Samak Latif Aesthetic Clinic

20/09/2025

Skin tag removal

14/09/2025

Eczema is a skin condition that causes dry and itchy patches of skin. It’s a common condition that isn’t contagious. Symptoms of eczema can flare up if you contact an irritant or an allergen. There are treatments available to help you manage symptoms.
Eczema is a condition that causes your skin to become dry, itchy and bumpy. This condition weakens your skin’s barrier function, which is responsible for helping your skin retain moisture and protecting your body from outside elements.

Eczema can affect anyone at any age. Symptoms usually appear during childhood and last into adulthood. You might be more at risk of having eczema if you have a family history or a diagnosis of:
- Dermatitis
- Allergies
- Hay fever
- Asthma

Eczema is common and affects more than 31 million Americans. Infants are prone to eczema, and 10% to 20% will have it. However, nearly half of all infants diagnosed with eczema outgrow the condition or have significant improvement as they get older.

The first signs of eczema are itchiness, dry skin and a rash. These signs indicate that you came into contact with a trigger in your environment that caused your symptoms to start or flare up. Identifying environmental triggers and avoiding them can reduce your risk of an eczema flare-up in your future.

Symptoms of eczema include:
- Dry skin.
- Itchy skin.
- Skin rash.
- Bumps on your skin.
- Thick, leathery patches of skin.
- Flaky, scaly or crusty skin.
- Swelling.

10/09/2025

18/08/2025

Tinea is a common skin or nail infection. It is caused by a fungus. The tinea fungus grows well in warm, moist places. The parts of the body that are warm and moist include the feet, the groin, and the scalp. These are ideal places for tinea to grow. Other places are under the breasts and sometimes your toes and fingernails.

The types of tinea include:
• nail infection (onychomycosis) — fungus infection on your toes or fingernails
• athlete's foot (tinea pedis) — fungus infection of the skin on your feet
• ringworm of the scalp (tinea capitis) — a fungus infection on your head
• ringworm of the body (tinea corporis) — a fungus infection on some part of your body
• jock itch (tinea cruris) — a rash in the moist, warm areas of your groin

Good personal hygiene can help prevent you from getting a tinea infection. Keeping your body clean will also stop the infection from spreading to other areas.

ڏڊھ هڪ عام چمڙي يا ننھن جو انفيڪشن آهي. اهو هڪ فنگس جي ڪري ٿئي ٿو. ڏڊھ گرمي ۽ نمي وارن هنڌن تي وڌندي آهي. جسم جا اهي حصا جيڪي گرم ۽ نم هوندا آهن انهن ۾ پير، ڳچيءَ ۽ مٿو شامل آهن. اهي ڏڊھ جي وڌڻ لاءِ مثالي جڳهون آهن، ٻيون جڳهيون سيني جي هيٺان ۽ ڪڏهن ڪڏهن پير ۽ ننھن.

ڏڊھ جا قسم:
• نيل انفيڪشن (آنڪومائڪوسس) - پيرن جي آڱرين يا ننھن تي ٿيندو آھي
• ايٿليٽ پير (ٽينيا پيڊيس) - پيرن جي چمڙي تي ٿيندو آھي
• مٿي جي چمڙي جو ڏڊھ (ٽينيا ڪيپائٽس) - مٿي تي ٿيندو آھي
• جسم جو ڏڊھ (ٽينيا ڪارپوريس) - جسم جي ڪنهن حصي تي ٿي سگهي ٿو
• جاڪ خارش (ٽينيا ڪروريس) - نمي واري جڳھن تي ٿيندو آھي

سٺي ذاتي صفائي توهان کي ڏڊھ ٿيڻ کان روڪي سگهي ٿي. جسم کي صاف رکڻ سان ڏڊھ کي ٻين جڳھن تي پکڙجڻ کان روڪي سگهجي ٿو.

