Skin Treatment

The Skin form the largest organ in the human body comprising 15% of the total adult body weight. The skin serves as the body's initial barrier against pathogens, ultraviolet (UV) light, chemicals, and mechanical injury as well as regulates temperature and the amount of water released into the environment. Skin characteristics such as pigmentation, smoothness, elasticity, and turgor provide insights into an individual's overall health status. Skin assessment is often a crucial part of a person's physical examination.A recent study established the negative effect of sleep deprivation on skin aging. It was found that poor quality sleepers showed increased signs of intrinsic skin aging including fine lines, uneven pigmentation and reduced elasticity.

Dr Joy's Derma Treatment

Dr Joy's Skin treatment addresses a wide range of skin conditions from Acne to auto immune conditions like Psoriasis. Homoeopathy embodies the concept of healing the individual patient with an ailment. The treatment emphasize on treating the deep rooted cause which led to the Skin disease, emotional concerns or stress maybe the trigger factors of the same. It goes beyond the treatment of mere physical symptoms and addresses the mental state or depression associated with the condition, takes a holistic approach to establish cure. At Dr Joy's® homeopathy we have doctors with several years of experience who follow a patient centered approach to manage the symptoms of the skin conditions. we ensure a thorough and long lasting solution to your skin complaints and the associated root cause or emotional trigger factor like stress, depression or anxiety through homeopathy treatment.

Functions of Skin

Barrier Function: The skin shields the body from excessive water loss or absorption, invasion by microorganisms, mechanical and chemical trauma, and UV light damage. The cell envelope establishes the epidermal water barrier, a layer of insoluble proteins on the inner surface of the plasma membrane. This barrier is formed through the cross-linking of small proline-rich proteins. Larger proteins such as cystatin, desmoplakin, and filaggrin contribute to the barrier's robust mechanics.

Immunological Defense: The skin plays a crucial role in both adaptive and innate immunity. The skin-associated lymphoid tissue is a significant component of the immune system, aiding in preventing infections, as even minor skin breaks can lead to infection.

Regulation of Homeostasis: The skin plays a vital role in maintaining body temperature and water balance. This organ regulates heat exchange with the environment, particularly through the blood vessels and sweat glands.

Endocrine and Exocrine functions: Keratinocytes produce vitamin D by converting 7-dehydrocholesterol under UV light exposure which are essential for the proliferation and differentiation of keratinocytes. The skin's exocrine functions include temperature control by perspiration and skin protection by sebum production. Sweat and sebaceous glands are crucial to these functions.

Sensory Functions: The skin is equipped with nociceptors that allow for the sensation of touch, heat, cold, and pain, facilitating interaction with the environment. The skin's sensory roles are essential for an individual's movement, protection, and interaction with the environment.

Benefits of Dr Joy's® Derma Treatment

• Gentle and Natural
• Personalized Treatment
• Holistic Approach
• No Side Effects
• Long lasting Relief

Homeopathy effectively manages skin diseases and prevents the recurrence of the same. Some of the common ailments like Acne, Skin allergy, vitiligo, psoriasis etc. is most effectively treated by reducing the severity, frequency and duration of attacks with individualized treatment plans which increase body's immunity and reduce the tendency to recurrence based on the patient's specific symptoms. Early Intervention with the right treatment can help to prevent medical complications and progression of the diseases.

Emotional Responses and Skin

Stress is known to affect various diseases and conditions, specifically in skin, multiple neuroinflammatory conditions can be triggered or aggravated by stress, such as: psoriasis, atopic dermatitis, acne, contact dermatitis, alopecia areata itch or Pruritus, and erythema. In stressful conditions, in fact, hormones relapse encourages inflammation and the decreasing blood flow to the skin, irritating the skin nerves and increasing inflammation or allergic reactions, with systemic alterations of neuroendocrine and immunological parameters. Furthermore, skin recruits the immune system to fight, dysregulating the innate immune response and causing inflammations such as Rosacea, Acne, and Psoriasis. As a consequence, triggering a vicious circle, natural moisturizing factors, and plumping lipids production decline and skin healing, repair, and restoration processes are delayed.