Claiming the barber “Did it” is akin to the “Butler did it” trope. Since the 1800s, barbers have been in the middle of the medical controversy as they were once involved in a variety of medical procedures such as blood-letting, pulling teeth, minor surgeries, and amputation. Today, barbers are at
Acne Keloidalis Nuchae, a chronic inflammatory scalp condition, starts off as follicular pustule and papule bumps and later manifests as different lesion sizes, residing at various positions typically in the nape area, also known as the occipital area. Dr.U has outlined a breakthrough classification system for AKN lesions and proposes
Article Updated August 2022 Hair loss can have a devastating effect on both men and women. And it is natural to wonder if it is something that can be controlled or not. In some cases, it seems to run in families. In other instances, it seems to be correlated with
Alex is the remarkable young man presented in this patient case study. He overcame a very noticeable facial congenital disability through a series of cosmetic surgeries performed during early childhood. These procedures replaced a large facial nevus (i.e., mole) with skin grafts taken from his Jaw and neck areas (beard
Taking your vitamins has always been known to benefit the body’s long-term health, though not a particularly enjoyable habit. In recent years, however, more people have been inspired to take their vitamins on a regular basis thanks to a new generation of beauty supplements in the form of stylishly packaged
Acne Keloidalis Nuchae is a chronic skin disease characterized by enlarged tissue lesion growth on the back of the neck, starting as small acne-like bumps which eventually fuse together into a singular mass. Surgical removal is usually recommended, especially if the patient’s condition does not improve with medication or laser
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