they offer significant benefits. ...

Rash

  The rash is a rash consisting of basic lesions that appear on the skin. There are different types, depending on the color and texture as well as presenting the cause which provoked. The most common are: contact dermatitis, which appears as a reaction of skin contact with certain products (from soaps, to materials such as latex or rubber); seborrheic dermatitis, a harmless rash that occurs with red spots and peeling, especially in the face and trunk, usually caused by stress or using lotions or soaps with alcohol. Besides, there are numerous causes and conditions that have in common the appearance of rashes: childhood diseases such as chickenpox and measles; herpes zoster virus; psoriasis and eczema; insect bites or reactions to certain drugs. The treatment for rashes depends on the cause that provokes it, and can be seen from creams to oral medications. ...

Rosacea

Rosacea is an inflammatory disorder that causes facial skin rash, blotchiness, telangiectasias, burning sensation, pustules and pimples on the skin of the cheeks, nose, chin and forehead. It is a chronic pathology that appears most often in middle age and in varying degrees. The underlying cause of rosacea is unknown but there are several factors that favor its development or worsen, such as skin type, genetic heredity, hormonal changes, diet, sudden temperature changes, sun exposure, stress, or some drugs… According to the patient, treatment to control this disorder may be based on minimizing the causes that provoke, drugs ( antibiotics and tetracycline derivatives ) prepared topics, therapy with laser or intense pulsed light. ...

Rosacea and spider veins

The blotches (telangiectasia of the face) is the dilation of the small veins of the face that may have ramifications, causing unsightly skin. It usually appears in white women or thin skin, especially in those with sensitive skin, prone to redness. Its appearance occurs mainly in cheekbones and nostrils, drawn shaped purple or rojizos.El best treatment for these injuries is vascular laser, very reliable and highly effective. Generally, to carry out this treatment using local anesthesia is required, to reduce pain as well as the application of cold in the area to avoid damaging the skin. This technique is basically the application of laser light on the treatment area, which penetrates the skin without damaging it. The effect of the heat of the laser reaches the vein to be treated, causing blood clotting and closure. Thus, the gradual removal of vascular lesions treated achieved. ...

scar

Acne scars or acne scars can be removed using different methods taking into account the skin type and the type of mark on the skin. Given the high incidence of acne in the most visible part of the body, the face, it is important to choose a good treatment for leave without any signal. The scars caused by acne can be distinguished between "pigmented scars" and "holes or wells." The features of the first type are pink or brown coloration which remain after the grain or mud disappears. This is due to the pigment concentration above the grain when it is already healing. Regarding the so-called "holes" or "pits" are small cracks in the skin that occur mainly people with lighter skin tone. The techniques used to eliminate acne scars are the different types of peels, dermabrasion or laser or fractionated CO2 laser. ...

Scar

  The scars are the result of a process of recovery of the skin after being attacked. Aggressions can be external (traumtismos or surgery) or caused by inflammatory processes or diseases such as acne. The healing process usually ends with a seamless recovery of damaged skin. But sometimes they may persist visible signs that make those scars are unsightly. Most of these scars can be corrected. Those that predominate color changes can empelar different light and laser to correct them. If they are large raised, the combination of steroid injections and exposure to lasers or light sources can Aydar subablativas to flatten. Those showing an irregular texture can be corrected with ablative lasers and, on the contrary, are very deep or a large loss of volume, it shall be used for surgical correction or filling with hyaluronic acid. ...

seborrheic dermatitis

Seborrheic dermatitis is a skin disease. This has white or yellowish scales in areas more body fat as the face, scalp or inside the ear. If seborrheic dermatitis affects infants is called cradle cap. Currently, not the cause of seborrheic dermatitis is known. It seems to be hereditary but can also be caused by hormone levels, weak immune system, lack of nutrients or that the origin of the scales is a fungus called Malassezia.     ...

Skin allergies

Skin allergies are an immune response that is elicited by the presence or contact or products of certain substances (allergens). These may be of a wide range, depending allergy present each person: perfumes, lotions, cosmetics, flowers, food… In addition, there are different types of skin allergies: food allergy, contact dermatitis, and atopy. Common symptoms that cause skin allergies are hives, swelling, redness, burning, itching or stinging, but as the case may present serious complications. It is therefore important to consult a specialist in the presence of these symptoms, which are usually sudden and may even cause suffocation or choking on some occasions and jeopardize patient health. Treatment is generally in the administration of antihistamines for allergy attack and their symptoms in a first phase. But then we recommend testing and allergy test to identify the allergen that causes this reaction in the body and to treat it directly. In most cases, simply the avoidance of substances that cause allergies. ...

