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Hair Transplant Pakistan Hair Transplant Surgery in Cosmetique Pakistan

By Azim j Khan April 11, 2013 - 12:12am

Our goal is to be the Gold Standard of skin care and cosmetic surgery in South Asia. I personally see every new patient who visits our clinic. I am Board Certified by the American Board of Dermatology, American Board of Internal Medicine and American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. These are exceptionally difficult degrees and fellowships to earn. These credentials attest & ensure that you, the patient, is in the best qualified hands. I returned to Pakistan after spending more than 15 years in training, teaching and practicing the art and science of Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery at some of the finest institutions in the United States. My passion was to provide the same highest quality of services in Pakistan that we were used to provide in America. And, Alhamdulillah, we have been able to achieve that goal. The love and respect given to us by our ordinary patients as well as the Crème de la Crème of politics, sports, media, education & business of Pakistan and abroad, is very near and dear to our hearts at Cosmetique®. Most importantly, many highly acclaimed and top-notch doctors trust their and their family’s skincare and appearance enhancement with us. Being doctor’s doctor is not easy but is self rewarding. Rest assured that the trust and faith that you put in us will always be protected with our utmost efforts to provide you with the skin care and cosmetic surgery at par with the most advanced centers in the world. Please take a moment to explore our website. Our philosophy is simple…Doctor’s Qualifications Count and Quality Matters. After all, at Cosmetique®, our goal is to make you look good and feel confident with a beautiful YOU.” .....
A few words about hair transplant in Pakistan
Hair transplant in Pakistan have now become the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure for men. Many options to get the affordable hair transplant in Pakistan are available. From a totally non qualified wig-specialist to a barely qualified doctor to a very highly skilled cosmetic surgeon who specializes in hair transplant Pakistan there are many options to choose from. In Pakistan Hair transplant surgery is not strictly regulated by the government agencies, and can be performed by any non-qualified or a less qualified doctor as well, and thus the patients are advised to thoroughly check the credentials of the hair loss treatment specialist you are going choose as the hair transplant surgeon in Pakistan. The cost of hair transplant in Pakistan is considerably low as compared to any western country. Hair transplant is a small surgery in which hair is taken out from a patient's own back of the scalp (skin of the head) and planted on the front balding part of the head or on any part of the body where hair is needed. They are ones own natural hair and they grow for the rest of ones life as ones other normal hair. The transplanted hair requires cutting just like ones other normal hair.

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Skin diseases A to Z (Information about skin diseases) COMMON SKIN DISEASES ACNE (PIMPLES / ZITS): This is a very common skin disease in adolescence, young girls and boys and even in adults. It is a common mistake to think that it is normal to have acne at puberty and no treatment should be done. In fact, this is a skin disease and wonderful treatments are available that can get rid of the old acne and prevent the new ones from forming. If treated appropriately pimples should leave no mark on the face. When not treated in time they can leave ugly and permanent marks. The treatment usually consists of some medicine to apply on the face couple of times a day and sometimes oral medications may be needed. It is a common mistake to apply steroid creams like “Dermovate” for pimples which, in fact, can worsen the pimples and damage the skin. Acne in most cases is neither caused by any food nor is the lack of water responsible for it. But in general, eating healthy food, avoiding fast food and drinking enough water is good for the body anyway. . Many commercial creams and lotions, to treat acne and make the skin fair, contain steroids that can permanently damage the skin and should not be used without the doctor’s advice. You should consult a qualified skin specialist for the treatment. With the latest treatments available, there is no reason to be walking around with pimples. To learn more about acne Click Here DANDRUFF (SEBORRHEIC DERMATITIS): Dandruff is a skin disease caused by mold / fungus and the overproduction of the body oil by the skin oil glands. Simply dry skin does not cause dandruff, so not washing the head is not the solution. Similarly putting the oil in the hair may mask the condition temporarily but is not the cure. Regular showers and the use of a good antidandruff shampoo may be your first step towards the treatment. If not improved a skin specialist can be consulted. With proper treatment this condition can be treated effectively. WARTS: These small growths are caused by a germ (virus) and can be transmitted from one person to another. Also, scratching a wart and then putting the same finger on another part of the body can transfer the disease to that body part as well. These warts can be easily treated by burning with extreme heat or cold using special devices in your skin specialist’s clinic. Self medication by burning them with acids or picking at them can leave unsightly marks and even spread the disease. HEAD LICE: Head lice can cause severe itching in the head and is an extremely common problem in school going children. If commonly available remedies like combing hair with a very fine comb after shampooing with anti-lice shampoo do not work, a dermatologist may be consulted. SLIGHTLY WHITE SPOTS ON THE FACE (PITYRIASIS ALBA): These light colored spots are NOT caused by Calcium deficiency. It is a form of eczema and can be easily treated by your skin specialist. Avoiding the sun following the treatment may help lighten the surrounding skin thereby making the spots less visible during the recovery period. It usually takes a few months to regain the color in these spots after the treatment. VITILIGO (LEUKODERMA): These markedly white spots are not caused by drinking milk with fish. Sour food or Vitamin-C does not cause leukoderma. These are the common myths spread by non qualified medical practitioners. In fact every human being has an immune system (body defense system) to fight off infections caused by germs. Sometimes this defense system starts working against the cells which produce the skin color. These cells are called melanocytes (pronounced as MAY-LANO-SITE). In the beginning of the disease, the defense system just paralyzes the melanocytes and they stop making the color. At this stage they can be salvaged with the proper treatment. If not treated early, the defense system can permanently damage these cells, making the treatment difficult. The treatment usually consists of medicated creams, treatment with ultraviolet light in your dermatologist’s clinic, and sometimes oral medications with ultraviolet light. If no improvement occurs, a latest treatment called ‘Melanocyte Transplant’ is now available in Pakistan. In this treatment the color producing cells are transferred from the normal skin to the white spots, where they start producing the skin color. UNEVEN TONE & DARK SKIN: This can be easily prevented by avoiding harsh sun and staying in the shade. Different sun blocks with Sun Protection Factor (SPF) of 35 or more and UVA + UVB protection, along with physical protection with clothing, hats and umbrellas can prevent uneven skin tone. Remember, the intense and prolonged sun exposure can darken the skin and make the skin older looking sooner. Normal exposure to the sun is necessary for Vitamin-D production in the body. So try to avoid the direct sun between 10 am and 4 pm when the harmful rays of the sun are at their peak. http://www.cosmetique.com.pk/