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Every country has its own regulations and duration of training. In North America, 12-13 years of post high-school education minimum is required for all specialists including dermatologists.

Unfortunately there really is no medicine for PPP. Destructive modalities such as lasers or electrocautery are really the only consistent, safe & effective options.

Iris pigmentation is only associated with green and hazel eyes. Blue and brown eyes are not affected. The most dreaded complication and the reason why so many people are afraid to use Latisse is the chance of iris hyperpigmentation. This is an irreversible complication that has been seen in 1-2% of glaucoma patients who use bimatoprost on the surface of their eyes, but has NOT been seen in any of the nearly 300 patients in the initial clinical trials of Latisse.

Genesis is no pain, & Excel-V is modest discomfort.

Dark, especially black, and 2-colored moles, should always be checked out by a dermatologist just in case.

Shouldn't be a problem. When you have a chance, have your dermatologist take a look at it, but no rush.

great, enjoy!

While likely benign, for any changing mole, best to see an expert dermatologist to confirm the diagnosis.

@@Torontodermatologycentre thank you so much , I have been referred to one hopefully get seen soon . Thanks for your reply .

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A proper quote is provided once you've been assessed in clinic. If you call the clinic, we can provide some pricing.

What's the full body laser price with bikini.

@@AshuGujjar123 A proper quote is provided once you've been assessed in clinic. If you call the clinic, we can provide some pricing.

Depending on your skin and the type of peel, there can be various amounts of peeling.

Thankfully most cases will turn out to be ok, although we'd definitely recommend having a dermatologist check it out just in case.

@@Torontodermatologycentre thank you for responding. 🙂

​@@TorontodermatologycentreCan a benign mole still itch??

@@mattk5020 yes, many benign moles, especially if rubbed or scratched, can start to itch

@@Torontodermatologycentre hello! How was the result? What made it bleed? I hope everything is going well with you.

Your dermatologist may get your cholesterol checked which may be elevated. Treatment options depending on the thickness and extent of xanthelasma would include: TCA (acid application), laser, liquid nitrogen, or excision.

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Many medications are cleared through the liver so Lamisil/Terbinafine needs to be prescribed in the right patient population (e.g. no liver disease, no significant alcohol intake, hepatitis etc) and in the vast vast majority of patients is entirely safe. That said, all medications can have side effects, and rarely the liver is indeed impacted with Terbinafine.

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It helps with pigmentary scars as far as improving the color, but also has some modest effect on flattening scars

@@Torontodermatologycentre Thank you! Maybe with a lot of sessions I'll see significant flattening.

Skin tags can occur at any age, and their appearance can change over time.

If in fact it is a skin tag, even if large, it is not dangerous. Unfortunately I have seen many skin cancers and other growths on the neck which were self-diagnosed as skin tags. For any diagnosis of any skin condition, lesion, etc, always go to a skin expert/dermatologist. It could save your life.

Nothing to be scared of, very easy to deal with by an expert dermatologist.

Its likely fine. Moles on the face often "pop up" as we get older. Just to be safe though, best to check with the only true skin expert...a dermatologist.

Depends on how many vessels, how much sun damage or rosacea, etc. Generally 3-4 sessions or so. Price depends on how many areas treated, and whether single session or package purchased. Safe for all skin types!

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It can happen. That said, best to get the mole checked out just in case with your friendly local dermatologist.

Its likely fine, but have your dermatologist check it out (because it changed in size & symptoms/now has pain) just in case.

Likely fine, but I'd get it checked out by a dermatologist.

Some moles are flat, others stick out. Change in a mole (e.g. rapid growth,) as well as pitch black color, or ulcerating or non-healing moles are concerning in particular. Best to see your dermatologist for the right diagnosis and/or removal.

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that's correct!

Moles can get irritated from friction (e.g. bra, seat belt etc), or sometimes a pimple or cyst under them, or after being scratched. Typically they settle down after 2-3 weeks. If you're still having tingling after 2 months, I'd get it reassessed and/or biopsied or likely easiest to just remove it (all with a skin expert/dermatologist) and not have to worry about it ever again.

@@Torontodermatologycentre thank you for replying.. I wouldn’t be as stressed if it wasn’t also a symptom of melanoma that’s at least what I’ve read online.. but with it tingling does that not necessarily mean it is 100% melanoma?

@@Mattjonesll Vast majority of these would NOT be melanoma

We'll all die eventually. Hopefully you properly cleaned the skin tag and didn't use rusty nail clippers, and then you should be fine.

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Consider getting it checked. If its not changing (size or colour), not pitch black or multi-coloured, & not bleeding, then likely fine.

See your dermatologist to safely & effectively & relatively painlessly remove them

yes it is

It varies depending on the area treated, and if several treatments needed (package pricing)

Is this a safe treatment? I’ve read online that some people have experienced fat lots and negative skin changes. Have any of your clients experienced that? Also, is it true you have to shave/deems plane before the procedure?

@@sady1139 Very safe in professional hands - e.g. at a dermatology office overseen & trained by dermatologists. A laser is just a device - you need highly trained & experienced medical personnel to know the right settings in the right patients (e.g. skin types, etc). We have not see fat loss or negative skin changes after thousands of patients treated, for over 12 years. We discuss all pre & post skin prep with our patients.

It is not unusual for the body to destroy some of its moles over time, and typically it either just disappears, or there can be some irritation of the mole prior.

@@Torontodermatologycentre Thank you for your reply.