what are skin tags caused by, are they a sign of cancer?How would a dermatologist treat ';skin tags?
Skin tags are common and are not cancerous. They can be removed by the following methods
1. applying liquid nitrogen (cryotherapy)
2. burning them with electriocautery
3. tying a cotton thread at their base and leaving them to shrivel offHow would a dermatologist treat ';skin tags?
skin tags are normal and are not remotely related to cancer
treatment is to freeze them off using liquid nitrogen. usually the dr can treat a few at once. i saw a patient once who had loads on her neck, she was coming in every week to have another 6 or 7 frozen off.
no sign of cancer as far as i no but they get them of with the ice stuff that is really hot lol if you only have a few of them ..... they burn each one of individually...... if you have lots they get a spray that burns them off they spray that spot in about 24 hours they could come off =]... hope i helped!
tie a piece of cotton around the end closest to your body and it will drop off after a few days, as the cotton know stops the flow of blood.
i just pull mine off :P
seriously lol
Saturday, December 26, 2009
What does a dermatologist do? or what is it?
and who are the people that look at infected nails? arent they called Dermatologist? or am I just plain wrong?What does a dermatologist do? or what is it?
A dermatologist deals with skin...I think infected nails would be a general practitioner.What does a dermatologist do? or what is it?
Dermatologists. They're skin doctors. Specialize with skin. :]
Yes - It's just a skin doctor. But most things that are common like nail fungi can be easily diagnosed by even a basic doctor you go to for a check-up or for a bad cold.
Yeah Idk what ur talking about infected nails but dermetologists look at your skin and try to do what they can for you. like if you have acne or milia, or whatever.
lmao no ur wrong.
its a skin doctor
skin doctor. If somebody have skin problame go there
a dermatoligist is a skin doctor that you can personally get that will help you with your skin. affected nails??? nooo not dermatoligists.
derma means skin, i know that is a fact.
igist means specialist in, i know that for a fact
they do not examine hair
A dermatologists deals with acne, botox, moles, removing moles, hair, sweat glands, nails, and many other things. They do look at nails.
http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-t鈥?/a>
a dermatologist is a doctor that works with skin... a dermatologist expecially works with acne...
and I don't know the name of people who look at infected nails...
They are doctors that specialize in the skin....Acne...Moles...warts and stuff
dermatologist are people that look at ur skin,face,and hair.
dermatologists do anything and everything to do with skin. they help with acne, moles, and some (not sure if all do) botox injections.
I believe podiatrists would look at infected nails. (if it's on your foot I assume) If your having a problem with your fingernails, you could simply go to your regular doctor and they could refer you to another place.
Okay a dermatologist is a person who looks at your skin. If you have acne or even warts maybe a weird freckle or mole you would go see a dermatologist. If you had an infected nail try seeing what your primary phyiscian can do about it. If they do not feel qualified to treat your hand then ask them for a referance to someone else.
A dermatologist is a 'skin doctor'.sun mask
A dermatologist deals with skin...I think infected nails would be a general practitioner.What does a dermatologist do? or what is it?
Dermatologists. They're skin doctors. Specialize with skin. :]
Yes - It's just a skin doctor. But most things that are common like nail fungi can be easily diagnosed by even a basic doctor you go to for a check-up or for a bad cold.
Yeah Idk what ur talking about infected nails but dermetologists look at your skin and try to do what they can for you. like if you have acne or milia, or whatever.
lmao no ur wrong.
its a skin doctor
skin doctor. If somebody have skin problame go there
a dermatoligist is a skin doctor that you can personally get that will help you with your skin. affected nails??? nooo not dermatoligists.
derma means skin, i know that is a fact.
igist means specialist in, i know that for a fact
they do not examine hair
A dermatologists deals with acne, botox, moles, removing moles, hair, sweat glands, nails, and many other things. They do look at nails.
http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-t鈥?/a>
a dermatologist is a doctor that works with skin... a dermatologist expecially works with acne...
and I don't know the name of people who look at infected nails...
They are doctors that specialize in the skin....Acne...Moles...warts and stuff
dermatologist are people that look at ur skin,face,and hair.
dermatologists do anything and everything to do with skin. they help with acne, moles, and some (not sure if all do) botox injections.
I believe podiatrists would look at infected nails. (if it's on your foot I assume) If your having a problem with your fingernails, you could simply go to your regular doctor and they could refer you to another place.
Okay a dermatologist is a person who looks at your skin. If you have acne or even warts maybe a weird freckle or mole you would go see a dermatologist. If you had an infected nail try seeing what your primary phyiscian can do about it. If they do not feel qualified to treat your hand then ask them for a referance to someone else.
A dermatologist is a 'skin doctor'.
Who would cost more for cosmetic treatments? A dermatologist or a laser center?
What kind of procedures? It could be covered by your insurance if you go to the dermatologist. So I would say laser center would cost more. (they may do price matches)
If a dermatologist removes a hair follicle, will that permanently remove the hair?
I have hair under my chin and im sick of waxing and plucking and i dont want to do laser or electrolosisIf a dermatologist removes a hair follicle, will that permanently remove the hair?
I had surgery to remove a hairy mole on my face and afraid I still get hair in the spot. Tried electrolysis on my upper lip and it didn't work so afraid I've come to the conclusion laser is the only solution.
I had surgery to remove a hairy mole on my face and afraid I still get hair in the spot. Tried electrolysis on my upper lip and it didn't work so afraid I've come to the conclusion laser is the only solution.
Good dermatologist in clear lake, texas?
I have been to a few dermatologists in the Clear Lake, Texas area and just can't find one that is thorough and professional with good bedside manner. I want the medicine and treatment that will work not the ones that provide the best kickbacks for the doctor. Any suggestions?Good dermatologist in clear lake, texas?
Dr. Thomas D. Nichols in Houston, excellent. Treated my son. Professional and compasionate.
This is his address: 2424 W. Holcombe Blvd. Suite 103 Houston, Texas 77030 Phone 713-522 8184. not in Clear Lake, but worth the drive to see him.
Dr. Thomas D. Nichols in Houston, excellent. Treated my son. Professional and compasionate.
This is his address: 2424 W. Holcombe Blvd. Suite 103 Houston, Texas 77030 Phone 713-522 8184. not in Clear Lake, but worth the drive to see him.
Can i go to the walk-in clinic to be refered to a dermatologist?Instead of waiting for an appointment w/doctor
I dont want to wait for a doctor's appointment (because it takes forever!)... the wait is toooo toooo long.
*Can i go to the walk-in clinic instead to be refered? (obviously not the emergency care clinic)Can i go to the walk-in clinic to be refered to a dermatologist?Instead of waiting for an appointment w/doctor
Typically walk-in clinics are reserved for simple diagnosis, such as ear infection, strep throat, cold virus/flu virus that may have turned into a bacterial infection therefore needing antibiotics, etc. Even though the wait to see your regular physician can be frustrating, it is typically the only way to get in to see a specialist by being referred. However, check with your insurance and also the dermatologist you wish to see, as some allow you to make direct appointments without referral.
*Can i go to the walk-in clinic instead to be refered? (obviously not the emergency care clinic)Can i go to the walk-in clinic to be refered to a dermatologist?Instead of waiting for an appointment w/doctor
Typically walk-in clinics are reserved for simple diagnosis, such as ear infection, strep throat, cold virus/flu virus that may have turned into a bacterial infection therefore needing antibiotics, etc. Even though the wait to see your regular physician can be frustrating, it is typically the only way to get in to see a specialist by being referred. However, check with your insurance and also the dermatologist you wish to see, as some allow you to make direct appointments without referral.
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