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Dr. Prof. Leelavathy is a renowned Dermatologist in Indira Nagar, Bangalore. She has helped numerous patients in her 33 years of experience as a Dermatologist. She is a qualified M.B.B.S, M.D. She is currently practising at M S Diabetes & Shiridi Skin Care Centre in Indira Nagar, Bangalore. You can book an instant appointment online with Dr. Prof. Leelavathy on Lybrate.com.
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M.B.B.S - Bellary Medical Cillege - 1983
M.D - Bangalore Medical College,Bangalore - 1998
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No.6/1, 80 Feet Road, Next To Tata Infotech, Opp. Krishna Sagar Hotel, Indiranagar 1St Stage, Indiranagar, Bangalore - 560038, Bangalore Get Directions
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34
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It'll range anywhere from 15000 to 35000rs. This varies from place to place, with experience of doctors and so on.
24
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female
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Lucknow asked
HI lybrate-user here I mention few simple things which gives you good result in a short period. 1) avoid coffee and tea. 2) try to sleep prior to 10.30 pm 3) avoid oily, spicy, salty, junk, fast, fermented and stale foods 4) take ½ tsf of fine powder of nutmeg and ½ tsf of fine powder of Indian gooseberry and pinch of black salt, add 4 tsf of milk in it and make fine paste, apply it on face and leave it for 10-15 minutes after that wash face with lukewarm water. Do this two times in a day 5) take 30 ml of RUBYCLIN liquid and 2-2 tablets of MADHUMALINI VASANT and SWASKUTHAR RASA after meals do all these things for 15 days.
25
years old
male
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Pune asked
Take the following treatment -
1. Take 4 tablespoon of aloevera juice with one tablespoon of honey after dinner.
2. Take 4 tablespoon amla juice + 2 tablespoon honey on an empty stomach in the morning.
3. Take chandraprabhavati 2 tablets twice a day.
4. Avoid junk, bakery & spicy food.
5. Maida is very harmful for body, so avoid it.
6. Have all your meals on time.
7. Drink lots of water
8. Fruits rich in vitamin c and green leafy vegetables help in acne.
36
years old
male
from
Delhi asked
Hi ,
we have good homoeopathic treatment for your problem.
Let me know-
1. Do you sweat too much/
2. Since how long you have this problem?
3. What is your profession?
4. Any allergy?
homoeo treatment is very much dependent on your age and detailed description of your complaints-
you may opt for payment consultation giving detailed information. In the meanwhile, please start taking the following medicines-. 1. Psorinum 200-----one dose (6 to 8 pills) on alternate days
2. Natrum mur 6x----4 tabs twice daily
Report progress after 20 days with full details please note that this is only preliminary prescription and further treatment and subsequent prescriptions will be will be based on your feedback.
24
years old
male
from
Bhubaneswar asked
I have a lots of pimples on my face. How can I reduce pimples and the hole of pimple and dark marks?
- do not scratch or squeeze the lesions
- do not apply creams or oils on face
- do not apply hair oils or wash oil within 1 hour of application
- take plenty of fluids
- wash your face 2-3 times daily especially when it's oily - certain foods can increase acne such as chocolates, oily food etc, avoid these if they increase acne
- take plenty of fluids and fruits
- dandruff can also increase acne, so use anti-dandruff shampoo if you have acne.
- also, for the marks, try to avoid sunexposure as far as possible (use broadspectrum gel based sunscreen, cover the face while outside during sunlight hours)
23
years old
male
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Kadapa asked
Though incorporating vegetables and fruits etc in your diet is good for your hair and skin, but first you you need to rule out the cause for the hair fall and then accordingly the dermatologist can put you on treatment.
16
years old
male
from
Visakhapatnam asked
Certification in ADHD in children and adolescents, Clinical Assessment and treatment of depression in primary care, BHMS
Homeopath, Amravati
Hi lybrate-user, thanks for the query. Most skin conditions are not mere related to skin, they might be connected with some internal maladies. External application will heal the local problem and not the reason of the disease. So we need to understand the reason why you are suffering from the condition. This needs a detailed case and homoeopathy will give you a good solution for this for long term relief. Also homoeopathy is having outstanding results in skin conditions. Feel free to ask more. Thanks.
46
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use tab follihair 1 tab daily for 3-4 month, Protein is important to strengthen hair and promote growth. The recommended daily amount is about two to three 3-ounce servings of meat or a combination of four to five servings of dairy and beans. nuts and seeds, eggs, and fish in their diets. All are important sources of omega-3 fatty acids, which help lower inflammation and create a healthier scalp. eat a variety of foods every day. two to four fruits, and an assortment of grains and legumes and lean meat products.“Iron, vitamin E, vitamins B (particularly biotin), vitamin D, selenium, copper, magnesium and zinc” — all play a crucial role in hair growth. Vitamin and mineral deficiency can even cause hair loss.
