10 Best Melasma Treatment doctors in Sector 16

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Dr. Ashima Goel

Dermatosurgeon

21 years of experience

Parisa Skin Cosmetic And Laser Centre Sector-15, Chandigarh

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Dr. Swati Garg

Cosmetologist

11 years of experience

Je Amour Sector 9, Chandigarh

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Questions & Answers on "Melasma Treatment" (2500)

I have a itching in private parts

Male | 18

The following are the possible causes of this problem: Fungal or yeast infections, burning sensation from soaps or detergents, skin conditions like eczema, and sometimes even staph or other sexually transmitted diseases. Use soft, fragrance-free cleansers for quick relief, wear cotton underwear, avoid the itch, and consult a dermatologist if the itching won't stop.

Answered on 25th June '24

Dr. Ishmeet Kaur

Wound problem cream tablet

Male | 70

Common symptoms can include redness, swelling, or discharge. Various factors such as infection or improper healing may contribute to these concerns. Over-the-counter remedies like topical creams can help soothe minor wounds, while oral medications may address discomfort. However, if you experience persistent pain, increased redness, or swelling, it's wise to seek professional help. A dermatologist can offer targeted treatment and ensure your wound heals properly.

Answered on 11th Jan '25

Dr. Anju Methil

Hi doctor I am 18 years old,but still I don't have a beard or moustache growth.

Male | 18

It’s perfectly normal for some young men to experience delayed facial hair growth as everyone has a unique rate of development. Factors such as genetics, hormonal levels, and overall health can influence this. Some may begin to see changes in their late teens or early twenties. To support healthy growth, maintain a balanced diet, manage stress, and get regular exercise. If this concern continues or you're worried, it’s a good idea to consult a dermatologist. They can assess your situation more thoroughly and provide guidance tailored to your needs.

Answered on 15th Jan '25

Dr. Anju Methil

My roommate has said she had a cold sore for the last two days. And I’m a bit worried. She gave me a piece of food that she bit off of and offered me and also a drink (I didn’t drink off the straw, rather just our the cup) I’m a bit nervous, I’m not sure if she had an outbreak during those times but it was about two / three days ago. Could herpes be spread in that way? (I definitely could be uneducated but just a bit nervous)

Female | 20

Cold sores result from the herpes simplex virus spread by close contact such as kissing or sharing eating utensils. Nonetheless, passing herpes through sharing food or drinks is very unlikely. Signs may commence with a tingling sensation and itching feeling then develop into blisters on the lips or around the mouth. To avoid contracting herpes simplex virus, refrain from sharing cutlery and glasses besides washing hands often.

Answered on 15th July '24

Dr. Ishmeet Kaur