The skin plays a very important role and is one of the largest and most important organs of our body. Our entire body is covered by skin, which has a very complex structure.
Every person, regardless of age, would like to be happy with the way they look.
In 1934, hyaluronic acid, was first isolated from the bovine lens of the eye.
Thighplastics are nowadays a fairly common surgical procedure to improve or restore the slim and attractive appearance of the thighs (i.e. the upper part of the legs).
Aesthetic medicine knows many ways to address the signs of ageing.
It is very common for pregnant women to present to their doctor with a problem concerning itchy skin. Itching may be accompanied by skin tightness, flaking or a rash. Sometimes pregnant women...
Ageing is a progressive process, throughout life. Over time, we begin to experience signs of ageing that make it difficult to function normally and efficiently. Our cells, tissues, organs and systems...
Peeling is nowadays the most commonly used non-invasive treatment to correct skin imperfections caused by injury, disease or which are symptoms of skin ageing.
The homeland of mesotherapy is France, although we can find references to it as far back as the time of Hippocrates, so he was already using injections to relieve pain.
Prosacles, also known as sebaceous cysts, are approximately 2 mm in diameter and are found on the eyelids, cheeks or temples.
Skin eruptions can be a symptom of various diseases both systemic and local.
The packaging of any UV sunscreen product must state the UV protection class.
Oily skin is characterised by excessive sebaceous gland activity on the face, central back and chest.
The skin ageing process depends on a number of intrinsic factors, such as genetic factors, the accumulation of damage within cells and the intercellular matrix and the action of free radicals.
Up to 20% of the population suffers from brittle nails. These nails are soft and thin and therefore break easily. The cause can be a bad diet, illness or negative factors.
In winter, when it's the season of sub-zero temperatures, cold and wind, everyone knows the feeling of chapped lips, hands and cracked capillaries. That is why it is important to take comprehensive...
Do you hide your face by wrapping yourself in a scarf up to your eyes? Read this article, because maybe your complexion needs help!
During winter, our skin loses moisture almost twice as quickly as in summer. It becomes rough, inflexible and easily irritated. The weakening of the skin's coating worsens its condition and...
Everyone's skin is covered by a lipid mantle - a layer of fat produced by the sebaceous glands. Its function is to protect against sun, frost, wind, bacteria, viruses and fungi, as well as against...