EXPLORE ACCORDING TO YOUR NEEDS
If you don't know where to start, start with your complaint.
Changes in skin, hair, and facial appearance don't always stem from the same cause. The headings here are not intended for diagnosis; they are designed to guide you to the correct information page.
Choose the heading that best suits you. It's normal to think that more than one heading suits you at the same time.
CHANGES YOU SEE ON YOUR SKIN
What is your skin telling you?
01
Acne & newly formed lesions
Blackheads and whiteheads, inflamed pimples, or a tendency to recurring acne.
02
Spots & uneven skin tone
Melasma, sunspots, or discoloration left behind after acne.
03
Redness & tenderness
Recurrent facial redness, burning, tenderness, or a tendency towards rosacea.
04
Itching
New onset, recurrent, or unexplained itching.
05
Dryness & barrier disorder
Feelings of tightness, flaking, burning, or sensitivity in the skin barrier.
06
Scarring & tissue irregularities
Acne scars, visible pores, or rough skin surface.
HAIR & SCALP
The change in hair is not just "hair loss".
Hair loss
Increased hair loss, thinning, or decreased hair density.
Itching & dandruff
Scalp irritation, flaking, dandruff, or sensitivity.
FACIAL EXPRESSIONS & AGE-RELATED CHANGES
What exactly is bothering you?
The same appearance can result from different anatomical reasons. These headings make it easier for you to reach the relevant assessment area.
07
facial expressions
Lines on the forehead, between the eyebrows, or around the eyes that are accentuated by facial expressions.
08
Volume & contour loss
Changes in facial proportions, loss of volume, or the need for contouring support.
09
Sagging & loss of firmness
Need for changes, loosening, or tightening of the lower facial contour.
10
Dark circles and hollowness under the eyes
Dark circles, shadows, hollowness, or a tired appearance around the eyes.
11
Skin quality & pores
Dullness, roughness, prominent pores, or irregularities on the skin's surface.
12
Excessive sweating
Sweating in the armpits, hands, feet, or other areas of the body can affect daily life.
IF YOU CAN'T DECIDE
You don't have to fit into a single box.
Multiple complaints may be present simultaneously, and seemingly similar changes may have different causes. The goal of a dermatological evaluation is to accurately determine what needs to be assessed first.