There are more than one procedure for removal of acne and blackheads by surgery. Surgery seems a big name for any medical treatment, but as far as removal of blackheads is concerned, it is the minimal operation. It is just a simple system or procedure.

Some of the most commonly used and accepted procedures for acne removal are chemical peeling, dermabrasion, excision surgery and collagen and fat tissue filling. And of course the famous laser treatment- mild, medium or deep, depending upon your conditions is also there.

Your dermatologist, after the thorough examination of your acne and skin conditions, will recommend the treatment process that is most suitable for you.

Chemical peels are ideal for the scars caused from comedones, blackheads and whiteheads. Even the deeper and big scars can be reduced by using the chemical peels over and over again.

The most accepted treatment for acne and blackheads removal is laser treatment. The intensity of laser treatment depends upon the level and condition of your acne and blackheads. Under this process, the infrared laser beams, without harming the skin or the tissues elevate the depressed scars and tighten collagen fibers.

So the advantage and superiority of the laser procedure is that it reaches deeper skin layers as compared to other procedures and hence the results are permanent. Complex scars and whiteheads can also be treated by laser procedures. That is even the irregular scarring can be remodeled by this technique.

Dermabrasion is a technique developed specifically for acne scar treatment. It scores points over chemical peel for the reason that it reaches deeper skin layers. Even the hypertrophic scars are treated by this technique. The ice-pick scars are taken care of by using a combination of punch excision of the scar tissue and dermabrasion.

Procedures like Intralesional Steroid Injection (Keloids) and soft tissue augmentation also treat the scars and blackheads quite effectively.

Skin surgery is another commonly used procedure now. There are procedures to remove each scar individually. Even skin graft is used, wherever necessary.

Along with the surgical procedure adopted by you, the essential part of the overall treatment is that your skin needs strength and support for renewal and growth of the tissues. That is possible by your taking the right type of diet, so that the skin can respond well to the treatment. If the skin does not get the essential vitamins for its maintenance and growth, your acne problems will remain as problems and you are bound to be ready for the next attack of acne at not too a distant future!



By: Ashish Jain

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Hair Loss is attributed to various factors. Hair loss may be due to your negligence towards hair care or it could be an outcome of genetic propensity towards hair fall after a certain age. If you are constantly under stress, it may also give way to stress. And not to forget about the medications and pills, that result in hair loss as a side effect.

We often associate chemotherapy drugs with hair fall but most of us are ignorant of the fact that even diabetes drugs could cast an adverse effect on hairs. Specifically diabetes medications used to lower cholesterol level or to keep cholesterol level under control pave the way for hair fall. Most of the type 2 diabetics are sure to add to their agony with hair loss as a side effect of medications.

However the rate of hair fall would vary among diabetics depending upon the severity of complications and potency of drugs that are being used to curb the malady and related complications. Be it men or women, both have equal chances of suffering from hair loss due to diabetic medications.

In most of the cases when potency of medication is reduced or usage of certain medicines is stopped there are chances that hairs would be back on your scalp. However you must not be very much worried about falling hairs as medication for diabetes hardly results in baldness or complete hair loss.

If you are diabetic and you happen to be in such a situation instead of brooding over this side effect immediately consult your doctor for suggestions to combat this problem.

When you get diagnosed with type 2 diabetes insulin becomes a regular part of your medication. And statin or other synthetic drugs are used to keep the cholesterol within the normal range. These two types of medications greatly contribute to hair thinning that gradually results in hair fall. Many reports have proved that even diabetic blood pressure medicines could cast the similar effect on hairs.

In some cases drugs used to treat nephrological disorders or kidney malfunctions arising out of high blood sugar level could also have it’s repercussions on hairs. But you must not stop these medications once you experience hair fall instead you should go on asking your doctor for options to re-grow the hairs.

To sum up diabetes happens to be one of the major causes of hair loss so you need to be careful about your hairs or you should rather provide extra care to your hairs once you get identified with diabetes.



By: Ashish Jain

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