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What is alopecia areata? It is a term for non-scarring hair loss that can occur at any age, in both men and women. It can also affect children. Symptoms of alopecia areata commonly include the coin-sized bald patches that can appear on the scalp,...

Psoriasis, or tickle, is a common chronic skin disease affecting around 2% of people in the UK. It is rarely serious, but the itchiness and rawness that often accompany psoriasis flare-ups can be hard to live with, as well as its red and flaky...

At any given time, about 85% to 90% of the hairs on the average person’s head are actively growing, this is called the anagen phase, and the others 10-15% are resting. Typically, a hair is in the anagen phase for two to four years,...

Adult acne is common Acne is the eighth most common skin disease worldwide* and one study found that 85% of females and 15% of males have adult pimples*. You may have had spots since your teenage years, or it may be a new skin...