FACIAL CARE

 SUNSPOTS ON YOUR FACE : Sunspots, also known as liver spots or  solar lentigines , are very common. Anyone can get sunspots, but they are more common in people with fair skin and those older than 40. They are flat brown spots that develop on the skin after sun exposure (during which, UV radiation causes pigmented skin cells called melanocytes to multiply). They vary in shape and size and usually occur on the areas of your body that have had the most sun exposure, such as your face, shoulders, forearms, and backs of your hands. True sunspots are harmless and noncancerous but can be treated for cosmetic purposes. HOW TO GET RID OF SUNSPOTS  ON YOUR FACE ? There are several at-home and professional procedures that can remove or lessen the appearance of sunspots on your face. At-home treatment The following are some at-home treatments that may help fade or remove sunspots on your face: Aloe vera . Studies have found that   aloesin Trusted Source   and   aloin ...

  PEMPHIGOID GESTATIONIS  [ PG ] : Pemphigoid gestationis (PG) is a rare, itchy skin eruption that usually happens in the second or third trimester of pregnancy. It often begins with the appearance of very itchy red bumps or blisters on your abdomen and trunk, though it can show up on other parts of your body. PG is caused by your immune system mistakenly attacking your own skin. It usually goes away on its own within days or weeks after delivery. In rare cases, it can last longer. Pemphigoid gestationis used to be known as herpes gestationis, but it’s now understood that it has no connection to the herpes virus. There are also other types of pemphigus  or pemphigoid skin eruptions, not related to pregnancy. Pemphigus  refers to a blister or pustule, and  gestationis  means “of pregnancy” in Latin. WHAT ARE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF PEMPHIGOID GESTATIONIS ? PG, red bumps appear around the belly button and spread to other parts of the body within a few ...