Esthetics - beauty, skin, hair

Some diseases signal their presence on the skin and also on the nails. They are manifested by a change in colour, but also in the shape of the nail (deformation). In addition to diseases of other organs, the nail itself and its bed may be affected. Alternatively, there may be external damage.

Brown spots on the skin, in the form of freckles, occur in some people from an early age. We know of cases of hyperpigmentation after sunbathing. These cases do not indicate a disease. But sometimes they can be a sign of a disease. It can be a disease of the skin, but it can also be a disease of another system.

Scars form as part of the healing process after skin damage. Most people will get a scar of some kind during their lifetime. It can be the result of an accident, surgery or a poorly healing skin condition.

Leukoplakia is a skin disease. It manifests itself on the mucous membrane in the form of white plaques, which most often occur on the mucous membrane of the oral cavity. Sometimes these spots occur elsewhere on the mucous membrane.

Leprosy is a serious infectious disease. It mainly affects the peripheral nerves, limbs, skin and mucous membranes of the upper respiratory tract. How is leprosy transmitted, manifested and treated?

Brittle nails are a concomitant of certain diseases. Proper hygiene and lifestyle protect the nails from increased brittleness.

Psoriasis, also known as psoriasis, is one of the most common skin diseases and affects about 3 percent of the population.

Ingrown nails are also known as spoon-shaped nails. They can indicate various disorders, both local and general. It is a pathological shape of the nail plate. What are the causes of ingrown nails?

Lyme disease is a multi-systemic infectious disease of bacterial origin.  Humans become infected with this disease after being bitten by an insect. This spot is typically reddened by a large rash. It can take place in a lighter form. Chronic disease is sometimes treated for many years.

Pemphigus is a very rare skin disease. Few people know that it can have serious consequences.

In most cases, slow nail growth does not necessarily indicate any serious disease. The rate of growth is individual and depends on many internal and external factors. What are the possible causes of slow nail growth?

Rosacea is one of the relatively common diseases that dermatologists commonly encounter in their practice. It is a chronic inflammatory skin disease. Rosacea takes various forms. Most often, the symptoms are localised to the central parts of the face. This disease is therefore also psychologically unpleasant.

Scabies is a highly contagious skin infestation caused by the itch mite. It occurs mainly in people with poor hygiene. It commonly causes smaller epidemics in various sanitary facilities.

Vitiligo is called by some the disease of white spots. Let's look at the causes of this disease and treatment options.

Almost everyone experiences a blister in life. The most common type of blisters are blisters caused by friction and mechanical damage. Blisters can also arise as a result of various diseases. What health problems are manifested by a blister? How to treat it correctly?

Rubella is an infectious viral disease. It manifests itself as a skin rash to seeding all over the body. Nowadays, thanks to regular vaccination, this disease is relatively rare.

An ulcer is a defect of the mucous membrane or skin (depending on its location). It can lead to various complications.

The name lupine is a name for a skin disease, which is not so serious in health but may indicate other diseases in the body. 

Almost everyone knows turmeric in the form of yellow-orange powder. It is known for its specific taste and beneficial effects on human health. What is turmeric and what does it contain? What are its health benefits?

Echinacea or Echinacea is a world-famous herb native to North America. It is especially known for its anti-inflammatory effects, immune support and healing. What are all the effects of echinacea on human health?