Friday 28 August 2020

How to take care of Oily skin in Mansoon?

Oily skin or seborrhea  is a  common skin problem or complaint during hot weather &  it further aggravates during monsoon season .

If you have oily skin, you know probably know how difficult it is to keep pimples and other skin problems at bay. And during monsoon, it requires a little more care and attention. The increase in humidity during monsoon makes your skin greasier, which may lead to breakouts and other issues. So, what you need to do is tweak your skin care routine to suit the weather. Here are some effective skin care tips to make sure your skin stays clear and healthy this monsoon. 

Oil or sebum is produced by Sebaceous glands present over face.

Its secretion plays an important role in forming a protective layer over the face.It not only protects but helps in hydrating the skin

Its secretion is affected by genetic, hormonal  & environmental factors. So its secretion changes if there is any hormonal disbalance .A high-calorie diet rich in sugar N carbohydrates acts as a stimulus for sebaceous glands. So one should avoid fried oily N sugary diet. Sebum production increases in summer & monsoon.  These days are highly humid that leads to less evaporation of sweat, and which further aggravates the problem of SEBORRHEA or OILY SKIN. Over washing or too much rubbing, the skin doesn’t solve the problem rather these glands become more active and they start secreting more sebum. Cleaning the face twice a day with mild cleansers is sufficient.

1)Hot water wins over oil:

As opposed to dry skin which does well with warm water, oily skin could do with a hot water rinse. Why? Hot water is effective in dissolving all the excess oil on your skin, leaving it supple and soft like when you were a baby. That’s a tip for keeps!

2) Facial scrubs score:

·         If your skin sometimes feels like an oil well (metaphorically of course), then regular facial scrubbing will dry it up considerably and effectively.

·         This happens because facial scrubs help unclog your pores and also the assist greatly for exfoliation.

·         You never know how a particular chemical reacts to your skin. You know, one woman’s poison is another’s nectar.

3) Natural or nothing:

·         Another oily skin care tip is to make a paste using besan, milk, lemon and honey.

·         Apply that paste to your skin and rest assured, the oiliness will be history and your skin, rejuvenated.

·         Natural pastes are healthy, safe and economical; what other attributes could you possibly want?

Senior Dermatologist Dr. Manju Keshari says that it’s very important to apply the right products in monsoon especially for persons with oily skin. Gel-based moisturizers and sunscreen will be suitable for this weather.

Friday 14 August 2020

The Best Skin Clinic for Laser Hair Removal in Ghaziabad

It’s very tough to find the best Laser hair removal clinic in Ghaziabad. For that, we consider some points. First knowledge of  Dr. or Dermatologist second treatment facility provided at the clinic. And what price or cost will be charged by clinic for laser Hair removal.

Although laser hair removal prices can be high, many people find the cost worth it to have the unwanted hair removed permanently. In many cases, the cost is in the range of other permanent hair removal techniques. The laser isn’t more expensive than the cost of electrolysis. Consider what you spend now for hair removal. Over time, you will save money on the cost of body waxing or depilatory products. 

5 Factors Affecting the Cost

·        The size of the area being treated. The laser can be used on any area of the body, excluding the eye area. Smaller areas, such as the pubic region, require less time than larger areas, such as the legs, chest or back.

·         The area of the country where you live helps determine the cost. Sessions range from Rs.1500 to Rs. 3000 per session, depending on where you live.

·        The number of sessions you will need. This will be discussed during your consultation. Four sessions are common, but it could be anywhere from three to six sessions.

·        The color of your hair and skin is a major factor in the cost of laser treatments. Because the energy from the laser is absorbed by the pigment in the hair, it’s best if your hair is darker than your skin tone. Dark hair on light skin responds best to treatment. The procedure is least effective on blonde or red hair. Several sessions will be required and the results may not be consistent.

·       The color of your skin is another factor that will affect the cost. Very dark skin isn’t a good candidate for laser hair removal. The energy from the laser is absorbed by the pigment in the skin. In extreme cases, this can result in burns or skin damage. For this reason, you should not have a suntan when you sit for laser hair removal. Avoid tanning for a month before the procedure to give your tan time to fade.


Choosing a Facility on the Cost of Laser Hair Removal

You should never choose a facility based solely on cost. This is not a cosmetic procedure, but a medical one. You want a highly trained and experienced person handling the laser. You may find discount clinics offering this service. Be suspicious of this type of clinic. A clinic with a well respected and experienced staff generally doesn’t offer deep discounts. You don’t choose your other medical care based only on cost, so you shouldn’t do this will laser hair removal either.

Choose a clinic based on the qualifications of the medical director and the experience of the staff. Look for a doctor that is Board Certified in Dermatology and who has had training and experience with the laser. The better clinics have more than one board certified doctor on staff. The atmosphere of the office should be professional.

KEMPS Skin Clinic is most advances Laser Hair removal clinic in Ghaziabad . The clinic is equipped with advance equipment for skin and hair treatment.

At KEMPS Skin Clinics, we treat all kinds of skin, hair, and body related issues. All you need to do is to step into one of our clinics and get the consultation done; rest is taken care by us.

