BB Laser stands for BroadBand Light and is a laser technology used for skin resurfacing and skin treatment. The BB Laser delivers intense light waves to your skin, targeting targeted cells and treating various skin conditions. BB Laser is used for spot treatment, acne treatment, skin rejuvenation, capillary treatment and treatment of other skin problems.

BB lazeri, ciltteki sorunlu alanlarda belirli dalga boylarındaki ışık dalgalarını hedef alarak cilt altındaki hücreleri hedefler. Bu işlem, lekelerin, kılcal damarların ve diğer cilt lezyonlarının rengini azaltır ve cildin yenilenmesine yardımcı olur.

BB Lazer tedavisi, herhangi bir ağrı veya rahatsızlık hissi vermemesi nedeniyle genellikle anestezik bir madde uygulanmadan gerçekleştirilir. Tedavi süresi, tedavinin yapılacak bölgenin büyüklüğüne ve tedavi edilecek soruna bağlı olarak değişebilir. BBL lazer tedavisi, genellikle birkaç seans halinde gerçekleştirilir ve sonuçlar çoğu zaman hemen farkedilebilir.

BB Laser treatment is performed by a dermatologist. Before the treatment, depending on your skin type and the problem to be treated, your doctor will recommend a suitable treatment plan.

As the skin loses its youthful glow with advancing age, signs of aging such as fine lines, wrinkles and loss of elasticity begin to appear. Recent clinical research has proven that stem cell therapy reduces wrinkles and improves skin quality.

7 Point lifting application is a special mesotherapy method applied to the suspensory ligaments of the skin at 7 points in order to lift the face upwards and provide lifting to the skin. It is applied in two or three sessions.

It is an application that increases the moisture and elasticity of the skin through the hyaluronic acid, vitamins and amino acids it contains, provides shine and intense moisture to the skin, reduces fine wrinkles and at the same time creates an anti-aging effect by stimulating the skin's own collagen. It is applied to the skin in the form of injection with fine needles.

For PRP treatment, a tube of blood is first taken from the patient, the blood is passed through a centrifuge device and the platelet-rich part is separated. The PRP serum obtained is injected under the skin with the help of fine needles. PRP serum can also be applied to the skin after fractional laser, gold needle radiofrequency and dermapen.

Warts on the soles of the feet usually occur in areas where there is contact with the ground. With the pressure caused by stepping, the outward cauliflower-like growth, which is typical of warts, does not occur on the soles of the feet and the thick sole skin grows underneath and hardens.

Treatment may include cryotherapy, electrocauterization, laser treatments, and medications.

Types of hair loss
• Telogen shedding
• Androgenetic alopecia (AGA)
• Alopecia areata
• Trichotillomania
• Congenital hair anomalies

The hairs that make up the hair go through certain phases in a certain life cycle.
85-90% of human scalp hair follicles are anagen, 13% are telogen and less than 1% are
catagen period. Increased hair loss in the telogen period is called telogen
is called hair loss. It is the most common type of hair loss in the society, especially in women.
Daily hair loss of up to 100 hairs is considered normal. Helping the diagnosis in these patients
a tensile test is performed. The tensile test is performed by pulling a certain lock of hair
with a tensile test. If more than 4 hairs break in the pulled hair, the pull test is positive
which means that there is a shedding problem. Telogen shedding for an average of 3-4 months
lasts. Hair loss lasting longer than 6 months is called 'chronic telogen hair loss'.

Filling applications, sagging and elasticity of the skin due to gravity over the years.
It is applied to treat loss of volume and volume loss in certain areas.
enzymes, amino acids and anti-aging vitamins including cross-linked hyaluronic acid
containing injection substances. Fillers applied to the facial area are only
laugh lines, not on the lip area, but on the forehead, side of the nose, over the nose, chin
It can also be applied to the edges, providing lifting to the skin and giving it a youthful appearance.
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It is acute or chronic

Urticaria and angioedema occur as clinical reflections of different mechanisms including the immune system and some inflammatory processes. Urticaria is classically divided into acute and chronic. Cases that last up to six weeks are called acute, and those that last more than 6 weeks are called chronic urticaria.

