Warts occur in both sexes. Of the 100 types of HPV, only 30-40 are sexually transmitted and cause genital infections. HPV is the same virus that causes warts (strains 2 and 4). Some types of HPV pro...

They are due to the papilloma virus. These are pedicled lesions with a diameter of 1 - 3 mm and a height of up to 5 mm. They are found more often in the neck, armpits, chest, femoral area, ​​ fac...

They are usually found on the skin of the upper or lower eyelid towards the nose. They appear as yellowish-white lipid plaques, however, blood lipids may be elevated or normal. They are more common ...

A skin cyst, cutaneous or epidermal cyst is a benign tumor of the skin. It occurs most often on the face, ears, neck, neck, torso, and genitals. They grow slowly, they are painless, but many patient...

Lipomas are benign tumors that consist of fatty tissue. It is the most common form of soft tissue tumor. Lipomas are usually mobile, soft to the touch and painless. Most lipomas can grow up to eigh...

Focal hyperhidrosis is defined as the excessive secretion of sweat by the secretory sweat glands. It mainly affects the armpits, palms, soles, and face and is due to a disorder of the sympathetic nerv...

Sclerotherapy is a popular method for the disappearance of varicose veins and superficial Telangiectasia. This method injects a substance called "hardener" into the veins. These are small, dilated v...

It is a method that cools benign precancerous and malignant skin lesions (warts, radicular hyperkeratosis, basal cell carcinoma, squamous cell carcinoma of the skin, etc.) through a device that sprays...

It is the cauterization of benign skin lesions such as warts, papillae, seborrheic hyperkeratosis, sebaceous hyperplasia always under topical anesthesia. ...

The second most common skin cancer This form of cancer is found in the squamous cells that make up most of the surface layer of the skin (the epidermis). Squamous cell carcinomas can occur in any ar...