medigynae

  Hair Loss  Hair Loss in Women If the part in your hair is widening, you find bald spots, or you’re shedding more than 125 hairs per day, you’re likely experiencing hair loss and need to see a dermatologist. There are a couple types of hair loss and several possible causes. Although there’s very little you can do to prevent hair loss, you might respond to treatment if you get to a dermatologist early! What are the cycles of hair growth? Hair goes through three cycles: The  anagen  phase (growing phase) can last from two years to eight years. This phase generally refers to about 85% to 90% of the hair on your head. The  catagen  phase (transition phase) is the time that  hair follicles  shrink and takes about two to three weeks. The  telogen  phase (resting phase) takes about two to four months. At the end of this phase, the hair falls out. Your shorter hairs like eyelashes, arm and leg hair and eyebrows have a short anagen phase — about...

Acne What is acne? Acne is a common s cne is a very common skin condition that causes pimples. You’ll usually get pimples on your face. Clogged pores cause acne. Teenagers and young adults most often get acne, but it can also occur during adulthood for many people. Treatment is available to clear acne from your skin and prevent scarring. What are the types of acne? There are several types of acne, including: Fungal acne  (pityrosporum folliculitis) : Fungal acne occurs when yeast builds up in your hair follicles. These can be itchy and inflamed. Cystic  acne : Cystic acne causes deep, pus-filled pimples and nodules. These can cause scars. Hormonal acne : Hormonal acne affects adults who have an overproduction of sebum that clogs their pores. Nodular acne : Nodular acne is a severe form of acne that causes pimples on the surface of your skin, and tender, nodular lumps under your skin. All of these forms of acne can affect your self-esteem, and both cystic and nodular acne can l...