Dermatology
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Dermatologists Warn Against Social Media Skincare Trends for Young Girls
Dermatologists warn that social media beauty trends are leading young girls to use inappropriate skincare products and sheet masks containing harsh active ingredients, risking skin damage.

Viral Bubble-Blowing Trend Sparks Health Warnings From Israeli Doctors
A new viral soap-blowing social media trend in Israel is raising health alarms. Pediatricians and dermatologists warn that dishwashing chemicals can cause chemical burns and severe poisoning.

Post-Holiday Skin Care: How to Safely Treat Summer Pigmentation
Post-holiday skin often shows sun damage and pigmentation. Dermatologists warn against aggressive treatments, advising a professional diagnosis and gentle seasonal care.
Face Basting Trend: Does Diaper Rash Cream Actually Work for Skin?
The viral TikTok trend 'Face Basting' involves applying diaper rash cream to the face for glowing skin. Dermatologists warn against full-face use, citing risks of clogged pores.

"Dozens of cases": The skin phenomenon alarming parents
Three siblings returned from a vacation in Greece with white spots on their faces. Their mother suspected a fungal infection, but a dermatologist explained that it is a common, non-contagious skin condition that often causes unnecessary panic among parents. The doctor noted: "We are seeing dozens of such cases."
Did you get a pimple? These are the four mistakes that will only make it worse
Squeezing, using toothpaste, constant touching, or ignoring recurring pimples — attempts to make a pimple disappear quickly can actually worsen the inflammation, prolong healing time, and leave marks. These are the mistakes dermatologists recommend avoiding, and what to do instead.
Groomed, training and getting infected: more young people are dealing with nail fungus
Nail fungus is no longer the domain of the elderly alone; young people who spend time in the gym, at the pool, and in beauty salons may be more exposed. Why this happens, what the risk factors are, and how to reduce the risk – without giving up your grooming and training routine.
Have you been sunburned again and again? The risk of skin cancer could jump by 69%
A review of 17 studies involving more than 321,000 people found that severe sunburns can significantly increase the risk of skin cancer. The risk was particularly high in those who suffered from severe burns in childhood.

4 ointments and 5 types of antibiotics did not help: he got a tattoo - and has been suffering from itchy pimples ever since
Four ointments, five types of antibiotics, and other treatments failed to bring relief to the skin condition, and Nadav is already close to despair. Following the case, we turned to a skin specialist, and he explains what might cause such an unusual reaction. "A skin biopsy is the most important test in such cases, because it allows distinguishing between an allergic reaction, a bacterial...
Not just the sun: Daily habits that are aging your skin
Stress, lack of sleep, an unbalanced diet, and environmental pollution can make your skin look older, accelerating wrinkles and loss of elasticity. Adopting better daily habits can help maintain a healthier, fresher appearance.