Dermatology is a discipline of medical science that deals with the dermal, skin diseases and associated treatment regime. Clinical practises in relation to dermatology embrace several sub disciplines including dermatitis, cosmetic dermatology, dermatopathology, immunodermatology, pediatric dermatology, cutaneous lymphoma, lesions, melanoma, blisters etc. The increase environmental concerns, radiations are directly or indirectly impacting the different layers of skin. Owing to the importance of each sub discipline the Journal of Clinical & Experimental Dermatology Research renders a common platform for the discussion of various important issues which may be helpful for the Dermatologists, clinicians, medical practitioners, patients, researchers, faculty members and students.

7 Skincare Tips

1. Don't forget about your neck: Even in your 20s, you should be focusing on bringing your skincare regimen down to your neck.
2. Increase circulation: An increase in circulation will help the blood flow to your largest organ. Regular exercise will help with blood flow.
3. Invest in Moisturizer: Take advantage of a good moisturizer. Moisturizing daily is essential to maintaining healthy skin, and it may be worth investing in something more expensive.
4. Remove Makeup: Make sure you’re removing your makeup nightly if you wear it! By letting your skin breathe and ensuring you have a makeup-free face at night, you can reduce signs of aging and wrinkles.
5. Eat Healthy: It’s a given that diet and health go hand-in-hand, but the same goes for your skin. Eating foods that are high in sugars and fats lead to more acne or other skin problems.
6. Get a Full-body Exam: Most people should have their first full-body skin exam by 30 years old. Full-body exams are an excellent way to monitor your skin throughout the years. Your primary care doctor is a great place to start with your dermatology questions and can monitor your moles to see if there are worrisome changes.
7. Use Sunscreen: Always use sunscreen if you’re going to be spending the day outdoors. Even under cloudy skies, ultraviolet rays are harmful to your skin.

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Journal of Clinical & Experimental Dermatology Research
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