Wednesday 5 August 2020

Dark Circles Under Eyes causes & treatment

Dark circles a serious health problem. Many people feel that dark circles under their eyes make them look tired, older, or unhealthy. Let’s know something about it.

What Are Dark Circles?

Dark circles or periorbital dark circles are a skin concern that arises when blood vessels show up through the delicate thin skin around your eyes. This can make your face look tired and dull. But, they are not necessarily permanent. Identifying the cause of dark circles can help treat them effectively.

What Causes Dark Circles Under Your Eyes? 

1. Allergies: Allergies  cause the skin to itch. Constant rubbing of the skin around your eyes can lead to dark circles.

2. Medications: Any medications that dilate the blood vessels can lead to dark circles under your eyes. Since the skin around your eyes is delicate, it can easily show up increased blood flow through the skin.

3. Anemia: Lack of iron in your diet makes you anemic and can show up in the form of dark circles. Pregnancy and menstruation can cause low levels of iron and lead underlying veins to become more prominent.

4. Aging: With the natural aging process, people tend to lose collagen in the skin under the eyes. This skin is thinner and ages faster than the rest of the skin due to excessive usage in activities like facial expressions.

5. Sun Exposure: The UV light from the sun triggers the production of melanin (brown skin pigment) making the skin under your eyes darker.

6. Periorbital Hyperpigmentation: This is a condition where more melanin is produced under the eyes, giving them a darker appearance.

7. Stress/Fatigue: A lack of sleep or stress can cause pale skin, making the skin around the eyes darker. The blood underneath appears more blue or darker.

8. Cigarette Smoking, Aalcohol And Caffeine: The toxins in cigarette smoke, alcohol and caffeine cause damage to the delicate structure of the skin around your eyes, making them darker.

9. Dehydration: Lack of fluids in the body can cause the blood vessels underneath your eyes to become more prominent. Result being dark circles around your eyes.

10. Your Genetic Makeup: Some people naturally have more melanin production under the eyes or less collagen. These factors contribute to dark circles under the eyes.

11. Eye Strain: Staring at your computer screens and mobile screens for prolonged periods cause dark circles. There is an increased blood flow under the eyes due to this stress, causing the blood to appear more blue underneath.

Prevention Tips

Sleep well: Lack of sleep, fatigue and stress can cause dark circles. Get adequate sleep (6-8 hours) every night to prevent dark circles.

Protect from sun: Limit your exposure to the sun. In case you have to step out, use sunglasses and apply sunscreen.

Quit smoking and Alcohol : Smoking and alcohol accelerate the aging process and cause dark circles around your eyes.

Treatment

Home Remedies: There are some home remedies that can help to control under eye dark circle. Some of the more common methods include:

Apply a cold compress: A cold compress can help reduce swelling and shrink dilated blood vessels. This can reduce the appearance of puffiness and help eliminate dark circles. Wrap a few ice cubes in a clean washcloth and apply to your eyes. You can also dampen a washcloth with cold water and apply it to the skin under your eyes for 20 minutes for the same effect. Repeat this process if the cloth becomes warm or if the ice melts.

Get extra sleep: Catching up on sleep can also help reduce the appearance of dark circles. Sleep deprivation can cause your skin to appear pale, making the dark circles more obvious. Allow yourself seven to eight hours of rest to prevent dark circles from appearing.

Elevate your head. While sleep deprivation can play a part in producing those dark bags under your eyes, sometimes it’s how you sleep. Elevate your head with a few pillows to prevent fluid from pooling under your eyes which can make them look puffy and swollen.

Soak with tea bags: Applying cold tea bags to your eyes can improve their appearance. Tea contains caffeine and antioxidants that can help stimulate blood circulation, shrink your blood vessels, and reduce liquid retention beneath your skin. Soak two black or green tea bags in hot water for five minutes. Let them chill in the refrigerator for 15 to 20 minutes. Once they’re cold, apply the teabags to your closed eyes for 10 to 20 minutes. After removing, rinse your eyes with cool water.

Conceal with makeup: While makeup and cosmetics do not cure dark eye circles, they can help to camouflage them. Concealers can cover dark marks so they blend in with your normal skin color. However, as with any topical treatment or makeup product, use proper care. Some products can cause your symptoms to worsen and may trigger an allergic reaction. If you begin to experience irregular symptoms from any topical treatment, stop use immediately and schedule a visit with your doctor.

Medical treatments

For a more effective and permanent solution, some medical treatments are available to reduce the appearance of dark circles. Some of the more common methods include:

Chemical peels to reduce pigmentation

Laser surgery to resurface the skin and enhance skin tightening

Medical tattoos to inject pigment into thinning skin areas

Tissue fillers to conceal blood vessels and melanin that are causing skin discoloration beneath your eyes.

Fat removal to remove excess fat and skin, revealing a smoother and more even surface

Surgical implants of fat or synthetic products

Dr. Manju Keshari (Senior Dermatologist ) KEMPS Skin Clinic, Vaishali, Ghaziabad says that before deciding on any cosmetic procedure, discuss your options with your Dermatologist .