Dra. Lorea Bagazgoitia

Maybe you’ve seen a little brown bump on your legs or arms, reminiscent of a scar, ingrown hair or mole. Sound familiar? These lesions are called dermatofibroma, and I will …

The word scabies sounds obsolete, a disease from another era. Calling it scabies sounds more elegant, but in the end it’s the same thing. The point is that, although it …

It is rare for new moles to appear after the age of 30-40 years. I have already spoken several times about melanocytic nevi (technical name of “moles”) and as you …

I don’t think a day goes by that I don’t see someone concerned about this issue. If you are reading this article, you probably have the same problem. There are …

As I mentioned in another post about atopic dermatitis and its treatment, one of the mainstays of treatment is corticosteroid creams, emulsions or ointments. In people with this disease, the …

Have you ever had a red, strawberry-colored, fast-growing bump that bleeds at the slightest touch? These bleeding warts are called pyogenic granulomas… Today I will talk about them on the …

Melasma are brownish, shadowy patches that typically appear on the face of women. They are usually associated with the use of contraceptives or previous pregnancy, but we also see them …

Today’s post describes the possible causes of the appearance of spots on the nails. These very often have a linear shape and are caused by what we technically call “longitudinal …

Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to take a magic pill that would stop time and slow down wrinkles and spots? What do we know about anti-ageing products? We …

Moles are usually brown, a uniform color. But has it ever happened to you that the skin around one of them turns white, even making the mole disappear? In this …