Specialist clarifies the main questions asked in dermatology offices
In dermatological offices, doubts about skin types, treatments and basic care are always present. Therefore, Gisele Zambrotta, dermatofunctional and specialist in skin deformities, listed the questions most addressed in the offices and answered them all to help you.
1. My skin is very dry. What is the best moisturizer?
look for moisturizing combined, one that prevents the loss of water and another that “pulls” out the skin’s hydration. Be careful when using the moisturizer on your face, as pores may become blocked due to the oiliness of the product.
2. How can I control my skin’s oiliness?
Use astringent lotions and soaps twice a day (in the morning when you wake up and at night before you go to sleep). Opt for “oil free” sunscreens (oil-free), with effect matte (minimizes skin oiliness and gives a natural look).
3. What is peeling🇧🇷
It is a technique used to improve the appearance of the skin, made with scrubsor applications with chemical solution (peeling chemical), promoting the desquamation of its outer layers, leaving it with a renewed effect. This treatment rejuvenates the skin, eliminating wrinkles and skin blemishes.
4. Do I need to use sunscreen on cloudy days?
Certainly! Even with cloudy weather, there is radiation. Even visible light has radiation, predisposing the skin to the action of ultraviolet rays, UVA (responsible for skin aging) and even UVB (responsible for skin cancer). The use of solar filter is indicated daily.
5. Are dark circles also considered stains?
They can have two origins: melanic (increased melanin) or vascular origin (increased number of blood vessels in the region, giving that purple coloration). In most cases, the dark circleshave both components, requiring combined treatments with depigmentants and vascular laser.
6. Can I squeeze blackheads and pimples?
It is not indicated! Do not squeeze or squeeze acne lesions, as this can lead to permanent scarring and the appearance of new spots.
7. What is the best method to take care of black skin?
THE black skin have different diseases of white skin, such as atopic dermatitis, which can leave spots. This type of skin is more prone to pigmentation, which can be to a greater or lesser extent. If it is to a lesser extent, using sunscreen every day is enough. Looking for a professional to check the ideal treatment is also an option.
Source: Maxima
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