Fractional Q-switched Laser
Ref: The efficacy in melasma treatment using a 1410 nm fractional photothermolysis laser Wanitphakdeedecha 2013 Journal of the European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology Wiley Online Library (abstract) […]
Articles by Bell Eapen
How do you examine bromhidrosis?
Ref: One million Brits can ‘dump their deodorants’: http://www.nhs.uk/news/2013/01January/Pages/One-million-Brits-can-dump-their-deodorants.aspx Bromhidrosis or body odour is a fairly common condition presenting to a dermatologist. But how do you examine […]
Skin Renewal Growth Factors
Colourful Spin (Photo credit: beapen) In my series on PRP (sorry for going back to PRP again), I said that a non-specific concoction of platelet […]
The Hair Robot
Robots can be effectively used to accurately perform repetitive tasks. The surgical technique of hair transplantation is an extremely time consuming repetitive process. Now specially designed Robots […]
Axillary hyperpigmentation
The article below describes the use of topical niacinamide and topical desonide in axillary hyperpigmentation from the Dovepress journal: Clinical, Cosmetic and Investigational Dermatology. Axillary hyperpigmentation […]
Does your face cream make you fat?!
Pink in honor of breast cancer awareness programs (Photo credit: beapen) Long term readers of my blog would know me as an anti-sunscreen and anti-fairness […]
Dapsone and Eosinophils
After the series on PRP, I shall dedicate the next few posts to showcase the practical utilities of DermKnowledgeBASE (DKB). But DKB is still in […]
The PeelScore for PRP (PRP Part 6)
I am finally concluding my discussion on PRP. So what is your verdict? Mine is below. But before you read the verdict, please read all […]
A favourable pattern
I have been reviewing the potential utility (or otherwise) of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) in my dermatology blog. I came across this article that propounds the […]