Rakesh Garhwal

There are a few things that everyone should know about skin 1. Skin Cancer Risk Sun damage is cumulative from the very beginning. Sun exposure and sunburns, particularly before age 20, are a risk factor for skin cancer and especially melanoma.                Teaching children about sun safety and skin cancer prevention is of utmost importance.                Sun light avoidance should be practiced during the peak hours between 10 am and 4 pm.                 Sunblock should be used regularly and reapplied often, particularly if swimming or sweating.                Any new or changing lesion on the skin needs to be examined by a dermatologist.               People with fair skin, light colored eyes and hair are most susceptible to skin cancer BUT it can and does happen in every skin type.               80% of everything we consider aging changes on the skin (sallowness, wrinkles, loss of elasticity, etc) is due to sun damage.That way your eyes are familiar with everything on yo

Nothing can be more disappointing than waiting until your 20s to finally have clear skin, and then realizing the hard way that bad breaks don't necessarily end when your teenage years do. Coming to terms with adult acne is difficult—best rest secured, well there is no single woman dealing with zits, there are numerous, who are thinking why basically does this happens. Even though the outlook seems tedious (acne and wrinkles sounds like some sort of sick joke, right?), but we just keep on thinking why basically they occur dude. The hell part is when they leave the spot which remains like for months. Some of the reasons are here which I think can be behind this because I have faced this issue at high level. 1. Your hormones can be blamed. Fluctuation in hormones, such as before one's menstrual cycle, is the main cause. This usually rears its ugly head in the form of deep (painful) cystic acne around the chin, neck, and back. (Thanks a lot hormones!) 2. Another influential