Skin fungus

The skin fungus produce infectious diseases denomindas cutaneous mycoses. Symptoms include redness, itching and burning in the affected area. Two types of fungi, yeast or yeast that cause candidiasis and type of mold and dermatophytes which cause ringworm or tinea. ...

Skin infections

Skin infections are skin diseases produced by the attack of various types of germs that cause a local reaction in which different cells and microorganisms in the skin are destroyed. Initially, the affected area becomes inflamed and has a reddish appearance, with itching and burning, which usually ends up causing an abscess and skin ulcer, or fistula. The most common infections can be classified according to their origin: bacteria, such as Staphylococcus or impetigo; viral, such as warts, molluscum or herpes simplex; those caused by fungi, such as candida infections; or those caused by skin parasites such as scabies or lice. The treatment of skin infections depends on the cause that originates, although most of the cases it will be necessary to clean the wound with hydrogen peroxide or alcohol, and prescription topical antibiotics or oral, as determined by the specialist. ...

Solar urticaria

Solar urticaria manifests ertitema and hives within minutes after exposure to sunlight (usually after 10 minutes). The first symptom is itching, followed by erythema and hives. These reactions usually disappear within about three hours or so. However, if exposure to the sun is very intense symptoms may be exacerbated, suffering from headache, hypotension and even bronchospasm. It is classified into various types, according to the wavelength of light that causes it. Treatment will depend on each case, but the use of sunscreens with high SPF are very important, and the use of appropriate clothing to prevent seepage from sunlight. The administration of medication for more advanced cases must be properly stipulated by a specialist. ...

spider venis

Spider veins are a physical condition like varicose veins but smaller size. Its appearance is usually red or blue and similar to tree branches or spider webs color, hence its name. It manifests in the legs, facial areas such as the nose, cheekbones and other parts of the face and can appear in a small area or spread. It arises because of the weak or damaged valves of the veins. The factors favoring the appearance of spider veins are aging, medical history, birth with weak valves increases the risk; hormonal changes, pregnancy, obesity, lack of exercise or exposure to sor. Currently, the best treatment for removal is the laser. ...

Studies of skin types

Studies of skin type are considered essential in dermatology since each person requires a personalized treatment depending on their skin characteristics. From each patient clinical study, information on the level of hydration, elasticity, thickness and sebum your skin is obtained. The classification includes four basic skin types: dry skin, which has a higher water loss and is most vulnerable to potential risks; oily skin, where the sebum is very high; sensitive skin that reacts to many stimuli that do not cause normal skin reaction; and normal skin, characterized by a perfect balance between water levels and tallow. Therefore, it is recommended that we ask ourselves "what skin type I" to prevent future skin problems and know what kind of creams, shampoos and soaps is best for us to use, as well as preventive measures we must take to care for our skin . ...

Sun allergy

Solar allergy is a reaction of the skin when exposed to sunlight. Solar allergy is a reaction of the immune system and usually affects people with fair skin, especially children. However, the cause does not lie in the sun, but in the interaction of sunlight with other products (cosmetics, medicines, perfumes, lotions, and even sunscreens), which causes an immune hypersensitivity response. Also, solar allergy may be due to other diseases, such as cirrhosis of the liver or hepatitis, and immune system disorders, among others, such as taking certain medications (contraceptives, antibiotics ...). The most common presenting symptoms are redness, rash (rash, sometimes with vesicles or blisters), and itching. However, the level of involvement and severity of the reaction depends on the skin of each person as well as the exposure time required to trigger the symptoms. Similarly, the doctor will assess what is the best treatment for each case, which may be based on prescription antihistamines and skin preparations or just eliminating the use of certain cosmetics or medications that have caused allergy .   ...

