Skin is made up of billions of living cells. These cells are actually breathing, eating, and moving. They are the basic foundation of the several layers of tissue that construct the thick layer of skin that holds your body together.

* Grind: basil, one tablespoon of olive oil, two garlic cloves, salt and paper. Smear on the infected area. * Mix 1/2 a tablespoon of turmeric and half a cup of water and drink. * Eat pesto sauce: Grind basil leaves, add olive oil, garlic and some salt and pepper. * Soak your feet in vinegar and hot water (1:4) for 20 minuets, twice a day. * Home remedy for eczema: dab some witch hazel with a cotton ball on the infected areaseveral times a day. * Fill up a warm tub and add walnuts leaves in. sit in the tub for a while. Do not add anything else. * Mix half a teaspoon of turmeric to half a glass of water and drink. * Squeeze basil leaves and apply on the infected area. * Herbal remedy for eczema: grind garlic and add the same amount of honey. Smear on the infected area, bandage and wrap with nylon before bed time. In the morning take off the bandage and clean with alcohol. Do not apply water on. Repeat and put a clean bandage.

Dermatologist in western NY that accepts medicaid?

Neurosurgeon --or some orthopedic surgeons... Specifically if you actually need surgery... otherwise a neurologist or pain specialist...

Treatments for pinched nerves include medications, exercise, physical therapy, chiropractic, injections, and surgery. There are a wide variety of professionals who can perform these treatments.

well for a shiti mole u can just fucing cut it off by your self with a kitchen knife :p works like a charm but blood does not come out because of the mole , the mole is not like skin there is no blood in it and no feelings in it so u wont feel anything

just fucing kidding dont do that

Onycholysis is when the nail separates from the pink part nail bed. There are several ways that this can be treated but first you will need to know what is causing it. If it is a fungal infection you will need to be treated with medication. If you think that you have onycholysis you should seek medical attention.

No they do not. You may go to a dermatoligist anytime without a referral. As a dermatologist, I see people many a time without referral, and all dermatologists can bulk bill payment, and send them to medicare.

Being a dermatologist maybe its starting salary would be $325 to $225,000.because of the many fields the dermatologist can do like Pediatric Dermatologists,Dermatologic Surgeons,Medical Doctors,Doctors of Osteophaty.

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There are many advantages to this:

· Excellent pay ($224,630 -$418,789)

· Really flexible hours.

· You will always be needed by the public because acne, diseases and etc do not stop growing.

· While you are raising a great amount of money, you are also serving the community and etc.

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The average salary for a dermatologist in Australia is $50,000 to $200,000 Australian dollars. The average salary for a dermatologist in the US is $249,070 per year.

Arnica Ointment is a topical preparation for the treatment of bruises and muscle soreness due to falls, blows and strains. The ointment is also known to treat sore muscles after overexertion and to shorten the duration of bruises. Arnica Montana (the flower from which Arnica Ointment is made) is a homeopathic cure for easing the symptoms of bruising and muscle soreness. Arnica Ointment is reported effect for muscle soreness, rheumatic pains and stiffness, sprains, bites, stings, sore cuticles and chapping, but shouldn't be used on broken skin.

Blue Cross Blue Shield insurance covers some dermatologists. The best ways to discover whether Blue CrossBlue Shield is accepted by your dermatologist is to call up the doctor's office or to check out Blue CrossBlue Shield's online list of accepted dermatologists.

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There are many homemade recipes:

*mix rose water with 1 tbsp of powdered camphor and store it in air tight container in the refrigerator.

*Or 2 tbsp of fullers earth, 5 ground cloves, a pinch of camphor and rose water. Wash off with ice cold water.

*Take the cream from fresh milk, add few drops of lemon and apply on the face to remove pimples and acne.

*Grind dried orange peels in water and apply the paste on the face. This removes pigmentation marks and pimple.

*Take equal quantities of alum and black pepper and apply on pimples and acne.

*Apply cucumber juice on face to remove pigmentation marks and pimples.

---People suffering with pimples and pigmentation marks should maintain a clean stomach. They should improve their digestive strength and keep the intestines clean. They should walk in open and fresh air and consume a proper diet - at least 12 glasses of water each day and lots of green vegetables.

The biggest mistake would be to touch or prick them. Also dont use soap on your face. Use medicated face wash like johnson & johnson's clean and clear.

I was recently (in February 2009) looking for a dermatologist in the Acadiana area that accepted Medicaid. While calling around to several dermatology offices, I was referred to the LSU Surgical Clinic on Perkins Rd in Baton Rouge. They are a division of Earl K Long Hospital. The number is 1-225-768-5700. I just called and verified that they took Medicaid, then was able to set the appointment. I did have to wait a month for an appointment, and I drove 1 1/2 hours, but the staff was very friendly. NOTE: Medicaid does not pay for prescriptions that are for "cosmetic" benefits, so your medications may not be covered. Hope that helps!

Pigmentation of the skin can be treated by various methods including home remedies such as aloe Vera and rosehip oil. Other ways to treat pigmentation are with prescription topicals that contain ingredients such as kojic acid, hydroquinone, azelaic acid and mandelic acid.

my guess is you are either not blow drying, brushing, or even washing your hair. try puting it up...AND WASHING IT. it can also be caused by stress relations. if you don't think that's right ask your doctor, you also probobly have dan-druff.

There are about 455,000 US physicians (which I presume is a dermatologist according to the webpage) and 52% are men and 48% are women.

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