Does Shaving Cause Dermatofibromas?
Does shaving cause dermatofibromas? Not directly, but shaving nicks can trigger these harmless bumps in some people. Causes and what to do.
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Does shaving cause dermatofibromas? Not directly, but shaving nicks can trigger these harmless bumps in some people. Causes and what to do.
11 min read
Can you have xanthelasma with normal cholesterol? Yes, around half of patients do. Why the plaques form with normal lipids and what to do next.
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Why one boob is bigger than the other, when uneven breasts even out, what needs a GP check, and how breast asymmetry correction works. Evidence from 8 studies.
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Can a seborrhoeic keratosis turn into melanoma? No, but melanoma can mimic one. How to tell them apart and when to get a lesion checked.
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What causes a cleft chin and how to get rid of one — anti-wrinkle injections, fillers, fat grafting and genioplasty compared, plus how a chin dimple is…
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Why is one buttock bigger than the other? Causes of uneven buttocks and glute imbalance, exercises that help, and when filler or surgery can even them out.
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Itchy skin and rashes after weight loss are usually intertrigo in loose skin folds. How to treat it, which creams help, and when skin removal surgery helps.
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Monolid eyes — single eyelids without a crease — are a normal, common eye shape. Centre for Surgery London explains the difference from double eyelids…
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Ballerina boobs — the small, natural breast trend. Implant sizes for the look (150–275cc), fat transfer vs implants, placement, and costs in London.
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The philtrum is the groove between nose and upper lip. What counts as a long philtrum, how to measure it, why it lengthens with age and how to shorten it.
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NHS or private FTM top surgery? How each route works, realistic NHS waiting times in 2026, what private surgery involves, and how the two pathways can work…
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Lip asymmetry has several distinct causes — and the right treatment depends entirely on identifying the correct one. Centre for Surgery London explains the…
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Do lipomas go away on their own? No. A fibrous capsule keeps them apart from normal fat. Why they persist and when removal makes sense.
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Tummy tuck regret is uncommon — and almost always avoidable. Centre for Surgery London explains the real causes of patient dissatisfaction, how to protect…
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Platysmal bands (neck bands): what causes the vertical cords, why exercises make them worse, and when the Nefertiti lift or platysmaplasty is the right fix.
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The Trifecta Lift and standard blepharoplasty both rejuvenate the eye area — but they work in fundamentally different ways. Centre for Surgery London explains…
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Is cosmetic surgery safe? The real risk profile, what affects your personal risk, and the steps you can take to protect yourself.
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How to choose the right cosmetic surgery clinic: what to check, the red flags to watch for, and how to compare providers with confidence.
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Do waist trainers work? They slim your shape only while worn. The evidence on waist training, the side effects, and what actually makes a waist smaller.
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Unhappy with your cosmetic surgery results? How to tell normal healing from a real problem, what to do next and when revision helps.
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TIVA explained: how total intravenous anaesthesia works, the evidence on nausea and recovery, and when it's used for cosmetic surgery.
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Fotona 4D vs traditional laser resurfacing: how each one works, downtime, results, safety for darker skin, and which suits your concerns.
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Same-day mole removal usually takes under an hour from arrival to leaving. What to expect, from local anaesthetic to your histology results.
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Hard lump under the skin? How soft and hard lumps differ in their causes, what other features matter, and when a lump needs prompt assessment.
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