26
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male
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Bangalore asked
Hair fall is due to many reasons now a day it is common due to stress and busy life check your h b level take proper diet (dal vegetables sprouts fruits) and do exercise if possibles do yoga for 10 min increase water intake minimum 3 to 4 litres per day
also take homoeo medicines ammonium mur 30 (30 no glouble) 2 tds x 1 month and reply
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Healthy skin is one that stays taut and firm. Anetoderma is a rare benign condition where the dermis loses elastic tissue. This results in the formation of a depression in the skin or flaccid skin. This condition is also known as macular atrophy, anetoderma maculosa, and atrophia maculosa cutis. Anetoderma is not contagious.
Women are at a higher risk of suffering from this condition than men. It usually affects people in their late teens and early twenties. Premature babies born with a very low birth weight are also susceptible to this condition. In rare cases, it can run in the family and affect identical twins.
Depending on how it is triggered, there are two types of Anetoderma; primary and secondary. Both forms of this condition may be associated with systemic diseases that include infections like leprosy, HIV and lyme disease, inflammatory or autoimmune conditions and medications like penicillamine.
Primary Anetoderma
This is marked by the spontaneous eruptions of lesions on the skin without any other symptoms. The cause for primary anetoderma has not yet been determined. The suggested causes include antiphospholipid antibodies, immunological abnormalities and reduced production of elastin. It has also been associated with cataract, bone calcifications, myocardial infarction and blegvad-haxthausen syndrome
Secondary Anetoderma
In this case, atrophic lesions are preceded by inflammatory or autoimmune processes. This usually occurs at the site of skin conditions such as chicken pox, syphilis, tumours, acne, infantile haemangioma etc.
Both types of anetoderma can occur simultaneously. The main symptoms of primary and secondary anetoderma are:
Small, round or oval lesions on the upper arms, upper body and thighs. These lesions rarely occur on the neck, face, palms and soles. They may be isolated to grouped together to give a patchy appearance.
1. Atrophic papules
2. Loss of elastic tissue in the skin
3. Fine, diffused wrinkling
Till date, there is no known cure for this disease. If the number of lesions is limited the doctor may look at surgical excision as an option. Different forms of medication have been experimented with, but have not given consistent results. Some of the types of medication prescribed include aspirin, penicillin, vitamin E, niacin, topical epsilon-aminocaproic acid and oral colchicines.
Some cases have also shown improvement on being treated with carbon dioxide fractional lasers and pulsed dye lasers. In cases of secondary anetoderma, successfully identifying and curing the underlying condition can clear up the lesions as well. If you wish to discuss about any specific problem, you can consult a dermatologist.
43
years old
female
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Mumbai asked
There are various reasons for getting hair fall. Nutritional deficiency, stress, acute illness like malaria, typhoid, jaundice, chronic illness like diabetes, thyroid can trigger the hair fall, Smoking, excessive alcohol intake. Hair is made up of minerals, protein and iron. Any deficiency can lead to hair fall.
Take Proteins are more in sprouts, beans, nuts, soya. Green, help to nourish the hair roots. Take lots of salads, diced fresh fruit, Green Leafy Vegetables like Spinach, Lettuce, Leafy Greens, Turnip Greens, Broccoli, Beans and Green Peppers, Almonds/4 Walnuts on alternate day’s and 2Dates/2Figs on also alternate day’s and 2 prunes daily. One glass of Milk per day if possible cow’s milk,, 10 – 12 glass of water per day For professional advice please consult privately.
18
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female
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Una asked
Hi, dear lybrate user,
* take plenty of water to moisten your face & to eliminate toxins.
* avoid, dust, intensed sun smoke, junk food.
* take, homoeo-medicine *
@ antim crud 200-6 pills thrice.
@ sepia 200-6 pills, at bed time/dly.
@ calendula q - 20 drops mixed with 1/4 cup of water clean your face twice a day.
Report, fortnightly.
All d best.
19
years old
male
from
Kochi asked
DNHE, MD - Alternate Medicine, Bachelor of Ayurveda, Medicine and Surgery (BAMS)
Ayurveda, Rajkot
You should have good diet for your skin like green leafy vegetables.
Have smaller meal, easily digestible.
Iflammation shows there is a problem in skin layers which indicated impurify of blood in the body.
Avoid stress and anger, manage it.
Do not have milk and dairy products.
23
years old
male
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Bhopal asked
Take homeopathic medicine acid phos 1 m (5 drops in little water) one dose and revert after 2 weeks.
Apply jaborandi hair oil.
