Mayra Skin and Aesthetics Clinic Offers a Wide Range Of Treatment To Help People
The treatment for which you don’t require any surgical procedure or lasers is considered as clinical dermatology treatments. These treatments are generally done with the help of topical or oral medication. Generally, these types of treatment are used skin related problems only, and in some major cases, it can be used for hair and nails as well. Some common diseases and problems that can be treated with the help of clinical dermatology treatments are skin allergies, skin infections, leprosy, STI, and leukoplakia (patches inside the mouth). As these treatments don’t require surgery or laser, it has no visible downtime, and the chances of side-effects and reactions are also very low.
Unlike the clinical treatments, when the treatment requires the use of laser and some surgical procedure, then those treatments are considered as cosmetic dermatology treatments. These treatments are generally aimed at many making cosmetic improvements in your skin, hair, and nails. Generally, these treatments required surgery and laser, but it can also be done with injections and minimal skin invasion processes. Some common diseases and problems that can be treated with the help of cosmetic dermatology treatments are wrinkles and fine lines, split earlobes, skin pigmentation, vitiligo, acne, and acne scars. As these treatments required surgery and laser treatments, there is possible downtime, which depends on the nature of the treatment. Also, you need to take precautions before and after the treatment to reduce any chance of any side-effect or reaction.
No treatment can be done correctly if you don’t know what the problem is. Before starting any procedure, you should identify the cause of the problem and the nature of it as well. To do that, you require diagnostic procedures. Diagnostic procedures are a series of tests that are performed to determine the disease and its cause. Some common diagnostic procedures used in dermatology are dermoscopy, trichoscopy, and onychoscopy, which are used for skin hair and nails, respectively.
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