Skin symptoms of urticaria

They are red, edematous bumps that can be seen all over the body. Their sizes are very variable, they can be 1-2 mm or in the form of plaques covering large areas. They usually disappear within 24 hours without leaving a trace. It may manifest itself with swelling in areas where the skin is thin, such as the eyelids and genital area, or when it is deeply located, this is called angioedema. The bumps are usually itchy, and the itching increases at night.

What are the causes of urticaria?

The cause may not be found in 50% of cases. Medicines, foods, food additives, implants, contact and inhalant allergens may be responsible. The reaction develops within minutes. Acute urticaria due to medications is common and clinical findings usually appear within 36 hours after taking the medication. The most common drug group is antibiotics, especially penicillin, cephalosporin, tetracycline, and sulfonamides.

Bee stings, vaccines, blood products, shellfish, fish, milk, peanuts, potatoes, legumes, celery, parsley, carrots, spices, rice, bananas, apples and oranges are also considered triggers. Acute urticaria due to food is common and most of it goes unreported. In food allergies, the food itself may be responsible or added spices may contribute. Urticaria usually develops within minutes, but there are cases where urticarial lesions appear hours later as a result of slow absorption and metabolism of food. Rarely, there are foods that cause urticaria if exercise is exercised immediately after ingestion. Foods that cause urticaria with exercise are wheat, nuts and shellfish.

Urticaria may also develop for non-allergic reasons. Acetyl salicylic acid, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, radiocontrast agents, plasma expanders, local and systemic anesthetics should be investigated. Foods such as cheese, fish, meat, tomatoes, pineapple and avocado, which contain vasoactive amines such as histamine, or foods that release histamine, such as egg whites, cheese and strawberries, cause non-allergic urticaria.

Infections can also cause urticaria. It may develop following Epstein-Barr, Hepatitis B virus, and streptococcal upper respiratory tract infections.

chronic urticaria

Clinical conditions in which wheals persist for more than 6 weeks are called chronic urticaria. Physical urticaria accompanies 37% of the cases. Although the factor causing urticaria is rarely detected, triggering agents are investigated. Before autoimmunity was known to play a role, most cases were considered idiopathic. Stress is a trigger.

Types of chronic urticaria

• Dermographism (artificial urticaria): Formation of urticarial rashes as a result of trauma to the skin,
• Pressure urticaria: It is a deep swelling that is usually painful and occurs approximately 4-6 hours after pressure is applied to the skin. For example, painful swelling on the soles of the feet after walking for a long time,
• Cholinergic urticaria: Urticarial rash occurs after situations that increase body temperature, such as exercise, stress, hot shower,
• Cold urticaria: It occurs with contact with cold water or air,
• Solar urticaria: Urticaria that begins with sun contact,
• Contact urticaria: Urticarial rash that occurs minutes after some substances come into contact with the skin,
• Aquagenic urticaria: Urticaria that occurs after contact with water,

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Causes of chronic urticaria

• Foods and food additives: Food-related allergic reactions were detected only in 3.5%. Nutritional additives are responsible for 10% (most commonly tartrazine, azo dyes, sodium benzoate).
• Inhalant allergens: Meadow grass pollens, mold spores, animal dander, house dust mites, cigarette smoke, chemical allergens,
• Systemic diseases: Lupus erythematosus, Sjögren's syndrome, IgM macroglobulinemia, more rarely thyroid diseases, lymphoma,
• Menstrual cycle and pregnancy: Urticaria may flare up during the premenstrual period. If it occurs only during menstruation, progesterone or estrogen sensitivity is suspected.
• Implants: Metals placed in the femur, metal dental prostheses, dental amalgam,

Psychological reasons: More common in cases of depression and anxiety.

Treatment

In the treatment of urticaria, if the cause is determined, it is important to stay away from it. Drug groups called antihistamines are often used in drug treatment. The dose can be increased under the control of your physician according to need. If necessary, more advanced treatments, vaccines and biological agents can be used in treatment.