Drink 8-10 glasses of water daily. Eat healthy and balanced food like pulses, green leafy vegetables, fresh fruits and nuts etc. Add more vitamin rich food to your diet. Avoid stress and anger by meditation.
Cut down the use of hair spray, hair gel. Take sound/good sleep. Avoid too much exposure of your hair to sunlight/ hair styling tools, as they damage hair and cause split ends.
21
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male
from
Hyderabad asked
It is quite normal for some men to have bumps on the shaft of the penis and/or at the base of the penis head. However, it is important to keep in mind that various sexually transmitted diseases can cause changes to the appearance of your penis. That is why it is best to have them evaluated by a doctor to rule out any STD. A common type of STD that presents as small bumps and is sometimes mistaken for pimples is genital herpes. Herpes lesions can appear on the shaft of the penis as round blisters with clear fluid that sit on top of a red base. When the blisters break, they usually cause quite painful sores or have a burning sensation. Another common cause of pimple-like bumps on the penis is genital warts (HPV). They are transmitted sexually and usually painless but can be painful depending on the size and anatomic location. You can only be diagnosed after your doctor examines your bumps closely and gets a detailed history. After a physical examination, these STDs are typically confirmed with a swap test. If a STD has been ruled out, you probably don't need toworry about your pimple-like bumps. The most common tiny bumps circling the neck or middle area of the penis that can either be white, pink, or sometimes red are known as pearly penile papules. They may also be another harmless condition known as Fordyce's spots. These Fordyce's spots usually appear as numerous small pale or white bumps under the skin. Or, they may be just pimples, which do occur from time to time on the penis. Again, I advise speaking with a doctor. Only your doctor can distinguish the different types of penis bumps. Only then you can be diagnosed and treated.
18
years old
male
from
Kolkata asked
Dear lybrate user... to get rid
of such symptoms u need to keep a closed check on d things like food u eat, what u wear, what u r exposed to in a day etc. So in this regard u ll need to maintain a diary so that u ll come to know which substance u r allergic to. Secondly avoid night watching, fast food and junk food. There is a homoeopathic medicine which ll suit u, Urtica Urens200, 2 pills to b taken 4 times a day. Consult for any query.
24
years old
female
from
Mehsana asked
Hello , if you are not getting Homoeopathic medicines at your place then follow these home remedies:-
1. wash your face with besan and curd , mix a pinch of turmeric also.
2. Apply rose water to your face at night.
3. Apply cucumber juice+ lemon juice+ tomato juice on your face.
4.Apply Multani mitti pack on the face,wash it off after it dries.
5. Drink plenty of water.
23
years old
female
from
Hyderabad asked
1. Eat healthy – eat fruits, vegetables, and a high protein diet
2. Destress yourself.
3. Sleep for at least 6-8 hrs a day.
4. Have an oil massage at least twice a week with coconut oil or any oil of your choice. Condition your hair after shampooing .
5. Take tab adgain once daily after food for 15 days and revert.
47
years old
male
from
Faridabad asked
Hi.
Firstly, want to know the type, pattern and stage of hairloss you have? In male pattern hairloss of initial stages of 1-2, homoeopathic medicines can arrest the stage where it is already in. But in advanced stages of hairloss of 3, 4, 5 - one can have homoeopathic medicines (3 & 4 stage) along with hair transplant. Hair transplant is a procedure where one's own hair follicle from the back side of the scalp (donor area) is taken out from the root and is placed on his own required area (because of DNA reasons, we can't donate hair follicle to each other, not even to our own kids/ siblings/ parents). And in the whole lifetime, we can only take to around 12000 to 14000 follicles from the back (depending on the condition of the donor area) - it's one day procedure. Go to any renowned hospital, clinic or firm which deals only in hair (they may cost little more from you, but will give you a quality results ultimately. And they only allow plastic surgeon to perform this)! cost differs from one doctor to another (from Rs. 40-50 per follicle to Rs. 80-90 per follicle). No. Of follicles depends upon requirement of your scalp and capacity of your donor area (back side of the scalp which is never ever affected by dht) as well. For eg. For stage 1 - may be 2000-2500 follicles are needed, so you can calculate accordingly.
Yes, hair transplant done by an experienced Indian Surgeons is successful!
You can find plastic surgeons in Delhi/ NCR like in Advanced Hair Studio, Dr. A's clinic, Enhance and many more. But get it done from a good firm only.
25
years old
male
from
Pune asked
Get your complete blood count checked (type of blood test) as you may have low hemoglobin. Later you can start treatment for hairfall depending on report. Start having high protein diet like sprouts, egg white, paneer,tofu. For your pimples you will have to start anti acne medications and go for chemical peels.
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