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Rashes Treatment

Targeted Relief for Skin Rashes

There can be many reasons for a rash. We offer diagnostic and treatment specific modalities to identify underlying causes and deliver effective management, ensuring relief and improved skin health.

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What are Rashes?

Rashes are areas of irritated or swollen skin, often characterized by redness, itching, and inflammation. They can result from allergic reactions, infections, environmental triggers, or irritants, autoimmune causes or drug reactions. Rashes vary in appearance and severity and may include bumps, blisters, or scaling. Treatment depends on the cause and may involve topical creams or medications.

Our Approach to Treating Rashes

Stage 1
Comprehensive Evaluation

We conduct a thorough examination to determine the rash’s underlying cause, This involves reviewing medical history, symptoms, and potential triggers to create an accurate diagnosis.

Stage 2
Customized Treatment Plan

Based on the evaluation, we develop a personalized treatment plan that may include topical creams, oral medications, or lifestyle adjustments. Our goal is to alleviate symptoms, reduce inflammation, and address the root cause of the rash.

Stage 3 onwards (if required)
Ongoing Monitoring and Support

We provide regular follow-ups to monitor treatment progress and make necessary adjustments. Continuous education and support empower patients to manage triggers and maintain healthy skin, preventing future rashes and ensuring long-term relief.

Benefits of Treating Rashes

Symptom Relief

Reduces itching, redness, and inflammation.

Enhanced Skin Health

Promotes healing and prevents future rashes.

Improved Quality of Life

Alleviates discomfort and improves daily functioning.

Recognizing the Signs of Rashes

Recognizing the signs of rashes is essential for effective management and relief. Early intervention and proper identification of triggers can help reduce symptoms and prevent complications, improving overall skin health.

Red, inflamed patches of skin, often itchy or painful
Varying shapes, sizes, and textures, sometimes with blisters or scaling
Rashes may appear suddenly or develop over time
Possible swelling, warmth, or tenderness in the affected areas

What types of skin cancer can be treated with Mohs Micrographic Surgery?

Mohs Micrographic Surgery is primarily used for basal cell carcinoma and squamous cell carcinoma. It is also effective for other skin cancers in areas where preserving healthy tissue is crucial, such as the face.
How long does the Mohs Micrographic Surgery procedure take?

The procedure can take several hours, as each layer of tissue is removed and analyzed on-site until clear margins are achieved. The exact duration depends on the cancer's size, location, and depth.
What should I expect during the recovery period?

Recovery is usually quick, but it can vary based on the cancer's size and location. Patients may experience some discomfort, swelling, or bruising. Following your surgeon's post-operative care instructions is essential for optimal healing.
Are there any risks or complications associated with Mohs Micrographic Surgery?

As with any surgery, there are potential risks, such as bleeding, infection, scarring and recurrence. Your Mohs Micrographic surgeon will discuss these with you.
How should I prepare for Mohs Micrographic Surgery

Patients should discuss any medications they are taking with their surgeon and follow specific pre-operative instructions provided. It is recommended to arrange transportation home after the procedure due to potential temporary discomfort or numbness.
What are the benefits of Mohs Micrographic Surgery compared to other skin cancer treatments?

Mohs Micrographic Surgery offers a high cure rate and minimizes the removal of healthy tissue, which leads to better cosmetic outcomes. It is ideal for cancers with a high risk of recurrence or those located in cosmetically sensitive areas.