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Q: After getting a haircut, I developed inflamed acne on my head and at the nape of my neck. Why did that happen?

First, we need to understand this. Not being exposed to sunlight doesn't mean your skin isn't exposed to sun radiation. UVA radiation has a wavelength of... 320-400 nanometers Which can penetrate through building windows. 90% Therefore, using PA values is necessary even if the patient is not outdoors. In short, PA++ means a moderate level of UVA protection. Yes, UVA radiation is the main cause. Premature skin aging, wrinkles, and freckles. (Photoaging) Unlike SPF, which focuses on preventing sunburn, choosing a sunscreen with a high SPF value... PA++ is suitable for people who spend a lot of time indoors or office workers. As a general guideline, but if you'll be exposed to strong sunlight, doctors recommend choosing a higher SPF value to keep your skin healthy and youthful for longer. Read More

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No matter how much cream I apply, my skin is still dry. Does this mean I have some kind of illness?

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Question 3

How many cc of Juvelook do I need to fill in acne scars all over my face?

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When I was studying dermatology in university, I also got a question like this. And my professor asked me back, "What do you think you have?" 🙂 Don't worry too much yet. I have a procedure for checking and verifying things myself, as follows:

Check for behaviors that harm your skin. Observe whether the patient likes it. Take very hot showers and exfoliate frequently. Or use Soap that leaves your skin feeling squeaky dry after washing. Because these behaviors are the culprits that damage the skin barrier.
Check the correct way to apply the cream. Check if the cream you're using contains ingredients that help restore the skin's protective barrier. Ceramide Or not? And more importantly, have you applied it? Immediately after showering, within 3 minutes. (While skin is still damp) To lock in moisture (TEWL), right?

And is there an increased chance of developing other skin diseases? The answer is yes.

If a patient has normal, dry skin, adjusting their skincare routine usually helps. But if you experience dryness, redness, peeling, severe itching, or a rash, This could be a sign of one of these diseases.

Atopic Dermatitis It's a very common condition, caused by a genetic disorder that results in incomplete production of proteins in the skin's protective barrier, leading to extremely dry and sensitive skin.
Hypothyroidism The endocrine system also affects the skin. When thyroid function is low, metabolism slows down, and the production of sweat and oil to nourish the skin decreases, resulting in abnormally dry and rough skin.
Ichthyosis (fish scale skin disease) This disease is characterized by dry, cracked, flaky, or scaly skin, resembling fish scales. It often begins in childhood.

If the cause is truly a skin disease, even if the patient tries to drink a lot of water or apply a lot of cream, it may not help to cure it. Because that's not addressing the root cause. If, after checking, you match point 3, the doctor recommends seeing a physician for proper treatment.

Question 4

I have a rash from playing in the Songkran water festival. What treatment plan is best?

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For patients who wish to treat acne scars all over their face. Juvelook is considered more severe in cases of widespread facial discoloration than in cases affecting only specific areas. Doctors generally recommend using one bottle per application (which, when mixed, yields 5-8 cc). Which is sufficient to distribute the medication evenly.This should be done three times consecutively, one month apart. And for the best possible treatment outcome, the doctor must perform the treatment in conjunction with... Subcision (removal of scar tissue from acne) That's right, because when we cut away the scar tissue that's pulling on the acne pits, the Juvelook medication can work effectively and replenish collagen to its full potential.You'll see significantly smoother skin and shallower acne scars, plus it's a treatment that provides longer-lasting results.It's just an injection of the medication.

Question 5

Can back acne reappear after treatment?

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The problem of post-Songkran acne is caused by the skin being damaged by dirty water, clay, powder, and heat, leading to clogged pores. However, the doctor wants to emphasize the symptoms that appear. "Maybe it's not just about acne." Not always, because a severe skin flare-up after exposure to irritants may be a warning sign that your skin's protective barrier is weakened or there's an underlying imbalance. Therefore, I recommend a comprehensive skin care and restoration program. D' Facial Yes, because this program doesn't just address the issue of clearing acne or superficially cleaning the face, but also focuses on... Balances and restores the skin's structure for stronger skin from within. It helps soothe damaged skin, restoring it to a healthy, smooth state and sustainably breaking the cycle of recurring acne in the long term.