Systemic photoprotection

Systemic photoprotection is one that goes beyond the skin and acts a general level inside our body. This is a group of inmunofotoprotectores administered orally. The main advantage is that being systemic protection is global and act on the entire skin surface. The main ones are beta carotene, which are generally recommended for solar intolerances or as a preventative in people with white skin. Prepare the body for sun exposure and Augmentation of pigments will occur to decrease the rapid appearance of erythema. The drawback is that they are not skin cancer prevention. There are also vitamins A, C, D and malaria. ...

Treatment of dark circles

The antiojeras treatment is a technique based on the infiltration of collagen or hyaluronic acid which is applied to the area by injection. Given the delicacy of the area of ​​dark circles, it is a complex but little painful treatment, although you can use local or topical anesthesia to reduce patient discomfort. In addition, you can apply in both men and women of all ages raised Removing dark circles, and it is a very effective and satisfactory to beautify that area of ​​the face, correcting eye bags technique, sunken circles and marked giving a dull and exhausted to face. The results are immediately visible from the first session but to achieve the desired effect in some cases may require ongoing treatment handed out two to three sessions. Furthermore, depending on the patient and the amount of collagen or hyaluronic acid injected the result will take about time, being able to perform an improvement session once a year. ...

Trichology

Trichology is the science that studies the diagnosis and treatment of alopecia, hair problems, scalp and hair follicles comprising dandruff or grease, among others. The head is one of the main areas of our body and is constantly subjected to different factors that can affect the health of our hair or scalp as the sun, styling products or other causes. Such alterations can alter the nervous system and vascular irrigation head surface causing premature aging and impoverishment of the skin and hair. Different techniques consist trichology treat hair as an extension of the skin and improve your health. ...

Urticaria

Hives is a skin disease (sometimes also appears in the mucous membranes) which is manifested in the form of rash (skin rash, whitish or reddish) and itching all over the body. Allergic urticaria is usually more persistent than in cases of urticaria, where the symptoms usually disappear within a few hours of the start of the process-because there is an allergen that causes it. In these cases, besides the typical rash and swelling and itching, often accompanied by other symptoms such as swelling or difficulty breathing. That's when a study is required by the allergist. The usual treatment for this type of ailment are antihistamines and corticosteroids, under medical supervision. ...

Vascular Laser

  The vascular laser is a very reliable and highly effective treatment for the removal of various types of vascular lesions, the most common of them are unsightly varicose veins, spider veins, the verículas or facial telangiectasia, among others. To carry out this treatment using local anesthesia is required, to reduce pain as well as the application of cold in the area to avoid damaging the skin. This technique is basically the application of laser light on the treatment area, which penetrates the skin without damaging it. The effect of the heat of the laser reaches the varicose vein causing blood clotting and closure. Thus, the gradual removal of vascular lesions treated achieved. ...

Vascular malformations

It's a birthmark or a congenital malformation that is made up of veins, capillaries, arteries and lymph vessels. There are different types of vascular malformations that differ in function of the affected blood vessel. Are persententes from birth and increase its size parallel to the birth of the child. ...

Vitiligo

Vitiligo is a condition that involves progressive depigmentation of various skin areas. This disease is caused by the destruction of certain cells responsible for producing melanin, a pigment skin. Depigmented areas of skin can take many forms: spread throughout the body in specific locations (for example, only one side of the body), as a single spot, or spread over the face and extremities. It can appear at any age and, although the causes that give rise are unclear, often vitiligo is associated with pathologies of autoimmune origin (Addison's disease, diabetes, disorders of the thyroid, etc.), so it should be a diagnosis of each patient. Depending on each case, the treatment will vary, which can range from corticosteroids or immunomodulatory medications, laser therapies and even ultraviolet light for stains or micro grafts of skin surgically. ...

warts

Warts are small skin lesions, growths, usually painless, and are harmless. There are many types of warts: Common warts usually appear on the hands and are common in children. Genital warts or warts appear on the genitals and around. They are caused by the human papilloma virus and you need to see a doctor. Plantar warts appear on the soles of the feet and can be very painful. There are also subungual and periungual warts that are below or around the fingernails or toenails. ...

wrinkles

Skin wrinkles are formed by the passage of time and aging. The skin is deteriorating by gravity and external factors that are detrimental as too much sun, snuff, no rest or some diseases. It is very important to keep the skin clean and moisturized and avoid long exposure to the sun to prevent the process accelerates. To remove wrinkles there are different beauty treatments. ...

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