Get Rid Of Scar !!!

In most cases, once you have a scar, you can’t ever erase it completely. But, whether or not people seek treatment depends greatly on the location of the scar and the extent of the damage. It’s easy enough to overlook a scar on the thigh, but marks on the face or upper body can be distressing. Most scars are more of a nuisance than a serious problem, but if you’re really bothered by a scar, you have a few options:

    Topical treatments. While there’s still debate over how effective creams and ointments are with fading scars, ingredients like hydroquinone can help to lighten discoloration and are found in a variety of skin products.

 Product picks: Mederma is a well-known scar product that comes in a variety of formulas, including one that’s kid-friendly. In addition, Kelo-cote Scar Gel is designed specifically for keloid scars, and Goldfaden Arnica and Vitamin K helps with both scarring and bruising.

 Makeup. Luckily, today’s makeup can hide even the worst scars. Look to green-tinted concealers for acne marks, waterproof makeup for lasting coverage and body concealer for concealing larger scars.

 Product picks: Amazing Cosmetics Amazing Concealer Light Golden is a long-wearing, waterproof formula; Dermablend Leg and Body Cover Medium is useful for larger areas needing cover-up; B. Kamins Booster Blue Corrective Concealer neutralizes redness as it conceals.

  

 Surgery. Professional procedures can change the shape of a scar so it isn’t as noticeable. Options include skin grafts, excision, dermabrasion or laser surgery. But remember that with raised scars, like hypertrophic or keloid scars, you might want to avoid surgery because of the potential for further scarring.

 Injections. Dermal fillers can be a temporary fix for pitted scars.

Remember that although you can help make your scar less noticeable, you can’t make it disappear. Treatment goals should focus on fading discoloration and making the scar less noticeable, not erasing it – so be patient with your scar treatment.

Here are some tips on curing your acne

Wash: This sounds easy, but a lot of people forget to do it. No matter how tired you are, or what time of the night/morning you make it home, make sure that you wash your face. This is always the first step to make sure that you are clearing the unwanted residue from your day. Think of it this way, washing your face twice a day will help to keep the acne away (clever, I know.)Spa alana provides the best facials

Topical Ointments:  Instead of using an intense acne cleanser or acne lotions all over your face, why not make it easy and use a specialty treatment? Often it is the people with acne that have sensitive skin and the most specific needs.  If you are using a scrub to try and get rid of your acne on the sensitive areas that don’t have acne; you are probably going to break out and harm the skin more. Try and use a topical ‘medicine’ to unblock the pores and kill the bacteria’s. Use things such as Benzyl Peroxide, Salicylic Acid, and Glycolic acid to help unblock the pores and to remove bacteria on the skin. Apply these topical ointments directly on the skin. Down the road you will be able to use a serum, which helps to even out the pigmentation of your skin. This will help when there are whiteheads or blackheads.

  

 Serums: For a case of bad acne, I don’t think it is necessary to over-moisturize your skin. Instead of using a cream, try using a serum based moisturizer, that won’t clog your pores. This serum will also be used to penetrate into your skin without leaving your skin feeling oily. Every time, I break out, I switch to a serum moisturizer and it really helps.

Masks: Lastly, try every so often to use a hydrating mask. If you following these steps, which I give you definite kudos if you are, using a hydrating mask will help once a week. The specialty products may dry out your skin a wee bit, so the once a week mask while help vitalize your skin and give it the moisture it may be lacking.

New Strange disease Found ..

Morgellons symptoms fit into many other illness profiles. They may appear slowly and take years to culminate into full-blown Morgellons Disease. And symptoms may occur intermittently over time, appearing to go into remission and then resurfacing.

Symptoms are often rationalized as being "nothing," thoughtlessly disregarded or misdiagnosed. Even worse, victims are placed in the diagnostic category: Delusional Parasitosis.

Morgellons Disease Symptoms List

Head

    Bumps, lumps, lesions or "channels" on head

    Headaches

Brain and Personality

    Memory loss (short term, recent memory - "What was I saying?

    Where did I put my coffee mug? What did I do yesterday?")

    Brain fog - groggy, unclear thinking

    Thought processing becomes very taxing, difficult

    Unable to think of specific words when communicating

Hair

    Hair appearance - stiff, brittle and dry

    Wiry, uncontrollable hairs replace normal hair

    Hair texture and color may change as more "wiry" ones grow in

    Hair loss

    Small glob of clear sticky substance at root end of hair when it falls out,

    Substance may coat hair shaft

    Hair color does not adhere well to new hair growth

 

Eyes

    Floaters on eyeball surface

    Loss of visual acuity

    Increase in discharge, often stringy

    Sandy or gritty feeling in eyes

    Feeling of foreign objects in eyes but cannot locate or remove

   

 

Ears

    Ears itch as motile fibers move inside

    Ears ring or beep (but ears are clean)

    Ears become clogged due to sinus drainage

    Ears develop excess thick hair which may emerge from inside ear and feel very deep-rooted

Nose

    Allergies or sinus problems - excessive congestion, mucus production

    Mucus is thick, stringy, cohesive, dries into very hard substance -

    Almost glue-like

Mouth & Throat

    Teeth become sensitive, crack, chip, feel like they're becoming hollow

    Teeth become loose and/or fall out

    Sore or tickling throat

Skin

    Crawling feeling on the skin, like invisible bugs

    Pinching, biting, stinging or prickling on the skin

    Lesions - itchy, sore or painful, very slow-healing with little or no infection,

    sometimes containing "fuzz"

    Crusts/scabs/callus-like formations on lesions - painful and difficult to remove because of

    tentacles clinging to flesh

    Open cuts or wounds - very slow healing with little or no infection, sometimes containing"fuzz"

    Objects described as "shards," hard and crystal-like that are similar to glass that emerge from skin

    Black seed-like "specks" or "dots" on, or in, the skin or emerging from lesions

    Tiny "fuzzballs" in the lesions, emerging from lesions, and on (or falling from) intact skin

    Black tar-like substance coming from skin pores

    Skin texture - leathery, callus-like areas often where lesions had previously been located

    Growth of new wiry or thick hair over the top of where lesions had previously been

Body

    Cannot sense temperature of water - water is very hot and it is not recognized

    Alert!! This is very important if you have young children or animals that you bathe.