Question 6

What does PA++ mean in sunscreen?

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Yes, there's a chance. I understand perfectly that sometimes, even when patients try their best to take care of themselves, are extremely disciplined, and change their behavior according to the advice, those pesky pimples still keep coming back. I want you to rest assured that... The patient is not at fault at all. Because sometimes the root cause of acne is deeper than we think, and it's not always due to external skincare alone.

The doctor would like to emphasize again that... hormone Yes, because this is... "Key variable" Many times, it's difficult to control these changes in our behavior alone. Hormonal changes in the body, whether during adolescence, adulthood, menopause, or even... An imbalance of male hormones (androgens), such as excessive levels of testosterone, or an imbalance of female hormones such as estrogen and progesterone. These are all major factors that stimulate the sebaceous glands to work harder, producing excessive oil, which can lead to blockages and make it very easy to develop acne.

Therefore, if a patient is taking full care of themselves but the acne on their back continues to recur chronically, the doctor would recommend that... Don't give up yet. Perhaps it's time we looked deeper into the root cause within our bodies, as the doctor suggested. Try consulting further. For consideration. Checking hormone levels in the body. Yes, blood tests to check the balance of these hormones will help us understand the root cause and lead to more targeted and effective treatment plans. This might include hormone-balancing medication or other treatments appropriate for each individual, allowing patients to achieve clear and confident skin in the long term.

Question 7

After getting a haircut, I developed inflamed acne on my head and at the nape of my neck. Why did that happen?

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First, we need to understand this. Not being exposed to sunlight doesn't mean your skin isn't exposed to sun radiation.

UVA radiation has a wavelength of... 320-400 nanometers Which can penetrate through building windows. 90% Therefore, using PA values is necessary even if the patient is not outdoors.

In short, PA++ means a moderate level of UVA protection. Yes, UVA radiation is the main cause. Premature skin aging, wrinkles, and freckles. (Photoaging) Unlike SPF, which focuses on preventing sunburn, choosing a sunscreen with a high SPF value... PA++ is suitable for people who spend a lot of time indoors or office workers. As a general guideline, but if you'll be exposed to strong sunlight, doctors recommend choosing a higher SPF value to keep your skin healthy and youthful for longer.

Question 8

Why is it that when I can't sleep for several days, I always get a big, inflamed pimple?

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Many parents bring their children to see doctors thinking it's just common acne, but in most cases, it's not just acne.

Inflamed bumps after a haircut are most often caused by... Folliculitis (Infection in the hair follicles) Due to insufficiently clean equipment, or due to... Irritation from hair fragments and chemicals. At the barbershop. The initial solution is... The scalp should be cleaned immediately after a haircut. And if an unusually large number of pus-filled blisters appear, you should see a doctor to receive topical or oral antibiotics depending on the severity, to prevent the condition from spreading and causing permanent scarring.

Don't try to squeeze it; it will only make things worse, leading to inflammation, chronic infection, and further spread. It's best to see a doctor as soon as possible. It's different from acne because usually there are multiple bumps or spots at once, and acne isn't typically this numerous or painful. Therefore, don't leave it untreated for too long.

Question 9

How much does a pico laser treatment cost for both arms?

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This is clearly confirmed. Dermatological research indicates that people with chronic insomnia are more likely to experience... The acne severity score is higher. Those who get normal sleep are twice as likely to experience this, especially those with acne.

Here's why: Insomnia directly affects the acne cycle through three main mechanisms: A spike in the stress hormone (cortisol). Which stimulates the sebaceous glands to produce excess oil. A decrease in the effectiveness of the skin barrier. This makes it easy for bacteria to attack, and Transient insulin resistance. This accelerates the inflammatory process, and all of this means that when you don't get enough rest, your skin responds by... Large inflamed pimples It's more difficult to treat than usual, and importantly, it doesn't necessarily mean you have to suffer from insomnia for several days in a row. A huge, inflamed pimple can appear in just one night.