Smoking: Smoking causes an acceleration of the aging process.
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The: The skin on your eyelids is only 7-12 layers of cells thick.
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Chocolate,: Chocolate, greasy foods, french fries, and other fatty foods have nothing to do with acne.
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Sun: Sun can penetrate clothing: a t-shirt typically only has spf 6-8 (15 usually recommended).
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Baldness: Baldness does not necessarily come from your mother's side of the family.
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Lice: Lice does not occur because of poor hygiene.
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Intact: Intact skin is very important in preventing penetration of bacteria and viruses into the body.
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Skin: Skin is your largest organ.
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Topical: Topical products that contain vitamins C and E can help cells repair damage caused by UV radiation.
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Chemical: Chemical peels - a chemical solution is applied to the skin to remove aged, discolored outer layers.
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Remember: Remember that cosmetic treatments are medical procedures that should be performed by a physician.
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There: There is a 75% increase in the risk of melanoma in those exposed to uv radiation from indoor tanning.
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Indoor: Indoor tanning can lead to premature skin aging, immune suppression, cataracts and ocular melanoma.
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MRSA: Mrsa is a form of staph bacteria that is resistant to treatment with penicillin related antibiotics.
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MRSA: Mrsa infections commonly occur at visible sites of damage to the skin such as cuts and scrapes.
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Staphylococcus: Staphylococcus aureus is a bacteria found on the skin and in the nose of up to 30% of healthy people.
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MRSA: Mrsa stands for methicillin resistant staphylococcus aureus.
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Recent: Recent data indicates that the incidence of MRSA in the community is increasing across the country.
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The: The majority of severe MRSA infections occur in individuals in a hospital setting.
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Basal: Basal cell carcinoma (bcc) and squamous cell carcinoma scc are the most common forms of skin cancer.
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Basal: Basal cell carcinoma frequently appears as a pearly bump although it can have other appearances.
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Squamous: Squamous cell carcinoma often looks like a rough red scaly area or an ulcerated bump that bleeds.
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BCC: Bcc and scc arise within the top layer of the skin and can appear on any sun exposed areas of body.
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Melanoma: Melanoma and merkel cell carcinoma are the most deadly forms of skin cancer.
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Melanoma: Melanoma may suddenly appear without warning but also can develop from an existing mole.
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Melanoma: Melanoma can occur anywhere on the body but is most common on upper back, torso, legs, head, neck.
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Melanoma: Melanoma frequently spreads to lymph nodes and internal organs unless detected and treated early.
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Melanoma: Melanoma is the most common cause of cancer for young adults aged 25 - 29 years old.
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The: The 5 yr survival rate if melanoma is detected and treated before spread to the lymph nodes is 98%.
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5: 5 yr survival rate for melanoma that spreads to local lymph nodes is 62%.
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5: 5 yr survival rate for melanoma spread to distant lymph nodes and organs is 16%.
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Both: Both bcc and scc have cure rates higher than 99% if treated by mohs micrographic surgery.
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UV: UV light exposure, from sun and indoor tanning, is the most preventable risk factor for skin cancer.
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Caucasians: Caucasians with fair skin have the highest risk of developing any form of skin cancer.
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Sunlight: Sunlight consists of both uva and uvb rays. Exposure to either can lead to skin cancer.
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UVA: Uva rays can prematurely age your skin causing wrinkles, age spots and skin cancer.
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UVB: Uvb rays are the primary cause of sunburn and are blocked by window glass.
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The: The fda requires that all sunscreens retain their original strength for at least 3 years.
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Heredity: Heredity pays a role in both female and male pattern alopecia.
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Male: Male pattern baldness occurs in 40% of men from 18 - 39 and 94% of men older than 80.
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Stretch: Stretch marks occur when the skin is stretched beyond its elastic capacity.
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Nothing: Nothing can change the size of large pores or prevent more from developing. Makeup can help conceal.
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Many: Many pregnant women develop brownish patches on their cheeks, or forehead, or around their eyes.
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Seborrheic: Seborrheic dermatitis is one of the most common conditions seen by dermatologists.
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Sweat: Sweat is odorless when first secreted; body odor develops from the action of bacteria on the sweat.
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The: The primary function of eccrine sweat glands is to help in regulating body temperature.
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The: The skin of a newborn is not fully formed or functional. It is thin and not good protective barrier.
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Tinea: Tinea versicolor is a superficial fungal infection of the upper layers of the skin.
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Actinic: Actinic (solar) keratosis are precancerous skin growths.
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A: A wide range of skin problems maybe present under beards.
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Barbers's: Barbers's itch is the common label given to bacterial infections of the beard area.
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Approximately: Approximately 15% of the population is allergic to neomycin, 1 of the main ingredients in neosporin.
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Mohs: Mohs surgery was developed by frederic mohs in 1938, who was a medical student at the time.
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Psoriasis:: Psoriasis: chronic, recurring, scaly papules and plaques. Pustular eruptions and erythroderma occur.
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Genital: Genital warts are due to infection of genital or perianal skin by the human papilloma virus.
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Warts: Warts may spread rapidly over moist areas and may develop on opposing surfaces of the labia or anus.
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Genital: Genital warts can be difficult to treat and frequently recur after treatment.
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Vitamin: Vitamin e can be used to diminish wrinkles.
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Vitamin: Vitamin e can be dabbed on minor wounds to decrease scarring.
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Postmenopausal: Postmenopausal women who take Aspirin may have a lower incidence of melanoma skin cancer.
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The: The first cold cream was a mixture of oil, water, beeswax, and rose petals.
