Dermatology is the branch of medicine dealing with the skin, nails, hair and diseases. A dermatologist specializes in diagnosing and treating diseases of the skin, hair and nails. Dermatologists treat over 3,000 skin conditions through medical and surgical means such as skin grafts, laser treatments and lesion removal. Common conditions treated include acne, psoriasis and skin cancers. Dermatologists also offer cosmetic services for conditions like acne scarring and dark spots.

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2. Dermatology is the branch of
medicine dealing with the skin,
nails, hair and its diseases. It is
a specialty with both medical
and surgical aspects. A
dermatologist is specialist
doctor that manages diseases,
in the widest sense, and some
cosmetic problems of the skin,
hair and nails

3. What is medical dermatology?
1. The branch of medicine
concerned with the diagnosis,
treatment, and prevention of
diseases of the skin, hair,
nails, oral cavity and genitals.
2. Sometimes also, cosmetic
care and enhancement.

4. What are the different types of
dermatology?
Let's take a closer look at some of these
subspecialties.
Dermatopathology. The pathology of the
skin is the area of expertise for a
dermatopathologist. ...
Pediatric Dermatology. Another of the
specialties in dermatology is pediatric
dermatology. ...
Teledermatology. ...
Mohs Surgery. ...
Cosmetic Dermatology.

5. Can a dermatologist help with acne?
Consult a dermatologist if:
Today, virtually every case of acne can
be successfully treated. Dermatologists
can help treat existing acne, prevent new
breakouts and reduce your chance of
developing scars. If you have questions
or concerns about caring for your skin,
you should make an appointment to see a
dermatologist.

6. What conditions do
dermatologist treat?
Dermatologists treat over
3,000 skin conditions,
including acne, psoriasis, and
skin cancer. They are trained
to carry out skin grafts, laser
treatments, the excision of
lesions, and more.

7. What is Pediatric Dermatology?
A pediatric dermatologist cares for
children (newborns through
adolescents) with skin disorders.
Pediatric dermatologists treat
children in the outpatient clinic
setting, but may also care for
hospitalized patients. Many
perform surgical procedures such
as laser therapy and cutaneous
surgery.

8. What face wash do
dermatologists recommend
for acne?
Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne
Wash
Some doctors like the classic
Neutrogena wash, another
salicylic acid cleanser, for
acne-prone and oily skin
types.

9. Can dermatologists remove dark
spots?
Dark spots on the skin do not require
treatment, but some people may want to
remove the spots for cosmetic reasons. A
dermatologist can offer creams or
procedures to lighten dark spots, or in
some cases, remove them. ... The best
treatment option may depend on the
cause, the size of the dark spot, and the
area of the body

10. Can dermatologists remove acne scars?
In some cases, a doctor or dermatologist
may suggest a chemical peel or
microdermabrasion to help improve the
appearance of scarred areas. These
milder treatments can be done right in
the office. For serious scarring from
previous bouts with acne, several types
of treatment can help: Laser resurfacing.

11. Do dermatologist pop pimples?
When performed by a
dermatologist, acne extraction is a
safe way to get rid of blackheads
and whiteheads. Another
technique that dermatologists use
allows them to get rid of a deep,
painful acne cyst or nodule. To do
this, a dermatologist will inject the
blemish with a corticosteroid.

12. Do Dermatologists remove warts?
Although most warts are harmless,
dermatologists do treat them. You
should see a dermatologist if you
cannot get rid of the warts, the
warts hurt, or you have many
warts. Dermatologists have many
treatments for warts. ...
Cantharidin: A dermatologist may
treat a wart in the office by
“painting” it with cantharidin.

13. What can a dermatologist do for
eczema?
Dermatologists have experience
treating patients with a variety of
corticosteroids. They know how to
manage these medications and
other parts of the treatment plan,
such as skin care and trigger
avoidance, to best maintain control
of the eczema.

14. Will dermatologist remove mole on first
visit?
Whether it's during 1 or 2 visits, a
dermatologist can safely and easily
remove a mole. ... Surgical excision: The
dermatologist cuts out the entire mole
and stitches the skin closed if
necessary. Your mole will also be looked
at under a microscope by a specially
trained doctor. This is done to check for
cancer cells.

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