    Alcohol/liquor intolerance

    Appetite decrease or increase

    Weight loss or weight gain

    Food cravings or total lack of interest in food

    Blood pressure problems (high or low)

    Heart races or beats irregularly for no apparent reason

    Liver problems

    Abnormal overheating as well as temperature loss problems

    Excessive sweating

    Cannot stay in sun for prolonged periods without becoming ill

    Drastic body temp fluctuations

    New, normal temp runs lower or higher than your previous "normal"

   

Some healthy fruits for your skin

Here Listed Some Of the healthy fruits for skin care

Apple juice - is an effective home remedy for healing wrinkles, itching and inflammation, they can also be used as conditioner and toner. For many centuries, apples have been used in skin-healing. When taking a bath, remember to add a cup of apple juice and that will helps to cleanse and soften your skin. After each time you shampooing your hair, don't forget to put a final rise with apple juice, because its power can prevent dandruff.

Fresh apricot juice - has been known good for sunburn, itching and eczema.

Avocado - is an effective facial mask.

Banana - another inexpensive but effective facial mask.

Cucumber - can prevent pimples, wrinkles, blackheads and dryness of the face.

Guava boiled leaves - used as natural antiseptic.

Lemons - are the most popular home beauty ingredient. People preferred using lemons to cleanse and freshen the skin and hair. A few lemon slices to soften rough skin spots such as elbows and heels. Lemons can be a very powerful deodorizer, just simply mix a few teaspoons of lemon juice in your bath and you will feel fresh the whole day. Lemon juice can be added to your favorite cleanser or shampoo to refresh and tone your scalp, as well as prevent dandruff.

Lime Juice - is a natural aid for beautiful skin. Frequent drink of lime juice will help you to look young and beautiful. It will also help cure acne. It is also known to help in controlling oily skin, improve a dull and greasy complexion, improve rough and dry skin, relieve tired eyes and remove freckles

Mango leaves - known to be boiled and be used as antiseptic.

Orange juice - effective remedy for pimples and acne, and can also be used for scar and blemish removal.

Orange and green papaya - is used to remove whiteheads, boils and spots. It also contains the papain enzyme, which is effective in skin whitening.

Peach skin - It can be made good anti-wrinkle cream.

Pineapple - are good skin softeners which cleanse and rejuvenate dull and dry skin.

Get Healthy Skin…

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We all know that we should be eating at least five portions of fruit and veg a day to optimize our intake of those essential Vitamins and Minerals.

In order to break the raw food tedium of apples and carrot sticks, many of us drink fruit juice as a quick and easy alternative. According to scientists at Bangor University however, fruit juice should not count towards our five-a-day as it contains too much sugar.The sugary taste, scientists report, sparks a psychological cycle of sweet food and drink consumption that is in fact detrimental to our health. Read the full article here.

So, with one quick fix out of the window, here are our replacement top three tips for cheating your way to your five a day:

1. Smoothies and soups

Unleash your inner domestic goddess by whipping up some delicious smoothies and soups for a healthy meal or snack. Not only are they simple to make but they’re also jam-packed full of those vital vitamins and minerals. For the ultimate skin-boosting smoothie, blend strawberries, blueberries and blackberries together with some natural yoghurt and manuka honey.

All these fruits are incredibly rich in Vitamin C which promotes the production of collagen and keeps skin firm, supple and youthful.

2. Decorate your meals with fruit and veg

Add dried or fresh fruit to your regular breakfast for effortless extra health points. Dried raisins, dates and apricots are great in muesli, and mashed banana is (we think) pretty yummy on toast! If your tooth is more savory, add fresh tomatoes and mushrooms to your omelette or scrambled eggs.

3. Take sides

Add a side salad to every meal for easy greens hit.

Not only will this count as one of your five a day (two if you have one with lunch as well) but it will also help increase the alkalinity of your diet.

A slightly alkaline diet is thought to benefit difficult, allergic or sensitive skin.

Problem In Lips spots.

Fordyce spots on the lips are common findings in universal population. Although Fordyce spots are typically safe and do not necessary any treatment, many people seem to suffer from emotional stress and anxiety.

Clinically, Fordyce spots present as small, painless, slightly elevated, white or yellowish papules that can be seen on the lips and other areas like Fordyce spots on penis ( shaft or glans of penis), labia of female, and inside the cheeks. They are common in men and women of all ages. They may appear in a group or as a solitary lesion.

Fordyce spots are a variant of sebaceous glands. As sebaceous glands are always associated with a hair follicle, these Fordyce spots are sebaceous glands without hair follicles.

How to get rid of Fordyce spots (Fordyce spots on lips treatment)

Although, Fordyce spots on the lips are harmless and do not require any treatment, it can cause significant cosmetic concern for individuals. One should avoid squeezing the spots. Several treatment options are widely being used which consist of electrodessication, laser treatment with Co2 lasers and Pulse Dye Lasers. Though current techniques have shown successive results, there is still a chance of scarring from lasers.

Fordyce spots on the lips are common in general population and are non-cancerous. No treatment is advised, but if your Fordyce spots become irritated and itchy, consult your dermatologist for further evaluation.