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Medical conditions and aesthetics

Find information about the most common medical conditions that directly affect your appearance

All conditions: Acne, Acne scars, Adipose tissue, Alopecia areata, Atopic dermatitis, Bruxism, Cellulite, Chronic migraine, Contact dermatitis, Dark circles under the eyes, Dehydrated and dry skin, Dermatological problem, Dilated capillaries, Double chin, Dyspareunia, Enlarged pores and comedones, Facial asymmetry, Fine lines and wrinkles, Folliculitis, Haemangioma, Hair loss, Hyperhidrosis, Hyperkinesia, Incontinence, Ingrown hairs and irritation after shaving, Keratosis pilaris (chicken skin), Masseter hypertrophy, Melasma, Milia, Moles, Nail fungus – onychomycosis, Nasolabial folds, Ozempic Face, Prolapse, Psoriasis, Rosacea, Sagging skin, Scars following surgery or injury, Seborrhoeic dermatitis and dandruff, Skin growths, Stretch marks, Vaginal dryness, Warts, Weakening of the pelvic floor, Кокоши трън, Паднал клепач / Птоза, Петна по кожата, Себум, Спукани капиляри по краката, Торбички под очите

Dilated capillaries

Dilated capillaries appear as fine red or bluish lines. The cause, the area affected and the type of blood vessels determine the approach to treatment.
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Double chin

A double chin is one of the most common aesthetic concerns among people of all ages. It alters the facial profile, affects self-esteem, and often appears even in people of normal weight.
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Dyspareunia

Dyspareunia is recurrent or persistent pain during sexual intercourse. The causes may be complex and require a careful, individual assessment.
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Enlarged pores and comedones

Visible pores and comedones are not the same thing. The right skincare reduces blockages and improves skin texture, without promising pore-free skin.
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Facial asymmetry

What causes facial asymmetry, when is a check-up needed, and which corrective approaches are appropriate depending on the muscles, volume and bone structure.
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Fine lines and wrinkles

Fine lines and wrinkles have various causes. Daily sun protection and a personalised skincare routine help to keep the skin looking smoother and fresher.
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Folliculitis

Folliculitis is an inflammation around the hair follicles. It may resemble acne, but the causes and required treatment are not always the same.
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Haemangioma

A haemangioma is a benign growth associated with the blood vessels, which can occur in both children and adults.
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Hair loss

Hair loss can be temporary or progressive. An accurate diagnosis helps you choose the right treatment and avoid unnecessary products and supplements.
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Hyperhidrosis

Excessive sweating, known in medicine as hyperhidrosis, is a problem that can affect both daily comfort and self-esteem.
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Hyperkinesia

What hyperkinesia means, which involuntary movements affect the face and eyelids, and when a neurological assessment and specialist treatment are required.
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Incontinence

Incontinence is the involuntary leakage of urine. Identifying the type and causes helps in choosing an appropriate treatment plan and daily care routine.
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