Dr Mahek Gupta Long working hours, poor sleep, constant screen exposure and everyday stress may not just leave people feeling exhausted—they can also show up on the skin. However, dermatologists caution that dullness, dark circles, dryness or acne do not necessarily indicate chronic stress or burnout. Stress symptoms may include both physical and emotional changes, […]Read More
Team L&M Acne, once primarily seen as a teenage issue, is increasingly affecting a wider range of people across India. While young adults aged 18-25 remain most impacted, adult acne, especially among women, is on the rise. Factors such as urban pollution, high-glycemic diets, increased cosmetic use, and hormonal fluctuations contribute to this growing trend. […]Read More
Dr Blossom Kochhar Acne is the most common skin disorder which predictably occurs first during the teenage years. Researches state that over 70 per cent adolescents are affected by a recognisable form of acne. A lot of research has been done on acne, but there still is no conclusive medical theory as to what really […]Read More
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