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Why does DrSkin exist?
Your skin is a system. Its care shouldn’t be fragmented.
We look beyond the symptoms to understand the bigger picture of your skin.
Factors we study to arrive at your treatment
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Hormonal patterns
Hormonal shifts can increase oil production and make hair follicles more likely to clog.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Cycle-linked flares
Jawline breakouts
Recent hormonal changes
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Oil + clogged pores
Extra oil and dead skin can block pores and lead to breakouts.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Family history of acne
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Skincare / cosmetics
Some products or routines can clog or irritate acne-prone skin.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Products you currently use
Hair oil / makeup use
Recent product changes
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Stress + sleep
Stress and poor sleep can make breakouts worse.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Stress levels
Sleep hours
Late nights / irregular sleep
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Diet / metabolic factors
Some food and metabolic patterns may worsen acne in certain people.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Sugar / refined foods
Dairy / whey
Recent weight or metabolic changes
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Friction, sweat or picking
Sweat, rubbing and picking can irritate skin and worsen acne.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Sports / sweating
Helmet / mask use
Picking / squeezing
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Irritants + allergens
Soaps, fragrances, metals like nickel and some plants can irritate skin or set off an allergic rash.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Soaps, detergents, cleaners
Fragrance or nickel contact
Work or hobby exposures
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Dry skin / weak barrier
A weak skin barrier lets water escape and irritants in, leaving skin dry, itchy and inflamed.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Moisturiser routine
Long, hot showers
Dry, tight or flaky skin
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Weather + environment
Cold, dry air, heat, sweat and low humidity can trigger flares or make them worse.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Flares in winter or summer
Heating / air conditioning
Sweating and heat
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Stress + sleep
Stress can set off flares, and night-time itching disturbs sleep, which keeps the cycle going.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Stress levels
Itching at night
Sleep hours
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Allergies + family history
A personal or family history of eczema, asthma or hay fever makes dermatitis more likely.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Family history of eczema
Asthma or hay fever
Food or pollen allergies
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Fabrics, scratching + infection
Wool, tight clothes, scratching and skin infections can irritate skin and keep flares going.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Wool or synthetic fabrics
Scratching habits
Weeping or crusted patches
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Heat, sweat + humidity
Fungi grow in warm, damp skin and skin folds, so sweating and humid weather help the infection spread.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Sweating / exercise
Hot, humid weather
Staying in damp clothes
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Close contact + shared items
Fungal infection spreads through skin contact and shared towels, combs, clothes or bedding.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Family members with rashes
Shared towels or bedding
Gyms, pools, contact sports
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Pets + animals
Cats, dogs and farm animals can carry fungi that spread to your skin through touch.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Pets at home
Patchy hair loss on pets
Farm or animal contact
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Tight clothes + footwear
Tight, non-breathable clothes and closed shoes trap moisture and help fungi grow.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Tight jeans or synthetics
Closed shoes all day
Re-wearing unwashed clothes
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Steroid creams + stopping early
Steroid or mixed creams, and stopping antifungal treatment too soon, can hide the infection and make it worse.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Creams bought over the counter
Steroid or combination creams
Stopping treatment early
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Health + immunity
Diabetes, extra weight in skin folds or lowered immunity can make infection more likely to spread or return.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Diabetes or blood sugar
Skin folds and weight
Medicines that lower immunity
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Sun, heat + visible light
UV, visible light and heat can switch on pigment cells and darken existing spots or patches.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Daily sunscreen habits
Outdoor time / tanning
Patches darker in summer
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Hormonal patterns
Hormone changes can make pigment cells more active, a common trigger for melasma.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Pregnancy, now or past
Birth control / HRT
Thyroid or hormone issues
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Inflammation / skin injury
Acne, rashes, burns or picking can leave dark marks behind as the skin heals.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Past acne, eczema or rashes
Picking / scratching
Cuts, burns or insect bites
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Skincare / procedures
Irritating products, perfumes or some peels and lasers can inflame skin and trigger dark patches.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Products you currently use
Lightening / bleaching creams
Recent peels, laser or waxing
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Medications
Some medicines can change skin colour directly or make skin more sensitive to sunlight.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Medicines you take now
New medicines started
Supplements / herbal products
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POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTING FACTOR
Genetics / skin type
Family history and skin type can make pigment changes more likely and slower to fade.
Your dermatologist may ask about
Family history of patches
How easily you tan or burn
Marks that linger after spots
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