Skin Specialist in Bhubaneswar - Hair Transplant Surgeon by hairtransplantclinicbhubaneswar

When you don’t protect your skin from the sun 365 days a year (yes, every day), brown spots, uneven skin tone, and premature aging of skin is inevitable. If you’re starting to see dark spots, skin lighteners containing 2% hydroquinone are considered the gold standard for making them lighter. Hydroquinone is the active ingredient we use in our Triple Action Dark Spot Erasers. To make uneven skin tone more even and radiant, skin-brightening products are the perfect choice. For our Paula’s Choice Skincare brightening products, we chose the best combination of ingredients based on the latest research.

Skin brighteners will gradually (for some it’ll be sooner, for others slower) minimize signs of dullness and noticeably improve an uneven skin tone, leaving it smoother, more vibrant, and younger-looking. Brighteners can be used alone if brown spots or darker areas of discoloration aren’t a concern, but if they are, you’ll want to add a skin-lightening product with hydroquinone. Using these two types of products together (again, with daily sun protection) often produces the best results!

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Skin tags are a common occurrence, with more than half of all people in New York City and around the world affected by at least one at some point during their lives. They’re more common in adults, although toddlers are also prone to getting them, too. Obesity can be a factor in the development of skin tags, but they can happen to anyone, regardless of age, weight or sex.
Skin tags are almost always harmless, but there are valid reasons for people to talk to a New York dermatologist about removing skin tags. The reasons can be as simple as cosmetic or as serious as a life-threatening condition.

All symptoms, potential procedural/surgical options should always be discussed with your physician after a thorough consultation and examination for an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.