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Summer skin problems and how to deal with them

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Summer skin problems and how to deal with them

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Why do skin problems occur in summer?

Heat and Sweat

Hot summer air and sweat can cause ― or aggravate ― certain skin conditions. Acne can worsen in the summer when sweat and face oils mix and clog hair follicles and oil glands. You might consider getting botox done in our clinic, for the areas where you feel excessive sweating.

Dry skin

Not drinking enough water, not using the right SPF to not using it enough etc will cause your skin to dry and age you sooner. There are number of treatments you can get done in clinic to prevent your skin drying and keep your skin looking and feeling healthy, protecting it from the unwanted side effects of summer months.

Skin rashes

Because rashes can be caused by many different things—bacteria, viruses, drugs, allergies, genetic disorders, heat, sweat and even light—it’s important to figure out what kind of dermatitis you have.

Most summer skin rashes aren’t harmful and will disappear by themselves after a few days. Most rashes can be safely and effectively treated at home. Try one or more of these measures: Wear light, loose-fitting, soft clothes that don’t trap heat and moisture, and cause less friction.

Summer eczema

Its the eczema you get in the summer months.

How do you prevent summer eczema?

  1. Consider Phototherapy to Prevent Flares. …
  2. Change Out of Wet Clothing as Soon as You Can. …
  3. Use an Air Purifier to Battle Environmental Triggers. …
  4. Rinse Off Immediately After You Go Swimming. …
  5. Bathe or Shower Daily to Keep Skin Clean. …
  6. Moisturise With Ceramides to Restore the Skin’s Barrier.
    What food is good for summers eczema?
    Potassium-High Foods
    Food items such as bananas, avocados and sweet potatoes are
    rich in potassium, which is another inflammation-fighting component
    that can help reduce the symptoms of eczema
    What cream is good for rashes
    Hydrocortisone cream (1%) is available without a prescription and
    may soothe many rashes. Stronger hydrocortisone or other steroid
    creams are available with a prescription. If you have eczema, apply
    moisturisers over your skin.
    If you have any skin concerns please do take advantage of our free
    consultation and give us a call to book your time now.