18/08/2025

Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that attacks your body’s hair follicles, causing patchy hair loss. It most commonly affects the hair on the skin that covers your head (scalp). “Alopecia” is a medical term for hair loss or baldness, and “areata” means that it occurs in small, random areas. The patches are usually small and round — about the size of a quarter — but the shape and amount of hair you lose may be bigger or smaller. Overview
Overview
Long-haired person with round bald patches from alopecia areata.
A person with round bald patches from alopecia areata.
What is alopecia areata?
Alopecia areata is an autoimmune disease that causes patchy hair loss anywhere on your body, but it most commonly affects the hair on the skin that covers your head (scalp). “Alopecia” is a medical term for hair loss or baldness, and “areata” means that it occurs in small, random areas.
There are many different classifications of alopecia areata. The classifications depend on the amount of hair you’ve lost and where you’ve lost it on your body.

• Alopecia areata totalis: You’ve lost all your hair on your scalp.
• Alopecia areata universalis: You’ve lost all your hair on your scalp and all your body hair.
• Diffuse alopecia areata: Your hair is thinning rather than falling out in patches.
• Ophiasis alopecia areata: You’ve lost a band of hair on the bottom back sides of your scalp (occipitotemporal scalp).

ايلوپيشيا ايرياٽا (چريو وار) هڪ خود ڪار بيماري آهي جيڪا توهان جي جسم تي ڪٿي به وار ڇڻڻ جو سبب بڻجندي آهي، پر اها عام طور تي چمڙي تي وارن کي متاثر ڪري ٿي، جيڪي توهان جي مٿي (سر جي چمڙي) کي ڍڪيندا آهن.
"ايلوپيشيا" وارن جي ڇڻڻ يا گنجي ٿيڻ لاءِ هڪ طبي اصطلاح آهي، ۽ "ايرياٽا" جو مطلب آهي ته اهو ننڍن، بي ترتيب علائقن ۾ ٿئي ٿو.
ايلوپيشيا ايرياٽا جون ڪيترا ئي مختلف قسم آهن.

• الوپيشيا ايرياٽا ٽوٽليس: مٿي جي چمڙي تي سڀئي وار ڇڻي وڃن ٿا.
• الوپيشيا ايرياٽا يونيورسلس: مٿي جي چمڙي جا سڀئي وار ۽ جسم جا سڀئي وار ڇڻي وڃن ٿا.
• ڊفيوز الوپيشيا ايرياٽا: وار سنھڙا ۽ ڪمزور ٿي وڃن ٿا.
• اوفياسس الوپيشيا ايرياٽا: مٿي جي چمڙي جي هيٺئين پوئين پاسي وارن جي هڪ پٽي وڃائجي وڃي ٿي. (اوڪيپيٽوٽيمپورل اسڪيلپ).

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12/08/2025

Keloid

A keloid scar is a thick raised scar. It can occur wherever you have a skin injury but usually forms on earlobes, shoulders, cheeks or the chest. It isn't harmful to your physical health, but it can cause emotional distress. Keloids aren't contagious or cancerous. A keloid is different from a hypertrophic scar. A hypertrophic scar stays within the bounds of the original wound and can fade over time without treatment. Keloids located on a joint might develop hard, tight tissue that restricts movement. Prevention or early treatment is key. A keloid scar may form within months to years of the inciting injury. The signs and symptoms might include:
• Thick, irregular scarring, typically on the earlobes, shoulders, cheeks or middle chest
• Shiny, hairless, lumpy, raised skin
• Varied size, depending on the size of the original injury and when the keloid stops growing
• Varied texture, from soft to firm and rubbery
• Reddish, brown or purplish, depending on your skin color
• Itch
• Discomfort
Early treatment can help minimize growth of a keloid.

Risk Factors:
• Having brown or Black skin
• Having a personal or family history of keloids
• Being under 30

Cause:
It usually occurs due to dysfunction of the wound-healing process. Collagen — a protein found throughout the body — is useful to wound healing, but when the body produces too much, keloids can form.
Keloid growth might be triggered by any sort of skin injury — an insect bite, acne, an injection, body piercing, burns, hair removal, and even minor scratches and bumps.
Sometimes keloids form for no obvious reason.

Prevention:
• Practice good wound care
• Protect your skin from injury

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06/08/2025

Samak Latif Aesthetic Clinic's 5th birth-versary 🥳
Thank you Wajahat Khan Wajahat Khan bhai 🙏😇 for remembering the day.