Dermatology Department
Introduction
Dermatology is a specialized branch of medicine dealing with the diagnosis and treatment of skin, hair, and nail conditions. Our team provides both medical and surgical care to help patients achieve healthier skin while addressing cosmetic and medical concerns.
About the Dermatology Department
Our dermatology services cover a wide range of skin-related issues, from treating common skin conditions to performing advanced cosmetic procedures. We emphasize patient-centered care, ensuring comfort and personalized treatment plans.
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Common Conditions
Procedures Offered
We offer a variety of procedures tailored to both medical and cosmetic needs to address a wide range of skin conditions and aesthetic concerns. These include:
1. Biopsy (Skin Biopsy)
What is a Skin Biopsy?
A skin biopsy is a procedure in which a small sample of skin is removed for examination to diagnose various skin conditions, including infections, rashes, or skin cancer.
Why Get a Skin Biopsy?
A biopsy helps provide a precise diagnosis for skin lesions, allowing for accurate treatment planning.
Quick Info:
- Preoperative Time: [Not specified]
- Post Procedure Care: 30 minutes
- Approximate Cost: 2.5 (currency not specified)
- Estimated Recovery Period: 10 to 15 days
Preoperative Preparation:
Minimal preparation; the area is cleaned and local anesthesia is applied.
What to Expect:
A small skin sample is taken using a punch tool, scalpel, or shave technique.
Post-Op Care:
The area is covered with a dressing and instructions on wound care are provided.
Follow-Up:
Results are discussed during a follow-up visit, typically within 1–2 weeks.
2. Excision of Skin Lesions
What is Skin Lesion Excision?
This surgical procedure removes suspicious or bothersome skin lesions, including moles, cysts, or skin cancers.
Why Get Skin Lesion Excision?
Excision is used to remove potentially harmful or aesthetically undesirable lesions.
Preoperative Preparation:
The area is cleaned, and local anesthesia is applied.
What to Expect:
The lesion is removed using a scalpel; the area may need to be stitched.
Follow-Up:
A follow-up visit is scheduled to discuss results and ensure proper healing.
3. Electrocautery
What is Electrocautery?
Electrocautery uses electrical energy to produce heat that damages cells, thereby removing skin lesions by cutting or coagulation. It is commonly used for warts, precancerous lesions, and some benign growths.
Why Get Electrocautery?
Electrocautery is quick, safe, effective, and minimally invasive for removing skin lesions.
Preoperative Preparation:
A brief explanation is provided to the patient. The area is cleaned and local anesthesia is applied.
What to Expect:
The procedure is smooth and painless, with minimal or no downtime depending on the lesions to be removed.
Post-Op Care:
Mild redness may occur; instructions on caring for the treated area are given.
Follow-Up:
Usually not required, as healing is generally uneventful.
4.Hair Loss Treatments (PRP for Hair Loss)
What is PRP for Hair Loss?
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) involves extracting plasma from a patient’s blood sample through centrifugation. This plasma, rich in platelets and growth factors, is then injected into the scalp to improve hair growth and prevent hair loss.
Quick Info:
- Preoperative Time: [Not specified]
- Post Procedure Care: 1 hour
- Approximate Cost: 10,000
- Estimated Recovery Period: 3–5 days
Pre-Procedure:
The procedure is explained to the patient, and local anesthesia is applied if necessary.
Post-Procedure Care:
Patients are advised to avoid excessive rubbing and to keep the scalp clean.
5. Chemical Peels
What is a Chemical Peel?
A chemical peel is a procedure in which a solution is applied to the skin to exfoliate and improve texture, tone, and appearance. It is often used to address acne scars, pigmentation issues, and signs of aging.
Why Get a Chemical Peel?
This procedure enhances skin appearance and addresses specific cosmetic concerns.
Preoperative Preparation:
The skin is evaluated and cleansed; a patch test may be performed if necessary.
What to Expect:
A solution is applied to the skin, which may cause mild tingling; it is then neutralized after a few minutes.
Post-Op Care:
Redness and peeling are expected; sun protection and moisturizing are essential.
Follow-Up:
Follow-up may be needed to monitor healing or for additional sessions.
Conclusion
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