Mole or skin cancer

What is often called a “mole” or “birthmark” in colloquial language is called “pigment nevus” in technical language. Sometimes one also finds the terms “melanocyte nevus” or melanocytic nevus. These are benign skin growths that have dark pigmentation due to their melanocyte content (skin pigment cells) and appear light to dark brown. More precisely, what … Mole or skin cancer

Therapy | Mole or skin cancer

Therapy Malignant melanomas are surgically removed. No biopsy (tissue removal) of the primary tumor is performed in order to prevent degenerated cells from spreading into the blood or lymphatic system. It is important that the malignant tissue is removed over a large area. This involves removing the tissue under the tumor up to the muscle … Therapy | Mole or skin cancer

Prophylaxis | Mole or skin cancer

Prophylaxis People with very light skin and many “liver spots” should take special care to protect their skin from damaging influences. But in general: do not stay in the sun for too long and without protection! Accordingly, very light skin types should use sun protection products with a high sun protection factor and freshen up … Prophylaxis | Mole or skin cancer

Bleach skin

General and history Throughout history, pale, light-colored skin was considered a sign of prosperity. This is probably where the expression “to have a distinguished paleness” comes from. Powders and creams with light pigments were applied to help. Such pigments included lead white, which is extremely toxic. Avoiding the sun (under umbrellas) was also common. Such … Bleach skin

Cryopeeling | Bleach skin

Cryopeeling Cryo peeling is a cosmetic procedure that is used to treat age pigmentation, moles, scars and age warts, among other things. The skin is treated with cold probes. It is a very old procedure, but it is still used. It is used for small area treatment and not for large area skin whitening. The … Cryopeeling | Bleach skin

Other skin lightening cosmetics | Bleach skin

Other skin lightening cosmetics A large number of the suppliers of cosmetic products also offer skin-lightening creams and soaps. These are not subject to prescription. They contain herbal ingredients and are freely available. However, illegal products which contain hydroquinone, for example, must be distinguished from these. Hydroquinone must be prescribed by doctors. Until some time … Other skin lightening cosmetics | Bleach skin