Dr. Deepak Jakhar - Dermatologist in Delhi

Questions Answered By Dr. Deepak Jakhar (18)

Female | 27

What are theses rashs on me been there for 2 months and getting worse

Answered on 24th Apr '24

This could mean you have eczema. Eczema makes skin red, itchy and inflamed in patches. Many things can trigger it, like allergies or irritants. To help, keep skin moisturized. Don't use harsh soaps. Try a gentle moisturizing cream or ointment instead. You can also visit a dermatologist.

Female | 21

Can i ask on skin complication of my daughter

Answered on 16th Apr '24

Only based on the given information it is quite impossible to determine whether your daughter is suffering from a skin disorder or not. It is therefore wise to visit a dermatologist for the proper diagnosis and therapy.

Male | 23

I have a bald spot in my forehead which is present right from birth. how can I rectify that

Answered on 6th Feb '24

Being born with a bald spot on the forehead might be an indication of alopecia areata. You should visit a dermatologist who can diagnose and treat appropriately.

Female | 18

I have a grown lump under armpit

Answered on 30th Jan '24

This may be a swollen lymph node or a cyst. Diagnosis and treatment must be made through a dermatologist. Such symptoms should not be ignored as it can result in complications.

Female | 26

Hello, I have a large numer of "pimples"on my anus that hurt alot and they start to spread to my vagina

Answered on 30th Jan '24

It is strongly advised that prompt checkup should be sought . This may be a symptom of an STD or other medical problem. Please see a gynecologist or dermatology specialist who works with sexually transmitted infections.

Male | 14

I had an operation on back side of my head in which the area was infected with an infection called carbuncle and it was cut to remove it and then the skin there regenerated soon, but its 3 years and the hair there hasn't grown yet. the diameter of that are is approx 5cm. Is there any other way to get hair back without hair transplant?

Answered on 29th Jan '24

I recommend that you see a dermatologist for this issue. The scar tissue that resulted from the surgery might have injured the hair follicles, thus depriving them of any regrowth. Unfortunately, there is no scientifically based treatment to re-grow hair in scar tissue except by means of a transplant. Some topical treatments may be prescribed by a dermatologist

Female | 19

Every time I shave or use other hair removal techniques, I get strawberry legs. I don't want to consider laser hair removal. Is there any way I can get rid of the strawberry legs?

Answered on 18th Jan '24

Strawberry legs, which are usually attributed to blocked hair pores or ingrown hairs can be treated with the help of a dermatologist. They can offer suggestions regarding skincare regimen and prescribe topical treatments or procedures that may aid in improving the condition. It is advisable to visit a dermatologist for specific advice and recommendations based on individual choices.

Male | 27

Please I haven’t been able to sleep properly or walk properly since two days And recently it’s gone worse I have a very very painful burning sensation that I feel on my scrotum and it is due to using that podophylin cream This pain is worse and unbearable I can’t move, I can’t lay down properly I can’t walk…please give me something for this pain

Answered on 16th Jan '24

It appears as though you possibly have an extremely bad allergic reaction on your podophylin cream. I suggest that you go to a dermatologist immediately for an assessment and treatment.

Female | 25

Is there treatment for red rashes due to sunlight?

Answered on 16th Jan '24

Red rashes caused by sunlight can be treated. First of all, it is necessary to determine the origin and nature of rash. It is advisable to consult a dermatologist for correct diagnosis and treatment.

Female | 28

I had acne breakout in my forehead and chin

Answered on 16th Jan '24

The forehead and chin acne breakout is a skin disorder resulting from blocked pores caused by excessive oil production. I recommend that you see a dermatologist to receive proper diagnosis and treatment. Based on the level of your acne, they might suggest topical adjuvants or oral medications.

I have a lot of dark moles like structures on my face and skin, will I be able to remove it permanently. If yes, kindly let me know the method and cost. Thank you :)

Answered on 11th Jan '24

Common procedures are laser therapy, excision or cryotherapy depending on the type and size of moles. Based on the methods chosen, number of moles or location can vary dramatically in costs. It is essential to seek advice from a dermatologist or any skincare specialist who could analyze your situation, suggest appropriate options and give an idea of the possible costs. The removal procedure should be carried out by a licensed practitioner to ensure safety and reduce the degree of scarring.

Female | 30

I am suffering from a postpartum hair fall issue. What should I do?

Answered on 8th Jan '24

Up to 50% of new moms suffer from normal postpartum hair loss due to such hormonal shifts. It typically spikes around 4-5 months and subsides in a period between six to twelve months. Pay attention to general health, softer hair washing and scalp massage. If hair loss is heavy, prolonged, or associated with scalp problems then it’s advised to see a dermatologist. You are not the only one, and your hair will likely be back to normal!

Female | 42

hand peeling problem i am looking a doctor skin peeling specialist.

Answered on 15th Dec '23

HAND PEELING can be caused by DRYNESS, ECZEMA, PSORIASIS, or ALLERGIES. Avoid harsh soaps and chemicals... Use gentle moisturizers regularly... If symptoms persist, see a DERMATOLOGIST...

Female | 30

Salic cu glyco peeling is gud for skin?

Answered on 14th Dec '23

Salicylic acid and glycolic acid peels can be beneficial for skin.. Both ingredients exfoliate, unclog pores, and improve skin texture .. SALICYLIC ACID is oil soluble, making it an effective treatment for acne-prone skin.... GLYCOLIC ACID is water soluble, making it a good choice for dry skin. However, these peels should only be done by a qualified professional, as they can cause skin damage if not done properly . It's important to discuss any concerns with a DERMATOLOGIST before undergoing the treatment.

Female | 19

I have some rashes and i dont know what it id

Answered on 13th Dec '23

RASHES CAN BE CAUSED BY ALLERGIES OR INFECTIONS..THEY MAY ALSO BE DUE TO SKIN DISORDERS..CONSULT A DERMATOLOGIST FOR PROPER DIAGNOSIS....AVOID SCRATCHING OR TOUCHING THE AFFECTED AREA...USE mild soap and LUKewarm wATEr to clean the rash...APPLY CALAMINE LOTION OR HYDROCORTISONE CREAM to soothe itchiness..IF THE RASH PERSISTS OR SPREADS, SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION..

Male | 25

I got dandruff and it won't go. I tried everything

Answered on 13th Dec '23

DANDRUFF NEEDS daily care.. Use MEDICATED SHAMPOO.. Avoid hair styling products... Try TEA TREE OIL.. Reduce STRESS.. See a dermatologist if severe...

Male | 15

Can I take glutathione for skin whitening

Answered on 12th Dec '23

Glutathione isn't FDA approved for skin lightening.. Limited research available.. Possible side effects.. Discuss with doctor.. it is IMPORTANT to note that the use of glutathione for skin lightening comes with SERIOUS risks.. While it is MARKETED as a "natural" alternative to traditional skin lightening treatments, there is NO conclusive evidence to support its effectiveness.. The FDA HAS NOT approved glutathione for skin lightening purposes, which means that its safety and effectiveness have NOT been thoroughly tested

Female | 20

Mere bal kuch hafto se bhot tezi se jhad rhe iski vajh se m bhot presan hu mujhe ye samjh nhi a rha ki esa kyu ho rha

Answered on 12th Dec '23

It may be because of hormonal or nutrition deficiency. Did you change anything recently in your diet? You should include protien and iron rich food in your diet. Stress is also a reason of hair loss. . . . Please make sure to take CAREFUL care of your HAIR. It is important to keep them healthy by taking a BALANCED diet and REDUCING stress. If the problem still persists, then it is better to visit a dermatologist.