7th Annual Conference on Skin Cancer and Dermatology

Acne lesions become inflammatory, resulting in acne scars. Acne causes the pore wall to break down and expand. Some acne lesions are so little that the scars they leave are shallow and heal quickly. The contents of a blemish may occasionally bleed into the surrounding tissue, causing greater scarring. The skin responds by repairing the scar by creating new collagen strands. Scarring can be caused by any skin breach, such as a cut, blister, boil, acne, or severely dry skin, by abrading the top layer of skin. Scarring can be affected by your skin type, DNA, or how well you care for the initial wound. After that, it is determined by your lifestyle choices, such as your exposure to pollution and other skin irritants. Acne scars are usually of two forms: The scar develops when there is a loss of tissue. It leads to an indentation on the surface of the skin . The scar forms, which is slightly elevated on the skin's surface. This form of acne scar indicates that your skin is doing its jo...

Melanomas can appear anywhere on your body. They most commonly appear on your back, thighs, arms, and face as a result of sun exposure. Melanomas can form in regions that don't get a lot of sun exposure, such as the palms of your hands, the bottoms of your feet, and the undersides of your fingernails. Melanoma incidence has risen dramatically in recent years, particularly among young females. Melanoma has arisen as a significant public health issue as a result of the illness's mortality. The development of melanoma skin cancer is thought to be greatly impacted by ultraviolet light radiation (UVR), which occurs naturally in sunlight. However, further research is required to determine the particular processes through which UVR from sunlight promotes melanoma. Prevention: You can reduce your risk of melanoma and other types of skin cancer if you: Avoid the sun during the middle of the day Wear sunscreen year-round Wear protective clothing Avoid tanning lamps and beds Become fami...