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    Why a Dermatologist Should Be Every Girl’s Best Friend

    By BAUCEJanuary 17, 20224 Mins Read
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    A dermatologist isn’t just for emergencies; these skincare professionals can help you find and manage a wide variety of skin and hair-based conditions. Your skin is the largest organ in your body, so girls and women must see a dermatologist at least once before they turn 25. 

    Why Women Should Visit a Dermatologist Frequently

    There are many reasons why you may want to visit a skin specialist. If you want healthy, smooth skin with minimal signs of aging, here are some reasons why visiting a dermatologist is a must.

    1. Women Can Ask About General Skin Care

    So many brands, companies, and influencers are selling products, services, or routines online that claim to solve all of your skincare needs, but are they telling the truth? Your dermatologist can help you by offering credible suggestions that actually help you reach your skin goals.

    2. Women Can Ask About Skin Care Products

    It’s difficult to determine which products are right for you, but it can be an even harder task to figure out what to avoid. Dermatologists, like NavaMD.com, can prescribe skincare that best suits your skin type and can provide personalized treatments for rosacea, anti-aging, and acne.

    3. Women Can Ask About Diet Choices

    The jury is out on how detrimental specific diets can be for our skin, hair, and nails. Persistent acne or rosacea is often diet-related, and your dermatologist will likely recommend staying away from spicy foods, cinnamaldehyde foods (tomatoes), alcohol, and hot beverages.

    4. Women Can Ask About Mole Monitoring

    Most moles on our body are harmless, but dermatologists can detect melanoma (skin cancer) early by monitoring them. Dermatologists can teach you how to monitor your moles at home by telling you what warning signs to look out for, so you can start treatment if necessary.

    5. Women Can Ask About Skin Conditions

    Un-informed patients may self-diagnose their conditions based on info found on the Internet. While the Internet is a great starting point, an incorrect diagnosis could cause you to overreact to a non-problem or ignore a life-threatening illness. A dermatologist can confirm your diagnosis.

    6. Women Can Ask About Acne

    Acne is the most common skin condition in the United States. About 50 million Americans annually seek treatment for their acne, and breakout triggers vary from person to person. A dermatologist can identify lifestyle and hormonal factors that likely cause your acne.

    7. Women Can Ask About Skin Aging

    As you age, the texture of your skin starts to experience several changes. Besides external differences, like discoloration, dryness, and wrinkles, sunspots and smoking may also change how your skin forms internally. You can visit a dermatologist to help slow the process of aging. 

    8. Women Can Ask About Skin Brightening

    Skin also dulls as you age, but skiing brightening may also come from years spent in the sun, washing your face without a toner, or a lack of vitamin C. Your dermatologist can set you up with the solution you need depending on your age, whether that’s a natural or chemical brightening.

    9. Women Can Ask About Scar Treatments

    Our skin may scar from general mistreatment, but scars sometimes remind us of accidents and traumatic events. Visiting a dermatologist can help a lot in both respects because they can suggest a wide range of treatments that may cause the scar to lighten or even vanish.

    10. Women Can Ask About Hair Loss

    Millions of women experience hair loss, whether due to age, stress, or pregnancy. Genetic conditions, like alopecia, cause hair loss over time. A dermatologist can run tests and offer you several treatment options based on your needs to reduce hair loss or restore hair growth.

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