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The: The skins natural moisturizing factor (nmf) is considered mainly a marketing gimmick.
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Mucopolysaccharides: Mucopolysaccharides are gel like components of the dermis that surround collagen and elastin fibers.
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Tinea: Tinea versicolor is a superficial infection with a yeastlike fungus in the upper layers of the skin.
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Normal: Normal skin 'turns over' in 28 days but with psoriasis it's only 5-7 days.
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Expensive: Expensive skin creams are not better than inexpensive classic nivea cream. Save skin & money!
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If: If you start getting red & itchy from a product you've used a long time you probably became allergic.
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Hot: Hot showers dry your skin out & make you itchy.
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ACNE:: Acne: key factors are follicular keratinization, androgens, and propionibacterium acnes.
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ACNE:: Acne: manifests as comedones, papulopustules, nodules and cysts.
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Prickly: Prickly heat (miliaria) occurs with exposure to heat and is caused by blockage of the sweat glands.
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A: A foundation base provides fresh even color to give the complexion a brighter clearer appearance.
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Makeup:: Makeup: highlighting is achieved by using a color a shade lighter than the actual skin color.
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Scar:: Scar: excess collagen deposition at site of a healing wound- does not extent beyond original wound.
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Keloid:: Keloid: excess collagen deposition that grows beyond the bounds of the original wound.
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The: The most common cause of endemic tinea capitis is trichophyton tonsurans.
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Never: Never forget that even minor procedures can have major complications.
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Making: Making a procedure more complex doesn't necessarily make it better.
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Trichophyton: Trichophyton rubrum causes more fungal diseases of the skin than any other fungal species.
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Fat: Fat injections are the ultimate in recycling. If the fat gets vascularized the transfer is permanent.
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Fat: Fat can be processed and stored in the freezer for subsequent injection into wrinkles.
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Lasers: Lasers are used to remove vascular lesions, scars, brown spots, wrinkles, tattoos, freckles, blood vessels.
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Lasers: Lasers can burn and scar the skin and laser treatments can take a long time to heal.
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Blackheads: Blackheads are not due to dirt. They are caused by oxidized lipids in the sebum.
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Keloids: Keloids may arise spontaneously without history of injury usually in presternal area.
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Penetration: Penetration of the skin by ultraviolet light is greater for longer wavelengths than for shorter wavelengths.
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Cutaneous: Cutaneous barrier function of the skin is largely attributable to the stratum corneum.
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Langer's: Langer's cleavage lines are caused by elastic tension.
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Vectors: Vectors involved in transmission of tularemia to man include ticks and rodents.
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Hand: Hand foot and mouth disease is a pustulo-vesicular rash due to coxsackie virus infection.
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The: The most significant complication of large congenital pigmented nevi is malignancy. (unusual event).
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The: The target cell of rickettsial infections is mainly the endothelial cell.
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The: The likelihood of development of asthma or hay fever after infantile atopic dermatitis is 30-50%.
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Diffuse: Diffuse alopecia occurring 3 or 4 months post-partum is usually due to telogen effluvium.
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The: The most common cutaneous lesions of hodgkins disease are secondary to pruritus.
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The: The most frequent adverse reaction to Dapsone is hemolysis.
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The: The commonest cause of ischemic ulceration of the leg is atherosclerosis.
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Medial: Medial ankle ulcers with edema, induration, pigmentation are usually caused by post-thrombotic synd.
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Systemic: Systemic lupus erythematosus in childhood has a worse prognosis than in adults.
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A: A cutaneous sign of heroin withdrawal syndrome in the premature infant is generalized sweating.
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In: In human scabies, there are burrows. Human infestation with animal scabies, there are no burrows.
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Cerumen: Cerumen consists of sebum and apocrine secretion.
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A: A therapeutic camouflage program focuses on all aspects of the patient's appearance.
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After: After initial exposure to, and infestation, with scabies, the itching follows in about 1 month.
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Phenothiazine: Phenothiazine and sulfonylurea drugs tend to be more likely to induce systemic photosensitivity.
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A: A side effect of Chloroquine therapy, peculiar to blonde and red haired patients, is bleaching of hair.
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Contact: Contact sensitivity to parabens in topical corticosteroids can usually be avoided by using ointment.
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Hidradenitis: Hidradenitis suppurativa is a chronic suppurative often cicatricial disease of apocrine gland skin.
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Follicular: Follicular occlusion triad: hidradenitis suppurativa, nodulocystic acne and pilonidal sinuses.
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Atopic: Atopic dermatitis can be an acute, subacute or chronic relapsing skin disorder.
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Atopic: Atopic dermatitis characterized by dry skin and pruritus and is associated with skin barrier dysfunction.
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Correlation: Correlation between age and physiologic test for aging: hair graying score +0.717.
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Correlation: Correlation between age and physiologic test for aging: skin elasticity +0.604.
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Forearm: Forearm skin thickness with age: men age 32 1.3+/-0.02 mm; age 79 0.9+/- 0.041 mm.
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Forearm: Forearm skin thickness with age. Female. Age 35 1.1+/-0.005mm; age 77 0.9+/-0.03mm.
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Few: Few studies have measured changes in the skin in the same individuals on a longitudinal basis.
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The: The appearance of aging skin is one of the most obvious visual clues to the age of an individual.
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The: The number of melanocytes has been reported to decline in sun protected human skin by 10% per decade.
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Allergy: Allergy tests: scratch tests with pollens and foods produce fewer and smaller wheals in the aged.
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